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 is right to reject international court's South China Sea decision: Malagasy experts
China was right to reject international court's South China Sea decision, Malagasy experts said on Tuesday.
SOE mergers bring new efficiency in era of economic slowdowns
The combined profits of these State firms saw a decline of 9.6 percent year on year in the first five months, despite warming signs in the broader economy.
Shen said China’s SOE reforms have entered a crucial stage and more SOE mergers and acquisitions may be expected in the second half of the year.
The next stage of SOE reforms will feature overcapacity reduction, optimal relocation of similar resources and specialized operation, said Li Jin, chief analyst with the China Enterprise Research Institute.
Arbitral tribunal's decision against China illegal: LatAm experts
The award issued by the Arbitral Tribunal in the South China Sea arbitration case is "illegal," and the territorial dispute must be resolved through bilateral dialogue, many Latin American experts have said.
Should the EU be afraid of referendums?
Europe should not be afraid of referendums. It should be only afraid of politicians who organize referendums without a long-term vision and an efficient preparation.
Sea arbitration real test for neighboring states
China will stick to its constant position of neither participating in nor accepting the Philippines-filed South China Sea arbitration case. If Manila further provokes Beijing, China can take this chance to strike back and even resolve the Ren’ai Reef issue once and for all.
Confessions of a non-Chinese speaker
Chinese cities often make life convenient for English-speaking foreigners. The road signs and subway announcements are bilingual. Most people under the age of 40 can speak some English, and many are keen to practice. You can get by not knowing any Putonghua. You miss out on so much, though. Even I, as illiterate and ignorant as I am, can perceive that.
Arbitration award more shameless than worst prediction
The Arbitral Tribunal in The Hague announced its award over the South China Sea disputes on Tuesday, with the final verdict more radical and shameless than many people had ever expected. All Chinese people are outraged by this illegal verdict and the world's peace-loving public is astonished by the biased decision that may escalate regional tensions.
Well-behaved kids should be applauded
Chinese education is increasingly competitive in the global arena, and thus netizens should have more confidence in Chinese students. Instead of questioning the authenticity of the pictures, netizens should encourage kids to learn from the students in Osaka airport. After all, quiet reading is a good habit that deserves applause.
US Iraq tricks reused in tribunal award
Even though tensions might escalate after the arbitration, only maniacs would start a war between China and the US because of the South China Sea. However, all parties must exercise more restraint in the current circumstance, especially the US, which is increasingly upping the ante.
China's reaction to arbitration depends on provocation
Chinese society has full confidence in the country’s diplomatic and maritime strength.
South China Sea chaos would only add to global woes
The US has played a crucial role in exacerbating the South China Sea issue.
Institutional, individual efforts needed to cure racism
Violence is no solution to discrimination, especially when it consumes African-American communities. Black people are under no obligation to prove themselves to racist whites. But valuing education and career success can help highlight the ridiculousness of bigotry and encourage communities toward better futures.
Rewriting history
Japan could change pacifist constitution after Shinzo Abe victory