Preventing Islamic risk on ‘Belt and Road’
When promoting OBOR, China should fully consider risk returns, and try to maximize returns while minimizing risk.
In a more nuanced world, US should better understand China's position
The US has yet to fully embrace China as its peer, but it should. Not only should the US embrace China as its peer, it should take seriously Xi Jinping's idea of creating a new major-country relationship model.
New rule aims to improve law profession
We believe the new regulation will not affect the legitimate business of most law firms.
Foreign policy should be coordinated with boosting jobs
It is unwise to let other factors, such as nationalistic sentiments, to meddle in the investment environment.
Spoiling for a fight
First presidential debate between Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton
Making China great again is best form of patriotism
It is time for us to think about the nature of all the irrational behaviors under the name of patriotism.
Premier Li’s Cuba visit deepens Chinese ties to Latin America
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang arrived in Havana Saturday on the first Chinese premier's official visit to Cuba since the two countries established diplomatic ties 56 years ago. After the official visit of Chinese President Xi Jinping in 2014, Li's visit, the second high-level exchange in two years, is definitely strengthening bilateral relations in general.
Beijing’s hefty UN aid helps developing nations
Last week, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang arrived in New York to attend the high-level meetings and general debate of the 71st session of the UN General Assembly, where more than 140 heads of state gave speeches and negotiated about peaceful development across the globe.
Time works in favor of China for UN reform
Although the UN has undergone various reforms since its establishment in 1945, the current process seems the most delicate one due to a new structure of the world, which is called multipolar or apolar by the majority of scholars.
Tokyo may alienate Africa with selfish and hard-to-implement aid policy
During the Sixth Summit of the Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD) in Nairobi, Kenya, late last month, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe pledged $30 billion in public and private support for Africa's infrastructure development, healthcare and industrialization. Japan's commitment has cast the TICAD under a spotlight.
Japan risks US ire by drawing closer to Russia
There has been a thaw in the frozen relations between Japan and Russia. Earlier this month, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe held talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of a business conference in the Russian city of Vladivostok and agreed to meet again at the APEC summit in Peru in November and later in Japan when Putin visits the country.
Priced out
China's skyrocketing property price
US human rights record marred by shooting sprees
The right to life is the priority in human rights. Although the US used to have quite a positive record in safeguarding human rights, it now faces unprecedented challenges.
West fabricates China-Russia spy scandals
Espionage is not an obstacle for China and Russia to deepen their comprehensive strategic partnership of coordination.