Relations between China and western nations have been strained for centuries, and both sides have sought out various models of economic interdependence. As China reaches a new, challenging…
This article assesses the likely impact of the US strategy in South Asia against the backdrop of the geopolitical competition for the Indo-Pacific. It argues that without placing democracy promotion…
The Maldives, a small, strategically located archipelagic nation in the Indian Ocean, has emerged as a key battleground for India-China competition in South Asia. It is one of several South…
The case of the ninety-nine-year lease of Hambantota Port to China has become the example par excellence of Chinese debt-trap diplomacy. While China’s influence over Sri Lanka has…
On March 25th, 2021, the Georgetown Journal of International Affairs sat down with Dr. Yasmine Farouk, a visiting fellow of the Middle East Program at the Carnegie Endowment…
Technology corporations have comprised an important role in financial and diplomatic relations between China and the United States. However, as the relationship sours, corporations’ conduct is increasingly placed…
On March 2, 2021, Dr. Kenneth M. Pollack sat down with GJIA to discuss the Biden administration’s approach to utilize the Abraham Accords both to normalize relations between…
The US Global Fragility Strategy is an unparalleled opportunity for the United States to lead a global effort to end violent conflict. However, this strategy—and all ensuing foreign…
On November 18, 2020, Ong Keng Yong, one of Singapore’s four Ambassadors-at-Large and former Secretary-General of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), sat down with GJIA to…
Many of China’s technology companies perfect their products in the domestic market by facilitating the party-state’s oppression and data control, and subsequently seek to export the technology to…
