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The CIRCUMNAVIGATOR

Every week, the Circumnavigator showcases the week’s best reporting from our Editorial and Opinion sections, listing important news from all corners of the world.

OUR RECENT COVERAGE

Jackson Nealis 10/4/23 Jackson Nealis 10/4/23

Mohamed Muizzu wins Maldives Presidential Runoff, expected to shift country's foreign policy gaze toward China

Joy Wei 10/3/23 Joy Wei 10/3/23

The Philippines Removes Chinese Barrier on Disputed Waters

Rishi Dinesh 10/3/23 Rishi Dinesh 10/3/23

Australia Deploys F-35s to Indonesia for Military Exercises

Elizabeth Koenck 9/24/23 Elizabeth Koenck 9/24/23

What Assad’s Trip to China Says About the Future of Syrian Diplomacy

Valli Pendyala 9/16/23 Valli Pendyala 9/16/23

China Appoints New Ambassador to Afghanistan’s Taliban Government

Alexander Lin 12/7/22 Alexander Lin 12/7/22

ANALYSIS: The Clash of Civilizations is Still Shaking Up the World

Sebastian Cardena 11/30/22 Sebastian Cardena 11/30/22

China’s Interference in Taiwanese Elections as a Form of Political Power

Rachel Gurevich 11/9/22 Rachel Gurevich 11/9/22

ANALYSIS: A Peek into Xi’s Playbook: What Beijing is Learning from Ukraine

Julio Wang 10/17/22 Julio Wang 10/17/22

China’s Self-Developed Aircraft Received Certificate

Advait Arun and Alex Lin 4/18/22 Advait Arun and Alex Lin 4/18/22

Special Report: Mapping Vaccine Diplomacy

Cassie Clark 4/13/22 Cassie Clark 4/13/22

China Eastern Airlines Flight Crashes in Guangxi Province

Sophia Chang 4/13/22 Sophia Chang 4/13/22

What the War in Ukraine means for Taiwan

Taipei takes Russia’s aggression as a warning sign; for better or for worse, Taiwan is refocusing its efforts on preventative military operations in preparation for a potential war.

Shoma Oura 4/12/22 Shoma Oura 4/12/22

China Eastern Grounds Boeing Planes After a Deadly Crash

Ishaan Rai 4/6/22 Ishaan Rai 4/6/22

ANALYSIS: The West and the Rest Are Split on Russia

Sophia Chang 3/23/22 Sophia Chang 3/23/22

What the War in Ukraine means for Taiwan

Sophia Baum 3/7/22 Sophia Baum 3/7/22

U.S. Requests to Join WTO Consultations Amid Increasingly Hostile Relations between China and the EU

Claire Cheng 1/25/22 Claire Cheng 1/25/22

And the Rest is History

Well...victory, but not quite. The war technically ended in a draw, with joint Soviet, Chinese, and North Korean forces pushing US-led UN Command forces back to the 38th parallel, where it all started. To this day, peace is held by a ceasefire and no formal peace treaty.

Chris Robinson 11/24/21 Chris Robinson 11/24/21

China Adds Focus to Nuclear Power