Preventing Islamic risk on ‘Belt and Road’
When promoting OBOR, China should fully consider risk returns, and try to maximize returns while minimizing risk.
Myanmar government has work to do after Panglong peace meet
However to get to this point, it looks like the new government still has a lot of work to do.
US should make first NK peace move
China’s role in solving the North Korean nuclear issue could be overestimated but it is by no means to be underestimated.
Joint naval exercise sends signal of strength to world
Since reunifying Taiwan is an unswerving goal for the mainland, Taiwan is fretting about the mainland’s military or diplomatic moves, be they directly or indirectly related to the ultimate goal.
Western containment drawing Russia, China closer
Maritime countries have long been attempting to infiltrate their clout into the heartland of Eurasia, and as a result, China and Russia, in face of US-led Western containment, are facing a similar dilemma and have established a mutually beneficial security relationship with each other.
A war of words beyond PC, ‘Western values’
Don’t get me wrong. I hate unnecessary political correctness.
Japan’s attempts to instigate conflict undermine regional stability
Japan, a country notorious for breaking international laws, is in no position to prate about rules and the rule of law in front of the international community.
China must counter Japan in S.China Sea
Japanese Minister of Defense Tomomi Inada revealed on September 15 during a visit to the US that Japanese Self-Defense Forces will patrol the South China Sea with the US navy, saying Japan will increase presence in the region through participation in military drills and aid to relevant countries.
Paralympic Games deserve more attention, respect
Every Olympic Games makes it into the global spotlight, but that is not the case for the Paralympics.
Rice bowl? Yeah, right
An "iron rice bowl," or steady government-funded job, has long been the goal of Chinese born in the 1960s and 70s.
Foreign media fails to trick Wukan villagers on rumor
After police in Lufeng, a city in South China’s Guangdong Province that oversees Wukan Village, arrested 13 people on Tuesday morning at the village for disrupting public order and inciting illegal assemblies, life began to return to normal.
Hanoi’s reform offers lesson for NK to end conundrum
Beijing sincerely hopes North Korea can achieve some solid development in years to come through reforms.
Can Clinton survive healthgate this time?
In the days that follow, she may lose a certain number of voters whenever she coughs.
Unwelcome sojourn
Duterte wants US forces out of southern Philippines