Preventing Islamic risk on ‘Belt and Road’
When promoting OBOR, China should fully consider risk returns, and try to maximize returns while minimizing risk.
EU’s security needs rethink after Brexit
High Representative of the EU for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Federica Mogherini presented the EU Global Strategy titled “Shared Vision, Common Action: A Stronger Europe” at the European Summit in Brussels on June 28.
Sea provocation by Philippines, US will meet firm countermeasure
The US won’t whole-heartedly support the Philippines in the risky cause.
US sanctions against Kim bullying, ridiculous
The US Treasury Department on Wednesday slapped sanctions on North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, 10 other officials and five government ministries and departments.
Damning verdict
Tony Blair is busted
Washington is inciting disputes between Beijing and Manila for its own gain
The prospect for a negotiated settlement between China and the Philippines over some Nansha islands and islets appears possible with the change of government in Manila.
Trade can win SE Asian hearts and minds
As the award on the South China Sea arbitration initiated by the Philippines against China is to be made on July 12, many observers are concerned about what impact the award will bring to the region.
Cycle of violence in Middle East is outcome of US hegemony
The current chronic instability, cycle of violence, and the emergence of extremist groups should be blamed on the hegemonism perpetrated by the US and its Western allies.
Melting pots boil with ‘predator-prey’ fears
When Britain voted to leave the EU, my husband – who is a UK citizen – was upset.
Ikea dresser recall fails to address China
Ikea has attracted the ire of Chinese consumers recently following a massive recall of dressers which failed to include them in the settlement.
Tsipras meets with Huawei, Wanda to promote further economic ties
Cooperation with China will bring massive opportunities to Greece and many other countries, Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras told the Xinhua News Agency on Monday.
Brexit to reshape future Sino-EU relations
The final result of the UK’s EU referendum, which was held on June 23, showed that 51.9 percent of British voters backed the country leaving the EU.
New power balance needed in S.China Sea
The Permanent Court of Arbitration at The Hague will on July 12 issue the award on the South China Sea case filed by the Philippines against China.
Beijing’s Afghan aid orientated toward ‘Belt, Road’ strategy, peace process
China has put great effort into addressing the Afghan issue in recent years, especially in 2016. Last week, China delivered its first batch of military aid to Afghanistan.