Russia’s attack on Ukraine has also changed Moscow’s ties to its post-Soviet neighbors. In the second part of our overview series, we show how the current power structure in Central Asia is shaping up.
By Maria Mitrov
As chair of ASEAN, the Philippines is striking a more confident tone toward China. However, the country is avoiding a course of complete confrontation. China's foreign minister nevertheless sent a veiled warning to Manila.
By Leonardo Pape
Russia's attack on Ukraine has also changed Moscow's ties with its post-Soviet neighbors. In the first part of our overview series, we show how the balance of power in the South Caucasus has shifted.
By Maria Mitrov
According to a report by Reuters, the US is close to concluding an agreement with Mali that would allow Washington to once again deploy aircraft and drones over Mali. The United States had previously lifted sanctions against Mali’s Defense Minister Sadio Camara at the end of February.
By Redaktion Table
The 11th Raisina Dialogues in Delhi have become a stage for India’s foreign-policy strategy. Finland’s President Alexander Stubb urged India to assume greater global responsibility. Chinese participants, by contrast, were scarce in Delhi.
By Natalie Mayroth
The Raisina Dialogue in New Delhi is a counter-model to the World Economic Forum and the Munich Security Conference. Its hosts have long framed it as a global platform – and its growing importance is only slowly being recognized in Germany.
By Natalie Mayroth
China is responding cautiously to US strikes in Iran, even though Iran is an important strategic partner. Reactions inside China and across the Chinese diaspora vary widely.
By Fabian Kretschmer
The chair of the Hamburg Sustainability Conference, Achim Steiner, advocates a 360-degree view of global security risks.
By Markus Bickel
During his visit to Australia, Foreign Minister Wadephul is promoting closer security cooperation. This will strengthen Germany’s presence in the strategically important Indo-Pacific. Australia also needs allies.
By Angela Köckritz
Under the pressure of geopolitical upheavals, Germany and Australia are deepening their partnership. In Canberra, Federal Foreign Minister Wadephul spoke of the Indo-Pacific as the “world’s growth engine.” A trade agreement with the EU could be in place as early as mid-February.
By Angela Köckritz
