Will a new “port city” in Sri Lanka revive India’s fears that it’s being encircled by China?

The opening of Myanmar has been a geopolitical success for the United States, but a tenuous one.

Turnbull advises China on how to avoid the Thucydides Trap as shadow defense minister advocates for sending ships within 12 nautical miles of contested islands.

The UK’s Foreign Secretary has accused Beijing of a “serious breach” of its agreement over Hong Kong.

The leadership in Pyongyang may be inscrutable, but its actions are far from irrational.

As U.S. tilts to India, Pakistan tilts to China and Russia.

Both Pakistan and China want to see the new, multibillion-dollar Silk Road reach the port of Gwadar on the Indian Ocean.

China is buying influence with a key U.S. regional ally.

The move is just the latest salvo in Tokyo’s escalating confrontation with Beijing.

Are we witnessing a shift in India’s stance vis-à-vis China?