Preventing Islamic risk on ‘Belt and Road’
When promoting OBOR, China should fully consider risk returns, and try to maximize returns while minimizing risk.
Ankara’s efforts crucial in cracking down on terrorists
A stable neighboring environment is the basis of Turkey’s development.
Will Obama’s rebalancing strategy last?
No matter who replaces Obama, the US will continue to focus its attention on Asia.
No jack-in-the-box
Apple has released the next generation of the iPhone.
After leader death, Uzbeks face uncertainties
After all, Karimov has brought his people the most reassuring thing – order and stability.
Too soon to predict Abe-Putin honeymoon
Moreover, both Putin and Abe have so far cemented their hold on power, with the next election in 2018. At this point, carrying forward the Japan-Russia relationship can bring huge political dividends for the two leaders.
Painting a Chinese-American portrait to honor 9/11 victims
Speaking little English, Yang didn’t know how to navigate New York’s art scene.
Russia-China entente must move past rhetoric
Most bilateral issues between Russia and China these days are linked to various fairly mundane obstacles hampering their practical economic interaction.
Paris commitments are good signal but economic progress needed
So far, there are indeed some thorny issues in carrying out the Paris deal.
‘One country, two systems’ takes root in Hong Kong
As long as Hong Kong remains a rational society, its status of being a Chinese city will never be defied. It’s more important that LegCo operates in accordance with the Basic Law.
ASEAN wise to leave sea arbitration alone
The issue has been cooling down, and regional countries do not want to hype it up.
E-mail exposé
Julian Assange: Wikileaks may start releasing Hillary Clinton E-mail teasers
Development mode real reason for chill in US-Thai relationship
Thailand, a traditional military ally of the US which sits at the center of the Indochina Peninsula, is of great realistic significance in the US rebalance to Asia-Pacific strategy.
China’s brands need to catch up in Vietnam
Japanese enterprises have also begun to export vehicles and motorcycles manufactured in their factories in Thailand and Vietnam to the Southeast Asian and the Japanese domestic markets.