Preventing Islamic risk on ‘Belt and Road’
When promoting OBOR, China should fully consider risk returns, and try to maximize returns while minimizing risk.
US should remember wartime legacy in Laos
As a socialist country, Laos’ opinions on democracy and human rights are different from the US.
Abe should cherish high-level meeting with China
Beijing and Tokyo have jointly defined a “mutually beneficial relationship based on common strategic interests” between them. But Japan has not yet sincerely planned to do anything that will strategically and mutually benefit the two countries.
Insult reveals cracks in US-Philippine ties
The US needs the Philippines more as it sees this Southeast Asian country as a pawn to counter China.
Planetary remedies
The G20 summit concluded.
Canberra should ditch double standards over maritime law
The Australia-East Timor disputes over maritime boundaries in the Timor Sea have been simmering for a long time, and the case is being heard at the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) in The Hague at present.
Australian hypocrisy on full view in UNCLOS case
Australia has had its eye on Timorese oil for a while.
Beijing, Moscow don’t want to confront West
Can this attitude be viewed as idealistic in today’s world, where the Middle East has become a bloody testing field for proxy wars, foreign-inspired revolutions and sectarian conflict?
Bill Gates: We are confident about the role of China in driving global development
From the standpoint of the world's poor, the G20 Summit that concludes on Monday, Sept. 5 in Hangzhou is especially significant. For the first time, this annual gathering of leaders of the world's largest economies has made eradicating poverty and improving global health a top priority.
China’s multiple victories from G20 summit
The way China hosts international conferences indeed differs from the West, but so what?
Can Obama make his Asian legacy truly last?
During his eight-year tenure, Obama has spared no efforts in driving a wedge between China and its Southeast Asian neighbors and wrapping it in his own legacy.
King gone
Pandas no longer endangerd; the number of gorrillas declines
Brazil still stricken after Rousseff’s ouster
However, apart from Termer’s advantages in Congress, the circumstances he will confront are no better than what Rousseff had faced.
Central Asian terror crosses borders
As a neighbor to Central Asia, China should be more capable of handling security threats in the Central Asian countries.