Preventing Islamic risk on ‘Belt and Road’
When promoting OBOR, China should fully consider risk returns, and try to maximize returns while minimizing risk.
China’s Africa investment shifts from quantity to quality
It’s too early to say if the decline in China’s investment to Africa will become a long-term trend.
Clinton's dilemma
Hillary Clinton faces a number of problems.
Can Africa help realize Abe’s political dream?
The quality of Japanese technology is not as miraculous as it claimed. The recent years have witnessed massive recalls of defective Japanese vehicles.
Provocative war games can only stir up further trouble on Korean Peninsula
In the past nine years, South Korea and the US have maintained a so-called strategic patience toward North Korea, refraining from talks with Pyongyang and demanding it take unilateral action to abandon its nuclear program first.
G20 shouldn’t be distracted by geopolitics
In view of those conundrums, China has proposed building an innovative, invigorated, interconnected and inclusive global economy.
Chinese in France fall victim to growing wave of European racism
The concentration of attacks on Chinese people in Aubervilliers was due to the specific local situation of a several thousand strong Chinese community in the area.
Migrants get ahead without language skills
“Cannot move an inch?” That is at least literally wrong in New York City now.
Turks call for US backing after rapprochement with Russia and Iran
As the cleric was supported by the US in opening hundreds of schools across the world, Washington will be disturbed if Gulen speaks about how the Obama administration helped him.
Egypt's participation in G20 to boost its ailing economy
China's invitation to Egypt for the Group of 20 (G20) summit to be held in Hangzhou this September will boost the ailing economy of the North African country, Egyptian experts said.
Beijing, Tokyo, Seoul must control risk
If the outside powers are not cooperative in the current circumstances, no breakthroughs can happen.
Talks with Manila welcomed without arbitration attached
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said Tuesday that he expects bilateral talks with Beijing over the South China Sea issue within a year, according to the Philippine Star.
Hot blue dot
Hottest July ever.
Neighborhood trade will overpower struggles
Looking far into the mountain along the China-Vietnam border, the slogan of “One Belt and One Road, All-win and Common Prosperity” was hung on the mountainside facing China.