جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "کمربند-راه" در نشریات گروه "علوم سیاسی"

The signing of the comprehensive strategic agreement between Iran and China in 2021 marked a new direction in the foreign policy of the Islamic Republic of Iran. This policy gained further momentum with the arrival of the 13th government. The agreement raises important issues, particularly the collaboration between China and Iran in the context of the Belt and Road infrastructure project, introduced by Chinese President Xi Jinping in 2013. This initiative encompasses six distinct land routes, with the China-Pakistan Economic Belt being the most significant. This corridor links Kashgar in western China to Gwadar in southern Pakistan. A potential means of integrating Iran into the expansive infrastructure project of the Belt and Road involves joining the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor. As a result, this article aims to explore Pakistan's collaboration with China, examining various facets of the current corridor's development and elucidating its impact on the interests of the Islamic Republic of Iran.

The rise of China and India‟s economic power in the world have drastically increased the significance of Indo -Pacific region. This region has become the center of gravity of the world‟s politics and economy. China as an emerging power is a threat to the U.S. hegemony and for India as well Japan and Australia. The research is conducted to know the growing geostrategic and geopolitical importance of Indo - pacific region for the U.S and how it is changing dynamically. The study also shows the role of India in the Indo-pacific region, China‟s rising power and its status in the changes of the geopolitics of the Indo-Pacific region, and the U.S. response towards the growing significance of China. In this contemporary era, the world is gradually diverting its attention from Euro Atlantic to the Indo-Pacific region due to which the Indo- Pacific region is going to face enormous challenges, opportunities, and threats from regional and extra-regional states. This research seeks to answer the question by analyzing and explaining first-hand sources How China's emerging power will change the geopolitics of the Indo-Pacific region and how the Quad will react to the changing dynamics of the Indo-Pacific region

Turbulent financial climate in Egypt forced this country to diversify its economic and political relations and renew its relations with East Asian countries, especially China, while maintaining its relationship with U.S. and other Western countries. Egypt's participation in the Belt Road project is the main driver for advancing economic and political relations with China. Cairo is planning to avoid challenging political relations and emphasize on economic benefits to help with Belt and Road Initiative to develop Suez Canal and other projects like railroad and the new capital. Expanding bilateral relations through Belt and Road Initiative resulted in signing the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership and China becoming the biggest goods exporter to Egypt. China needs new markets and outsourcing to continue its economic growth. It could introduce many new projects through the Initiative and justify its expanse in the world. Today, China and Egypt are closer than ever and their leaders use terms like civilization to deepen ties and mix with economic projects.