Peace in the Shadows: Women’s Unseen Struggle in Yemen’s War
Once rich in culture and history, Yemen has been devastated by nearly a decade of war between the Iranian-backed Houthi rebel movement and the post-2011 Arab Uprising internationally recognised government, backed by a Saudi Arabia-led coalition of Arab countries. Yemen is now widely recognised to be facing the world’s worst humanitarian disaster. With hundreds of…
Iran-China Relations in the Shadow of American Pressure
Summary: This article examines the deepening China–Iran partnership, highlighting dual-use material transfers, energy trade resilience, and coordinated maritime drills as tools to counter U.S. sanctions and pressure. It details Beijing’s role in supplying missile fuel precursors under a model of plausible deniability while sustaining Iran’s economic lifeline through oil imports. Together, these moves embed both…
China’s Quiet Game in the Iran-Israel Conflict
Summary: China’s muted role in the Iran-Israel conflict reveals its careful balancing act between strategic neutrality and deep regional interests. Despite strong ties with Iran, Beijing avoided military involvement to protect its economic investments and maintain regional neutrality. This cautious posture underscores China’s broader foreign policy strategy of avoiding direct confrontation while preserving influence. Highlights:…
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