Preventing Islamic risk on ‘Belt and Road’
When promoting OBOR, China should fully consider risk returns, and try to maximize returns while minimizing risk.
High stakes as US-Russia tension rises
The US presidential election is around the corner. Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton and Republican candidate Donald Trump hold varied attitudes toward Russia. It remains to be seen how the incoming US president adjusts Russia policy. However, considering the US and Russian situation at home and abroad, and the possible consequences of direct confrontation, the two countries will try their best to avoid taking the step of head-on confrontation.
‘Paper cat’ Australia risks choppy waters
On the South China Sea arbitration, Australia has left the impression of completely siding with the US.
Progress of China’s aviation sector highlighted at Airshow
However, whether China can achieve the sustainable development of aviation technology depends not only on government-backed investment, but also to what extent the aviation industry can be opened to private enterprises to inject fresh momentum into the sector.
Losing attraction
More Southeast Asian countries move closer to Beijing
Pursuit of global hegemony tougher for US
Mearsheimer is a clear-minded author. In his book, he suggests that all great powers pursuing the status of monopolistic hegemony will have a tragic end. It is a tragedy for a country to pursue what it should not pursue.
With economic, military aid, Tokyo continues to counter Beijing in South China Sea
As some Japanese media said, Duterte’s Japan-China equidistant diplomacy aims at accruing economic benefits. Therefore, Abe’s intentions cannot be easily fulfilled. Despite this, Japan will continue to woo the Philippines and work on bilateral ties so as to counter China over the South China Sea issue.
Dangerous concentration of power in S.Korea
To what extent is Park involved in all that is also unknown, hence the possibility of Park being impeached is in need of more evaluation. But with a year left in Park’s term, she will only likely face a stormier situation.
China’s social credit system won’t be Orwellian
China has trodden the right path to set up a credit system. But it needs more wisdom to do it well at low political and social risks.
Can Gabriel foster rationality in Sino-German ties?
Gabriel should be careful not to derail the Sino-German relationship.
Beijing-Manila thaw helps Filipino fishermen return to Huangyan
As world media later reported, many Chinese coast guard vessels are still in the waters. Everyone knows what their existence means.
Grudge match
Increasing tensions between the US and Russia
Political paralysis darkens Seoul’s future
As a result, although she was elected president of South Korea, she seems to have not got accustomed to the working style of democratic politics. Her administration appears to be characterized by dependence on individuals and stubbornness, which has enabled Choi’s intervention.
Canada, China at dawn of golden decade
I think if it is not a golden era, it can be era of common commitment and common accomplishment on global issues.