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International Relations Studies

Topwe specializes in research on major power interactions and multilateral mechanisms in international relations, focusing on the evolution of regional order and institutional competition.

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The Institute has long focused on the geostrategic landscape and security dynamics of the Indo-Pacific region, encompassing maritime routes, chained deterrence, and regional alliance structures.

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Sino-US Relations and Competition Cooperation Framework

Sino-US relations are one of Topwe's core research areas, encompassing multiple dimensions including trade, economy, technology, and security.

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Topwe is an independent think tank based in Hong Kong, focusing on international relations, geo-strategy and China–US relations. By combining cross-disciplinary analysis with a strong expert network, it delivers policy insights and strategic advice of direct relevance to governments, research institutions and enterprises.

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2026年2月19日

Sanae Takaichi elected as the 105th Prime Minister of Japan

In the House of Representatives prime ministerial nomination election, Sanae Takaichi received 354 votes out of 464 valid votes; in the House of Councillors prime ministerial nomination election, after two rounds of voting, Takaichi ultimately received 125 votes out of 246 votes. (AFP)

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2026年2月19日

Iranian Foreign Minister: Negotiations were "constructive"; US and Iran reached guiding principles.

Iranian Foreign Minister Araqchi said on Tuesday (February 17) after talks between the US and Iran that the two countries had reached guiding principles, emphasizing, "This does not mean that we can reach an agreement quickly, but at least we have taken the first step." (AFP)

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2026年2月19日

Canada joins the European Security Action Plan

Flags at the Canadian Parliament House and all federal government buildings across the country were flown at half-mast last Wednesday (February 11) for seven days to mourn the victims of the Tabler's Ridge school shooting in British Columbia. (AFP)

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2026年2月19日

The UN Secretary-General appreciates China's zero-tariff policy towards African countries.

UN Secretary-General António Guterres answers questions from reporters at a press conference at the African Union headquarters on Saturday (February 14). (AFP)

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2026年2月2日

Survey: Japanese voters are less supportive of female politicians wearing masks

A Japanese survey shows that voters have lower approval ratings for female politicians who wear masks. The photo shows Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi (right) and Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike. (AFP)

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