China’s Efforts for Palestine and Its Effects in the Middle East

China emerges as a significant player in mediating the Israel-Palestine conflict, aiming to reconcile Palestinian factions and establish a recognized Palestinian state.
China emerges as a significant player in mediating the Israel-Palestine conflict, aiming to reconcile Palestinian factions and establish a recognized Palestinian state.
A new regional bloc, dubbed the "Squad," is forming between Australia, Japan, the Philippines, and the US to counter China's growing assertiveness in the South China Sea.
President Biden's controversial comments on immigration policies of Asian countries, Japan, China, Russia, and India have stirred reactions, especially from Japan, a key ally.
Saudi Arabia strategically navigates its alliance with the US amidst the Israel-Palestine conflict, aiming to secure favorable terms while excluding Israel from key agreements.
Geopolitical tensions between superpowers impact smaller nations like Nepal, caught between India and China.
India's successful COVID-19 vaccination drive under Modi faced challenges with vaccine side effects, impacting his political future.
Fumio Kishida, Japan's Prime Minister, faces challenges amid economic woes and political scandals, risking his leadership as voter discontent grows.
The US Foreign Aid Package allocates $95 billion to Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan, with a focus on countering Chinese aggression in the Asia-Pacific region.
As a necessary step toward creating a single regional market, Central Asian states are removing trade barriers.
The debate over Chiang Kai Shek's legacy is essentially party-based, with the opposition Kuomintang Party accusing the ruling Democratic Progressive Party of trying to obliterate history.