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Pakistan 'Most Exposed' to Chinese Influence, New Research Shows - Vimarsana News

Pakistan 'Most Exposed' to Chinese Influence, New Research Shows

China Global Index 2022 explores how China conducts influence activities across 82 countries

Pakistan 'Most Exposed' to Chinese Influence, New Research Shows - Vimarsana News

Pakistan 'Most Exposed' to Chinese Influence, New Research Shows

Washington - A new study on China’s global influence puts Pakistan at the top of the list. Cambodia and Singapore are in second and third place resp

China relations: Rocker-turned-politician Freddy Lim uses his celebrity to push Taiwan's case - Vimarsana News

China relations: Rocker-turned-politician Freddy Lim uses his celebrity to push Taiwan's case

Freddy Lim has become the unlikely frontman in Taipei’s bid for global recognition to push back against a more assertive China.

Source: afr.com
US-Taiwan-Japan Maritime Safety Working Group Report - Vimarsana News

US-Taiwan-Japan Maritime Safety Working Group Report

A working group with experts from Japan, Taiwan, and the United States discussed maritime safety issues and the possibility for closer maritime safety cooperation.

"Reunification" with Taiwan through Force Would Be a Pyrrhic Victory for China | Center for Strategic and International Studies - Vimarsana News

"Reunification" with Taiwan through Force Would Be a Pyrrhic Victory for China | Center for Strategic and International Studies

Download the CSIS Brief The Issue Many commentators and officials speculate about Beijing’s plans to compel “reunification” with Taiwan. Much of the existing commentary focuses on how or when a Chinese attack on Taiwan could occur, but there is little discussion of the nonmilitary consequences of such a scenario for China and the world. This brief explores the implications of

Source: csis.org