Preventing Islamic risk on ‘Belt and Road’
When promoting OBOR, China should fully consider risk returns, and try to maximize returns while minimizing risk.
Dismissed professor's call for political assassinations highlights his absurdity
The video suggests that some radicals’ minds are occupied with shady political thoughts, which may not be as absurd as Xia Yeliang’s comments, but are hostile to China’s political institutions.
Poland’s security aims face difficult path
As the new president of Poland, Duda is set to keep away from the country’s passive stance and adopt more active foreign policy. But it will be easier to devise such a strategy than to realize it in the end.
Boozy Euros
2016 UEFA European Championship has boosted the sales of beer.
Duterte could help heal breach with China
If Duterte can put straight Aquino’s deflected China policy and strike a kind of balance between China and the Philippines, the heavily disturbed Sino-Philippine relationship will recover.
India mustn’t let nuclear ambitions blind itself
China’s concern about India’s inclusion into the NSG comes out of the security dynamic in South Asia.
Gun issue tests US ability to correct errors
US society may eventually wake up on the gun control issue, though no sign can be seen so far.
Pyongyang’s nuclear pleas unlikely to find willing takers in Beijing
Pyongyang hopes Ri could convince China to relax the sanctions, but it won’t be easy.
China needs patience in Africa deals
The only thing China does not have is patience. Chinese are working so hard. Instead of studying us and encouraging people to work hard, they get impatient.
Gaming the system ends up breaking it
When there’s a finite amount of goods to go around, it is unpleasant to see people trampling down systems in their urge to grab something for themselves. Worse than that, it’s just counterproductive.
Gaokao makes unfair basis for ranking kid’s future
It will do more harm than good if excessive importance is attached to gaokao.
Germany should intervene in EU protectionist biases against Chinese trade
Exaggerating China’s steel overcapacity issue and trade frictions or differences will mar Sino-German and Sino-European relations.
The Tribunal’s Award in the 'South China Sea Arbitration' Initiated by the Philippines Is Null and Void
The Chinese Society of International Law is of the view that having jurisdiction over the claims is a prerequisite for the Tribunal to initiate its proceedings on merits, and a basis for the validity of any final decisions.
As fossil consumption dips, Beijing-Moscow cooperation faces new challenges
It is true that China-Russia cooperation may be upset by certain negative factors. However, fluctuating oil prices have provided the two states with opportunities to strengthen their collaboration.