Preventing Islamic risk on ‘Belt and Road’
When promoting OBOR, China should fully consider risk returns, and try to maximize returns while minimizing risk.
Chinese need to get ready for immigration
Sooner or later, China will have to seriously consider opening its doors wider. The only concern is that Chinese are far from being prepared for a multi-cultural and multi-racial society.
Belt and Road ties Belgrade closer to Beijing’s friendship
The “Belt and Road” initiative will advance China-Serbia relationship to a new level as well.
China’s European outreach takes smart eastern turn
Xi’s visits to Serbia and Poland are far less surprising than at first sight might appear to be the case. Developing good relations with these two key members of the CEE club may turn out, in the long run and within the framework of evolving EU-China trade and investment ties, to be a very astute piece of geoeconomic diplomacy.
SCO expansion shows group’s growing potential in multipolar world
With more geopolitical and geo-economic influence, the SCO will play a vital role in the process of multi-polarization. In the Tashkent summit, the SCO will demonstrate its special global influence again to the world.
DPP jeopardizes cross-Straits exchanges
The latest cancelation shows that public communication and exchanges may face great difficulties without political trust.
Humiliation awaits lackeys of overseas forces
Most Chinese do not want to see any problems in the country’s regime or a chaotic society. The curse on China’s political system is contrary to the people’s will. Chinese society is familiar with and disgusted by the approaches of overseas hostile forces who woo China’s extreme antagonists to carry out destructive acts. These forces are bound to be humiliated.
Southeast Asian voices must be heeded
In summary, reasonable and responsible Southeast Asian voices in regional security should be made more prominent, and such generally pragmatic and productive voices may indeed help lower strategic tensions in favor of a more stable and prosperous region in an otherwise turbulent and downturning world.
Cooler heads must prevail in South China Sea disputes
While irresponsible forces may spoil for a fight in the South China Sea, cooler heads must prevail.
Stilwell’s old road offers chance to revitalize trade
The restoration of the Stilwell Road will revitalize the promising path, which will interconnect Southwest China, South Asia and Southeast Asia, and merge the region into an emerging market. The ethnic groups living in this area can seize the chance and prosper.
Washington should stop playing 'Tibet card'
Disregarding the Chinese government's strong opposition, US President Barack Obama met with the 14th Dalai Lama behind closed doors at the White House on Wednesday.
Fudging over fakes
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. founder Jack Ma said Chinese-made counterfeit goods today have gotten better than the genuine article, complicating the effort to root out fakes on the country’s largest online shopping services.
Beijing could support India’s NSG accession path if it plays by rules
As long as all NSG members reach a consensus over how a non-NPT member could join the NSG, and India promises to comply with stipulations over the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons while sticking to its policy of independence and self-reliance, China could support New Delhi’s path toward the club.
Uncertain economy deserves fair shake
We admit that uncertainties exist, but we should treat them objectively, because China has and will pass more drafts with assured details like the 13th Five-Year Plan to reduce those uncertainties.