(IN BRIEF) Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 modernization agenda is increasingly being challenged by the kingdom’s renewed reliance on hard-security partnerships, military deterrence and sectarian regional alignments. While Riyadh continues to present itself as a post-oil hub for technology, AI, tourism … Read the full press release
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(IN BRIEF) China and Pakistan publicly reaffirmed their “ironclad” friendship and all-weather strategic partnership during a January 2026 meeting in Beijing, marking 75 years of diplomatic ties and pledging deeper cooperation under an upgraded CPEC 2.0, alongside mutual political support … Read the full press release
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