Preventing Islamic risk on ‘Belt and Road’
When promoting OBOR, China should fully consider risk returns, and try to maximize returns while minimizing risk.
A friendly neighborhood best guarantee for South Korea's national security
What South Korea truly needs to ensure its national security is a friendly neighborhood rather than a US Terminal High Altitude Air Defense (THAAD) system at the cost of the interests of surrounding countries such as China.
DPRK's new missile launch highlights THAAD's damage to regional stability
The Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) reportedly fired a ballistic missile Wednesday morning. The launch, if proven to be true, would be a new violation against UN resolutions, but it also deserves deeper thinking at a time when regional security is in peril.
Why have US tech giants sunk in China?
With growing strength, China’s local Internet companies are becoming more confident.
New Delhi’s visa restriction at its own cost
Therefore, out of considerations for its own interest and a broader scope, India should not let itself be constrained by its inequitable “security concerns” toward China.
Didi domination
Uber sells China business to Didi Chuxing
Pokemon Go intellectual property is real bedrock of creative success
China’s innovation and technology industry has huge potential, but it needs to keep a humble mind and accumulate its own advantages so as to create a miracle. Imagine the excitement of another Monkey King themed product.
Washington needs to fit rhetoric to action
China-US relations should not be defined by the South China Sea issue. The US should show its political will and offer some momentum for the start of China-US cooperation to maintain a stable region. Before leaving the White House, Obama should bear in mind that, without a successful China policy, the Asia-Pacific rebalance strategy would go nowhere.
US tones down sea spats for long-term gain
The US is skillful at the art of diplomacy and knows clearly how to secure its interests. Although the arbitration is between China and the Philippines, the US is actually the biggest winner. China doesn’t lose anything solid from the arbitration, and the Philippines doesn’t get real benefits. But the seed of tensions has been planted in the South China Sea, and the prospects of the Sino-Philippine relationship are still uncertain. Although the US has reaped some profits from the region, it has cast a shadow on regional peace and stability.
Racial issues complex in Chinese cinema
However, to say this automatically addresses the Chinese context would be short-sighted and flat-out wrong. These issues are legitimate and are not going away. Therefore it is important that the discussion happens in China, but in a way that takes the Chinese context into account.
THAAD deployment in S. Korea may push forward Russia-China security cooperation: Russian expert
The deployment of the US Terminal High Altitude Air Defense (THAAD) anti-missile system in South Korea might be an incentive for security cooperation between Russia and China, a Russian expert has said.
May has no motive to cool China-UK ties
May has no reason to embellish her governance through degrading the China-UK ties.
Sea disputes won’t change Beijing’s attitude on hacking
In the meantime, it is also hoped that Vietnam can provide a reasonable explanation and response about how to deal with vulgar messages on Chinese tourists’ passports, in order to cool down the escalating anger from people on the both sides.
Too many hurdles?
Challenges facing Rio Olympics