China’s influence on Bangladesh elections
The elections in Bangladesh highlight a complex geopolitical landscape, with China's potential influence on the ruling Awami League.
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Iran’s Alborz warship enters Red Sea amidst heightened tensions
Iran's Alborz warship entering the Red Sea amidst heightened tensions due to recent regional events intensifies the complexity of the geopolitical landscape.
China and Myanmar revive stalled Belt and Road Initiative project
This move comes at a crucial time, as violence between ethnic rebel groups and the junta continues to escalate in Myanmar's western Rakhine state.
Kyaukpyu Port: China’s Strategic Hub for Geopolitics, Economy, and Military in the Indian Ocean
The expansive nature of the Kyaukpyu project, aside from its financial implications for Myanmar, suggests that China's enthusiasm is driven by long-term military considerations.
China’s Renaming Of Indian Ocean Sparks Geopolitical Tensions
During the conference, which focused on promoting a sustainable blue economy and fostering a maritime community with a shared future, the term 'China-Indian Ocean Region' was widely used in official documents.
Chinese Court Commences Hearings For Lawsuit On Missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370
A Beijing court initiated compensation hearings on Monday for the Chinese families of passengers who were aboard Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, which disappeared under mysterious circumstances over the Indian Ocean nearly a decade ago, as reported by the plaintiffs.
South China Sea Tensions Rise As China Asserts Strategic Interests And Territorial Claims
An international tribunal in The Hague issued a resounding ruling against China in a territorial dispute with the Philippines. The tribunal explicitly rejected China's "nine-dash line," which Beijing had used to assert its expansive territorial claims in the South China Sea.
U.S. Investment In Sri Lankan Terminal Counters China’s Growing Influence
The upcoming Colombo West International Terminal is planned to have a length of 1.4 kilometers (approximately 0.16 miles) and a depth of 20 meters (about 66 feet), with a projected annual container capacity of 3.2 million units.
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