Nadia Helmy

China is playing the role of diplomatic mediator through Pakistan to reduce American influence and promote a multipolar world order led by China and other powers of the Global South.

China employs a dual defense strategy focused on securing energy routes and protecting economic interests.

China manages its logistical presence in the Middle East through a strategy of using civilian ports for long-term military purposes to safeguard its interests and investments in the Belt and Road Initiative, gradually moving towards establishing a long-term strategic presence.

China could intervene to end the conflict between India and Pakistan through a combination of active diplomacy and strategic support, presenting itself as a regional mediator seeking stability.

China’s development of its strategic nuclear bases and facilities in the Xinjiang desert (Lop Nur region) and the expansion of its ballistic missile ranges represent a pivotal pillar of its (strategic deterrence policy). This consistent Chinese strategy aims, in essence, to neutralize American military interventions, whether in the Taiwan issue or in regional conflicts such […]

Chinese intelligence and military circles analyze the Abraham Accords between the Gulf states, the Middle East, and Israel as not merely peace treaties but rather the infrastructure for a technological and military alliance linking advanced Israeli technologies with Gulf financial capabilities under an American umbrella, aimed at countering China. Beijing is also closely monitoring the […]

The significance of the APEC trade ministers' meeting, lay in the issuance of the Suzhou Declaration and the adoption of a new roadmap for the services sector.

Relations between China and Serbia are witnessing a strategic and historic leap forward, embodied in the transition from a comprehensive strategic partnership to building a China-Serbia community with a shared future in the new era. Serbia has become the first European country to establish such a community with China. This has resulted in Chinese praise […]

The exchange of congratulatory messages between Xi Jinping and Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries was significant.

What particularly caught my attention analytically was the coverage broadcast by China’s state television and CGTN on June 1, 2026, following the launch of the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore.