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Myanmar coup to increase China’s influence, revive the military junta rule and wind up democracy in the country
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Myanmar coup to increase China’s influence, revive the military junta rule and wind up democracy in the country

Myanmar coup followed agreements made between the military leaders of Myanmar and the official Beijing seeking more influence in Myanmar and kicking out India as a competitor in the region.…
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February 4, 2021Tags: China, Myanmar
India-China in Nepal Conundrum
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India-China in Nepal Conundrum

Following a recent political chaos in Kathmandu, now everyone’s eye is on high-profile visits from two Asian giants and neighbors of Nepal, India and China. In just seven months, there…
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January 7, 2021Tags: China, India, Nepal
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System Overload: Can China’s Military Be Distracted in a War over Taiwan? 2020

The paper by  Center for the Study of Chinese Military Affairs Institute for National Strategic Studies National Defense University  assesses the PLA’s ability to navigate the dilemma of preparing for…
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November 24, 2020Tags: China, Taiwan
China: Europe through the Balkans
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China: Europe through the Balkans

Beijing's presence in the Western Balkans is an issue that Brussels must address soon. The lack of investment in this region by the European Union, let China complete this part…
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November 12, 2020Tags: Arbesa Hoxha, Balkans, China, Kosovo, Serbia
Bribe as a Weapon: Corruption as a Tool of Expansion
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Bribe as a Weapon: Corruption as a Tool of Expansion

Corruption is generally thought to cripple the economy and reduce foreign investment quote required for economic development.  Russia and China have managed to see corruption as a window of opportunity…
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October 8, 2020Tags: China, Russia
Italian foreign policy: Turkey and China possible ‘dangerous’ friends
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Italian foreign policy: Turkey and China possible ‘dangerous’ friends

Italy is promoting its strategic importance for the Belt and Road Initiative and the European energy market boosting its diplomatic and commercial relations with China and Turkey. Despite the fact…
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October 6, 2020Tags: China, Giuliano Bifolchi, Italy, Turkey
Prospects for China’s further worldwide expansion
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Prospects for China’s further worldwide expansion

China’s constant expansion in the world is increasing. Within a 20-year period Beijing has managed to strengthen its economic positions significantly in virtually all parts of the world, and, in…
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September 23, 2020Tags: China
China Fights for Central and Eastern Europe Expansion
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China Fights for Central and Eastern Europe Expansion

In 2012 when China hosted the Central and Eastern Europe countries first summit in the ‘16+1’ format (China, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania,…
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September 16, 2020Tags: Balkans, CEE, China
China in Southeast Asia: Competition on the Verge of a Conflict
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China in Southeast Asia: Competition on the Verge of a Conflict

Southeast Asia is a region that differs from other places in the world where China pursues its expansion policy in struggling for resources and influence. Although the PRC acts in…
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September 14, 2020Tags: Cambodia, China, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam
China in Latin America: Raw Materials and Unachieved Ambitions
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China in Latin America: Raw Materials and Unachieved Ambitions

In the early century, China trumpeted a large economic expansion into Latin America.  The region, however, did not neocolonize under the African scenario. China keeps on investing and expanding its…
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September 4, 2020Tags: China, economy, Latin America

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