Category : Foreign Policy Analysis


The World Right now! And China’s Place in It

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June 15th, 2024

By Moshi Israel The world as it is today is largely in disarray. The scenario is akin to that of a civil war where leaders are engaged in power struggles as the world around them burns to ashes. This is what is happening now, battles of hegemony and dominance are becoming more prevalent and defined. […]

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China-Africa Cultural Exchanges Inspiring the Next Generation Leaders: Chronicling the 2024 China-Africa Youth Festival

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June 7th, 2024

By George Musiime More than 60 youth representatives from Africa have been immersed into the culture and history of China as a part of the China-Africa youth festival that kicked off in Beijing on the 20th May with the opening ceremony in the Chinese capital Beijing. The 2024 China-Africa youth festival was organized with the collaboration […]

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Taiwan is an Inelienable Part of China: Lai Ching-te Must Climb Down

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May 30th, 2024

On 20th this month, Lai Ching-te was inaugurated as the Island’s new leader, taking over from Tsai Ing-Wen who pundits saw as United States of America’s (USA) lapdog. Like Tsai Ing-Wen, Lai Ching-te started his leadership on a confrontational note presenting himself as defender and agent of Washington’s hegemonic interests in the strait of Taiwan. In […]

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Will Africa be Vindicated? The International Criminal Court Faces its Greatest Test Since Formation

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May 28th, 2024

By Mpewo Alan Collins 2024 has been an interesting year thus far, and as the world approaches its mid season, more interesting events will keep unfolding. It commenced with an extension of the Russia-Ukraine war that many thought would not last until this day, and the Israel-Palestine war that started in the later months of […]

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Global Security Initiative: Securing World Peace

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May 28th, 2024

Nnanda Kizito Sseruwagi. The Global Security Initiative is one of China’s multiple International public governance resources. It was conceived by comrade Xi Jin Ping in an effort to secure world peace by trumping dialogue over duel, partnership over divisive-coalition, and mutual benefit over winner-take-all. China has always articulated its vision for the future of mankind […]

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CHINA’S DIPLOMATIC BLUEPRINT: HOPE FOR A DYING ART OF DIPLOMACY

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May 28th, 2024

By Salim Abila Asuman In the modern geopolitics, an ugly discovering has been made: the cold-blooded killing of traditional diplomacy of dialogue between nations lies lifeless, its vibrant spirit snuffed out by the hands of indifference and hostility. The absence of diplomatic discourse has left a void, one that threatens the fabric of peaceful coexistence. As one looks […]

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CHINA’S DIPLOMATIC BLUEPRINT: HOPE FOR A DYING ART OF DIPLOMACY

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May 23rd, 2024

By Salim Abila Asuman. In the modern geopolitics, an ugly discovering has been made: the cold-blooded killing of traditional diplomacy of dialogue between nations lies lifeless, its vibrant spirit snuffed out by the hands of indifference and hostility. The absence of diplomatic discourse has left a void, one that threatens the fabric of peaceful coexistence. As one looks […]

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America’s 2023 Country Report on Human Rights Practices: Who Policices the USA?

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May 23rd, 2024

On 22nd April, 2024, the US Congress with a fore note from the Secretary of State, Antony J. Blinken, issued the 2023 Country Reports on Human Rights Practices for all other countries that are on earth, except itself. It has been a practice it has committed itself into fulfilling since 1977 and not so much can be said as […]

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Chinese perspectives on Africa’s late industrialization

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May 22nd, 2024

By Nnanda Kizito Sseruwagi Africa and China’s cooperation recedes hundreds of centuries back. Over 600 years ago, East Africa was one of the areas that cross-pollinated with Chinese civilization through interactions with the voyages of Zheng He, one of China’s greatest navigators. Zheng’s navigations to Africa manifested the Chinese traditional philosophy of harmony, a notion […]

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Harmony as China’s grand strategy

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May 7th, 2024

By Nnanda Kizito Sseruwagi Historically, it has been customary for major global powers to forcefully have their way. China has defied many details of how such nations behave. In close to half a century, China has neither fought a single major war nor killed large numbers of foreigners. It has tried to hold true to […]

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