Tom Fowdy is a British political and international relations analyst and a graduate of Durham and Oxford universities. He writes on topics pertaining to China, the DPRK, Britain, and the U.S.
The China-ASEAN partnership continues to be an example of how strengthening multilateral cooperation can be achieved without leaning toward protectionism, unilateralism, or economic nationalism.
In October, China and Bangladesh will unveil one of their most significant projects yet, the Padma Bridge Rail Link, boosting Bangladesh's interconnectivity.
China and Australia held their first economic and trade dialogue since 2020 on Thursday, heralding a breakthrough in bilateral relations that have been frozen for years.
Through restrictions and embargoes, the U.S. is seeking to cut off China's access to high-end tech. However, this approach comes with significant risks and uncertain outcomes.
In a world that is beset with challenges and uncertainty, Eurasia, with its connected markets and integration, is providing new paths for growth and prosperity.
Despite the burden of global climate responsibility having been inherently unequal, China has long sought to demonstrate that it is a reliable global stakeholder and takes climate change seriously.
At a recent meeting in Beijing, China's top diplomat Wang Yi told Iran's security chief Ali Akbar Ahmadian that China is willing to strengthen communication and coordination with Iran.
The supply chain is being subordinated to geopolitics in a manner that will harm, rather than support, the long-term interests of the U.S. and its companies.