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China is exporting its educational model, and a generation of students from the Global South is taking notes.
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The Mekong River sustains millions, but instead of water wars, the region has seen a complex mix of competition and cooperation.
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China's overseas lending has created new dependencies and new dilemmas for borrowers and creditors alike.
Sep 10, 2026
As the rivalry between major powers intensifies, a group of influential middle powers is quietly carving out a new role as brokers, bridge-builders, and agenda-setters.
Sep 25, 2026
China's overseas digital infrastructure push is reshaping connectivity, standards, and influence across Asia, Africa, and Latin America — and raising hard questions for everyone else.
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The Gulf's Diplomatic Offensive: From Regional Rivalry to Global Broker
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As the rivalry between major powers intensifies, a group of influential middle powers is quietly carving out a new role as brokers, bridge-builders, and agenda-setters.
