Preventing Islamic risk on ‘Belt and Road’
When promoting OBOR, China should fully consider risk returns, and try to maximize returns while minimizing risk.
Still many twists in Myanmar’s historic road to ethnic reconciliation
The NLD-led government has set a pragmatic target for the Panglong Conference.
China’s global role acknowledged at G20
The Chinese administration is well-aware of the situation in all fronts.
Structural reforms starting to pay off after years of hard effort by authorities
China is now the world’s second largest destination for venture capital after the US.
Canadians, Chinese should be aware of each other’s sensitive spots
Gao’s talk show has been obstructed because Destination Canada felt the issues were overly sensitive and might be misrepresented.
Embassy attack must be properly handled
The incident has sounded an alarm bell for Chinese overseas institutions in Central Asia.
Panglong talks carry significance beyond Myanmar
China is a stakeholder in Myanmar’s peace process and should offer a helping hand.
Chinese donors have legit role in Oz politics
Some media outlets in Australia deliberately misinterpreted Chinese political donations and linked them to “skewing” democracy. Such an interpretation never occurs with other ethnic groups.
Tanking trade talks
Has the TTIP failed?
Duterte drug fight offers joint work chance
Whether Duterte’s work style and the price of such a forceful strike against drug dealers are in line with his people’s expectations remain unknown.
Identification conundrum behind South Korea’s THAAD deployment
With the involvement of geopolitical factors, South Korea seems to have repeatedly got into a predicament in defining its position in the region.
Diplomatic needs prompt Iran airbase rethink
There have been huge uncertainties concerning how far the Russian-Iranian military cooperation would go.
Beijing ready to deliver the hope world wants at September G20 summit
China’s pursuit of win-win cooperation and common development is evident in its many cooperative projects.
Africans won’t fall for Abe’s manipulative words on maritime order
At a time when the most imperative task African countries now is to promote economic growth and improve the people’s livelihood, it is wrong and extremely selfish to disturb the continent’s development with the troubles of other regions.