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China's belligerent expansionism and disregard for the concerns of other nations has again come to fore as two of its neighbours, the Philippines and Taiwan have voiced sharp misgivings about its actions

The Chinese coast guard has repeatedly clashed with Philippine patrol vessels near the Philippines-occupied Second Thomas Shoal.

P Chidambaram, former Union Home Minister during his party-led UPA regime wondered why the Prime Minister was raking up an issue that was settled way back in 1974. That year, the Indira Gandhi government, in order to maintain good relations with Sri Lanka and to help lakhs and lakhs of Tamils there, negotiated with the island nations government.

From Bhutan and India along their rugged mountainous border to the South China Sea and Japan's Senkaku Islands, China is asserting its dominance by advancing its borders through unilateral actions as per a report by The Economic Times

Lawmakers consulted former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and former Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta on Tuesday, who both warned a House committee not to take China's aggression lightly.

The days of black-and-white definitions of asymmetry have passed.

In 2024, more people around the world will take to the polls than ever before. From India to Iceland, the UK to Uruguay, more than two billion people in 50 countries will decide who governs them. And yet democracy has rarely felt more precarious.

Gen Manoj Mukund Naravane, the 28th Chief of Army Staff, one of the foremost Army Generals, provided a gripping account of the India-China confrontation before and after the deadly Galwan Valley incident, Indias overall response to the Chinese action and how it served as a catalyst to firm up the Armys combat readiness along the Line of Actual Control (LAC).

“The best way to preserve peace is to be able to fight a war,” Taipei’s top diplomat Joseph Wu tells TIME in an exclusive interview.