Preventing Islamic risk on ‘Belt and Road’
When promoting OBOR, China should fully consider risk returns, and try to maximize returns while minimizing risk.
Obama leaves solid Sino-US legacy
The chaos in the Middle East spiraling out of control suggests that US hegemony there has actually come to an end.
Cooperation on common ground should be foundation of great power relations
The US containment of China in the Asia-Pacific region is a short-sighted strategic mistake, and the White House should adapt to China’s peaceful rise.
China sets example for India in green pledge
China has gone through a similar development stage to India, and it still has made significant commitment toward curbing global warming.
Airport episode can’t eclipse Xi-Obama talks
Obama probably would not like to see undercurrents in Sino-US ties before he leaves office.
Carbon commitment
What should India and the EU do?
Climate change is both a burden and an opportunity for economic change
China has adopted a progressive strategy to reduce carbon emissions, and a new climate change law is waiting to be promulgated.
G20 China’s chance to lead by example
Growth is slowing, nations are increasingly indebted, financial institutions and markets are vulnerable.
Trudeau China visit sets tone for rebalancing
Joining the AIIB can not only win Ottawa more investment opportunities in the Asia-Pacific region, but also could move Sino-Canadian bilateral political ties ever closer.
India-Vietnam sea cooperation will be limited
Modi’s visit to Vietnam has without doubt made Indians associate the tour with many strategic meanings, believing that New Delhi and Hanoi might jointly pile pressure on Beijing.
Ambitions of mega-rich can help country grow
Wang Jianlin, chairman of the Dalian Wanda Group, China's largest real estate developer, shared his secret path to being among the world's richest people in a recent interview. The method is simple - "setting a small target first, say, earning 100 million yuan ($14.9 million)."
Gentle demise
Chickens in Shandong Province now enjoy palliative care before they are butchered, according to newly-released guidelines on animal welfare.
G20 can unlock global economic potential
As China is the chair of this year’s G20, expectations are running high though some still try to interpret the event through an ideological lens. But the fact that the global governance capability will be mobilized to its maximal extent at this year’s summit may be a common consensus.
Australia’s security paranoia baffles China
Some Australians seem to be deliberately hyping up the alarm toward China.