Preventing Islamic risk on ‘Belt and Road’
When promoting OBOR, China should fully consider risk returns, and try to maximize returns while minimizing risk.
Regulating foreign NGOs important and imperative
These NGOs with ulterior motives and their patrons shouldn’t underestimate China’s determination to fend off threats to its national interest, nor should they beef about China’s actions. China won’t hesitate to wield its legitimate and legal power to do what is right.
Sanctions lift sends mixed signal to Myanmar
Given the newly-elected NLD lacks governing experience and the US has its own calculations, the US-Myanmese relationship will not go smoothly in the future.
Courting New Delhi
Apple finds potential new factory hub in India
Tsai’s playing on words endangers relations
We hope to join hands with our Taiwanese compatriots, further expand communications across the Straits, promote cooperation in all fields and deepen the cross-Straits integration of social and economic development so that a community of common destiny can be built up to realize the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.
Sino-Nepalese rail route offers rays of hope
The railroad connection to China not only is important for Nepal and Nepalese people’s future development, but also has the capacity to build connectivity with the whole of South Asia. The government of Nepal has the chance to make history.
Don’t make excuses for counterfeiting companies
The policymakers’ eagerness to turn China into a technological powerhouse is understandable, yet the government, for the sake of China’s reputation and long-term development, is advised to put more efforts to tackle counterfeiting problem. Both individual and governmental contributions are needed to remove the stigma from “Made in China” products.
Hangzhou G20 meet ‘great opportunity’ to advance economic agenda
What’s more, global health management, particularly regarding Ebola, the Zika virus and avian flu, is an area where China can set agenda, he added.
Online herds shelter vulnerable elephants
As never before, young people have the passion, knowledge and social tools to help wildlife and our environment on a global scale.
Obama unable to turn Hanoi into an ally
The South China Sea issue is drawing the US and Vietnam closer. Yet the different ideology is constantly pushing them away.
Development path will lead Tibet to brighter future
Regardless of Western criticisms against China over Tibet, the plateau region’s future now looks more certain than ever now. Its residents are bound to enjoy a brighter, more modern, prosperous and open life.
Sino-Pakistan ties: 65 years of an unbreakable bond of close friendship
We are two countries with a shared history of intellectual and economic growth. Two people bound by bonds of friendship and trust. We have been great together for the past 65 years, and indeed the next 65 will be even better.
Risky invitation
NATO invites Montenegro to join alliance
Can Obama get strategic support in Hanoi?
Hanoi has its own calculations. It will not only counterbalance China’s clout by inviting the US in, but also try to balance Washington’s increasing strength by using China and Russia’s influence. That is why one week before Obama’s visit, the newly-elected Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc visited Russia. Obama’s trip won’t bring in landmark change to Vietnam’s diplomacy.