Trump’s Strategy to Contain China (Part-III) By: Qamar Bashir Macomb, Detroit, Michigan The U.S. Senate’s confirmation hearing for Mr. Bessent last week as Treasury Secretary was remarkable, as much of the discussion revolved around China’s rapid economic growth and increasing dominance in global finance, economy, manufacturing, and infrastructure. It was unusual for a single foreign country to consume so much time in such a crucial hearing, reflecting both an acknowledgment of China’s deep penetration into almost every sector of geopolitical significance and the deep-rooted concerns of U.S. senators over theRead More

Dr. Muhammad Akram Zaheer The prospect of Donald Trump returning to the presidency evokes mixed reactions across different regions. In Europe, this possibility is often perceived as a significant disruption, with fears of strained alliances and economic instability. Adversaries of the United States, such as China, Iran, North Korea and Russia, view such a development as an opportunity to advance their agendas. However, in much of Asia, the reaction is notably more measured. Countries in this region, ranging from Japan and South Korea in the north to the Indian subcontinentRead More