Preventing Islamic risk on ‘Belt and Road’
When promoting OBOR, China should fully consider risk returns, and try to maximize returns while minimizing risk.
Public support can challenge Tsai’s ‘status quo’
Where is the relationship headed during Tsai’s term? How should we deal with the over 60-year-old Taiwan question?
China’s insight on economics needed, just hold the Marxism
Consider how much help it would have been for Greeks, Brits, Spaniards, Italians and other peoples if the academic basis for austerity had been widely challenged by Chinese economists.
University and think tank forum held for Sino-US cooperation
The ongoing China-US University and Think Tank Forum is being held in Beijing through Tuesday. Themed "A Changing Global and Political Order: Perspectives for China-United States Cooperation," the forum opened Monday morning with former senior diplomats and experts in attendance.
SEZs in for short-term pains, long-term gains
At the global level, industrial zones are not exclusive to China.
S&ED should be platform for frank dialogue
The US should give more room to China’s rise and respect China more. We don’t see China’s periphery areas as its sphere of influence, but we will not allow East Asia to fall into the orbit of the US.
Futile for US, Japan to form sea alliance
Even the claimant countries in the waters want to prioritize safeguarding peaceful development in the region.
Testing destiny
Gaokao is approaching.
Duterte government may reopen door to China-Philippines dialogue
On the South China Sea issue, successive leaders of both China and the Philippines had agreed that any maritime territorial dispute should be resolved peacefully through direct negotiations.
Experts interpret Shangri-La Dialogue
Given the simmering tensions between China and the US over the South China Sea issue, many predicted that the dialogue might be prelude to a China-US showdown.
S&ED crucial, but not enough in twilight of Obama era
The S&ED is an annual ritual designed to manage the complex Sino-US relationship. It occurs at a moment of growing volatility in regard to both the economic and the strategic tracks.
‘Imperfect system’ takes on touchiest US-China topics
Steel trade disputes are new on the agenda of the S&ED this year.
Asia doesn’t welcome return to Cold War
But Carter won’t change his attitude. He represents a clique that is eager to sustain Washington’s hegemony in the Western Pacific by reinforcing military deployments and containing China’s peaceful rise.
Probe into Huawei shows US narrow mind
The US Department of Commerce has reportedly sent a subpoena to Chinese telecom giant Huawei, demanding it to provide information concerning its exports to North Korea, Iran, Syria, Cuba and Sudan.