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Israel’s Pacific opportunity (opens the original)
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Israel seeks development partner status in the Pacific Islands Forum just as one of the world’s most seemingly tranquil regions is becoming increasingly contested: Beijing launched a nuclear-capable, submarine-launched ballistic-missile test into the South Pacific on July 6, reportedly without prior permission from the Pacific Islands in the region where the test took place, while the competition between China and Taiwan is intensifying among island states. The region is more important to Israel
First Jordan, then Egypt: Xi Jinping’s search for a new MO in the Middle East (opens the original)
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King Abdullah II of Jordan was just invited to Beijing after an 11-year absence. Now, Xi Jinping of China is heading to Egypt for his first state visit there in a decade. Xi will travel to Cairo immediately after attending the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in Kyrgyzstan that starts on Sept. 1. Officially, Beijing describes the Egypt visit in familiar terms: 70 years of diplomatic relations, a flourishing comprehensive strategic partnership, economic cooperation and an exchange of view
King Abdullah’s trip to China (opens the original)
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It has been 11 years since Jordan’s King Abdullah II visited China. Why go now? Perhaps the timing is connected to the unusual frustration about the region expressed by China’s leading Middle East experts when I was in Beijing leading a SIGNAL Group delegation in July. The policy advisers spoke openly about the difficulty of navigating the war between two of China’s comprehensive strategic partners, Iran and Saudi Arabia; the instability in the Red Sea; and the continuing closure of the Strait o
Israel, India and Japan should think trilateral (opens the original)
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The new India-Israel Special Strategic Partnership for Peace, Innovation and Prosperity should be read not only as a step forward in India–Israel relations, but as an opening for a wider strategic conversation. It gives New Delhi and Jerusalem a stronger framework for cooperation in technology, innovation, security, agriculture, water, health and economic development. But its greater significance for both countries may lie in what it makes possible beyond the bilateral relationship. India and Ja
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