Last Updated: October 15, 2026

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    US Lawmakers Seek Probe Into Possible China Link in California Tiananmen Museum Attack

    Washington: Two senior Republican lawmakers have urged the US Justice Department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to investigate whether China had any connection to the vandalism of a Tiananmen Square memorial museum in California. Representatives Chris Smith of New Jersey and John Moolenaar of Michigan made the request in a letter to Acting.

    One Nation, One Voice: China’s New Law and Silencing of Minorities

    China, on July 1, 2026, did not merely bring a new statute into force – it gave legal language to a long-running project of cultural control. The Law on Promoting Ethnic Unity and Progress is presented by Beijing as a framework for harmony among China’s 56 officially recognised ethnic groups. But for Tibetans, Uyghurs, Mongols,.

    What is in Store for China Ethnic Minorities

    China’s new Ethnic Unity and Progress Promotion Law, which came into effect on July 1, is pushing the ethnic minorities to integrate with Chinese identity and mandating that parents guide their children to “love” the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). The law also “bans acts that ‘undermine ethnic unity or create ethnic division’ among China’s 56.

    China’s Willingness to Take Risks in Myanmar, Afghanistan

    How feasible the proposed China-MyanmarBangladesh Economic Corridor (CMBC) will be is a question being raised by certain sections in Dhaka? China has already involved itself in infrastructure projects under the ambitious Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) in Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Nepal, and Afghanistan in the region, where progress has been mixed.

    Increasing India-China Partnerships

    Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahmman’s recent visit to China has secured fresh economic commitments, but experts said that the administration must deepen institutional ties with neighbouring India even as it expands cooperation with Beijing. A stronger partnership with Beijing makes constructive ties with India more indispensable than ever. The three day state visit produced multiple.

    Why Foreign Companies Averse to Invest in China

    China’s President Xi Jinping has repeatedly emphasised at high-level meetings with world leaders and corporate heads that his country is keen to attract foreign investments, even though recent events have brought into question the safety and viability of those potential investments. It highlights that world’s top business leaders that Jinping has addressed at meetings in.

    Trump Says US Won’t Allow China to Take Control of Panama Canal

    Washington: US President Donald Trump has reiterated his criticism of the transfer of the Panama Canal to Panama, claiming China is attempting to expand its influence over the strategic waterway. Speaking at the dedication of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in North Dakota, Trump said the United States would not allow China to take control.

    China’s Balancing Act During West Asia Crisis

    Several Gulf nations have quietly voiced frustration with China’s response to the security crisis in West Asia. During recent escalations, Beijing has consistently advocated restraint, dialogue and de-escalation, reflecting its longstanding diplomatic posture. However, for countries that have experienced missile attacks, drone strikes and direct security threats linked to Iran and its network of partners,.

    Why China Uses Subversive Carrots for Geopolitical Gains

    China has met with some successes but also many failures in its attempts at economic influence. Subversive carrot tactics have allowed China to make inroads in places where leaders can act with relative impunity, such as Cambodia, but have backfired in countries where leaders face accountability mechanisms such as the Philippines. Beijing’s economic statecraft succeeded.

    How China Tries to Expand Presence in Contested Waters

    China is expanding its presence through infrastructure, civilian, quasicivilian and dual-use instruments, not just artificial islands and military bases.

    India More Acceptable Partner’ for G7 than China

    India’s participation enhances the G7’s relevance and legitimacy in an increasingly multipolar world order. This is particularly significant as the grouping’s influence today is largely “political and normative” rather than institutional. For India, engagement offers “prestige, access, networking opportunities, and a chance to influence discussions,” but it does not yield immediate economic gains or structural.