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Salman Rafi Sheikh

Research-analyst of International Relations and Pakistan’s foreign and domestic affairs

How China-Germany Ties Hurt US Strategic Plans

When German Chancellor Olaf Scholz visited China in early November, it sent shock waves in the Transatlantic Alliance. The visit came only months after NATO declared China as its enemy. The visit’s significance also lies in the fact that Olaf is the only leader from G7 to visit China since the COVID-19 pandemic began three years ago. The visit reaffirmed...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

The US Hijacking of G20

In 1999, after the world faced a massive financial crisis, some sane thoughts prevailed to bring together finance ministers and bankers from the world’s top twenty countries to work towards ways to avoid such a crisis in the future. This group came to be known as G20. In its most recent, seventeenth head of State and Government summit held in Bali (Indonesia), the group was anything but a gathering of people...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Saudi Arabia Looks to Replace Washington with Beijing

Whereas China and Russia do already have an agenda of a new, multipolar world order, they are far from the only players. While undoubtedly the most important ones, both are not only allied with each other, they are forming alliances with countries that were previously squarely placed in the US camp. Among the countries willing to turn their normal trade...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Joe Biden and the ‘energy crisis’ in the West

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Undeterred Russia-China Pushing for a New World Order

Salman Rafi Sheikh

The US alliance in the Indo-Pacific Stumbles

Salman Rafi Sheikh

How Russia is fighting the West’s Economic Onslaught

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Washington’s Africa Strategy Seeks to Counter Russia and China

Salman Rafi Sheikh

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