Uzair Younus spoke with Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari about how the international community can help Pakistan.
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Han Lin spoke with Keith Bradsher from Shanghai.
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“This is in a sense the first superpower summit of the Cold War Version 2.0,” he said.
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Uzair Younus spoke with the BBC’s Yalda Hakim.
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“U.S. allies are concerned about the potential weakening of the basics of American democracy,” he said.
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Amb. Kurt Tong said “the mindset seems to be that some foreign missions are not welcome.”
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Dr. Evan Medeiros joins a new podcast series that explores what has shaped Xi Jinping’s thinking.
Around the world, Beijing is investing heavily in diplomatic, security, cultural, and economic ties in a bid to increase its global influence, strengthen its ability to protect and advance its national interests, attract support in multilateral fora and international institutions, and fracture the global consensus on key issues it views as unfavorable to its geopolitical ambitions. The Pacific Islands region—defined as the vast stretch of Pacific Ocean between Asian littoral waters in the west, Guam in the north and Hawaii in the northeast, and Australia and New Zealand in the south and southwest—has been no exception.
The conclusion of the first round of talks for the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF), which filled out what countries would discuss going forward, underscored the commitment of Asian nations to engage with the United States on trade, said economists.
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The ministerial-level meeting of the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF), a new economic zone initiative led by the United States, began in Los Angeles on the 8th. A major focus of this meeting is how the 14 countries will be involved in the four areas called “pillars.” While some pillars are popular with many countries wanting to participate, others are likely to become unpopular due to concerns about being forced to create strict rules.
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