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The economic statecraft landscape is becoming more complex as transatlantic partners increasingly leverage the tools to counter threats.

Expanding the Mineral Security Partnership. India and Norway also enter. The goal is to counter the “weaponization” of interdependence by authoritarian

The West has tried to outshine Beijing's grand trade route multiple times, but can't muster the will to do it Read Full Article at RT.com

India is reimagining its history in a way that draws other countries, be they from the Global North or South, to it. The indigenous concept of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam, where one’s interests are the interests of all and vice-versa, and our inherent heterogeneity, reassures world nations that ours is a hand of friendship 

The corridor deserves India’s full-fledged support as it shows there are alternatives to China’s Belt and Road Initiative. Nevertheless, the building of the corridor and its operationalisation will benefit China to some extent because of its competitive advantages. So India mustn’t be under any illusion that the project will selectively boost Indian exports

Destination countries of money laundering, such as the US, also have a role to play, says TIB chief

China's assertive actions and an increasingly unpredictable United States may weaken ASEAN’s ability to hedge.

Anxiety over the rise of China and the authoritarian threat to the liberal democratic order has driven a maritime-heavy strategy. But don’t forget about the Eurasian landmass.

Institutional Balancing Promotes Stability in Asia.

(U.S. Department of State) — Representatives from the United States of America and the Republic of Palau convened in Koror, Palau, June 21-22 for bilateral economic consultations as called for