Preventing Islamic risk on ‘Belt and Road’
When promoting OBOR, China should fully consider risk returns, and try to maximize returns while minimizing risk.
PM visit spurs better Beijing-Hanoi ties
Experienced in economic and trade cooperation, Nguyen Xuan Phuc, since assuming the post of prime minister, has prioritized guaranteeing growth and boosting stability.
Balancing powerhouse neighbors crucial for new Myanmar government
India sees the comprehensive strategic cooperative partnership between Beijing and Nay Phi Taw as a threat.
Beijing needs fresh approach to Hong Kong changes
As distrust between Hong Kong society and the central government has been deepened by the Occupy Central movement, changes are taking place within Hong Kong society.
LegCo election shows a society increasingly polarized
Voter mentality is the key to analyzing Hong Kong’s politics.
Chicago’s violence speaks to divided country
However, many community activists blame a hostile police policy for helping to create an environment where minority citizens see the police as merely one more threat in the city.
Closing the gap between urban and rural education
It's a school that only has three students and five teachers left. Can this type of school possibly make it?
Sino-Russian drills show mutual support
As long as a third country has no ulterior motives, it has no reason to worry about the Sino-Russian drills.
Property frenzy must be curbed to boost real economy
No country can have its economy and development solely driven by real estate industry.
Distress call
Samsung Note 7 battery maker hit by recall
Chinese owe no apologies for nationalism
Fundamental disagreements are based not only in the meaning of rules, but also in standards of justice, making it impossible for states to reach any real consensus.
Despite powerful ‘daddies,’ Beijing is leveling playing field
However, those without skills who rely solely on their family backgrounds for jobs will gradually be laid off.
US-led war on terror pushes Afghans deeper into cycle of violence
In addition to that unprecedented internal displacement is the fallout of the failed war against terrorism.
Where is Duterte leading the Philippines?
It is no accident that Duterte came to the fore.