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Cheng Cheng: New African threats helped by China response
a Washington-based NGO released a report criticizing the reaction of Chinese troop to the turmoil of South Sudan in July 2016. The report brought the deadly attack against the UN Peace Keeping Operation (PKO), which left two Chinese PKO soldiers dead and five wounded, back to the debates, as well as China`s role in peace and security operations in Africa.
2016-10-25 -
Ding Gang: Education glue that keeps good Sino-US ties
Since the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and the US, exchanges of people from the two countries have increasingly deepened, forming the basis of the Sino-US relations. Even after a recent furious row between the two sides, caused by the South China Sea conflicts, this basis has not changed and continues to consolidate, forming an important foundation for us to judge the trajectory of Sino-US relations.
2016-10-25 -
Liu Zongyi: Kathmandu can serve as a bridge between China and South Asia
When the world`s media covered the news, they had all kinds of perspectives. But the fact is clear, Prachanda is no longer an idealist, but has become a realistic politician. Nepal will make more efforts in its balancing act, especially between China and India. But in the meantime, it will be hard for Kathmandu to get rid of its dependence on India politically, economically and culturally.
2016-09-30 -
Zhao Minghao: Presidential debate exposes decaying US democracy
Democracy could enable a country to elect a well-informed and competent leader in a merit-based way. But now the relative decline of the US is embodied in the low quality of presidential candidates.
2016-09-29 -
Ding Gang: China, US can explore tripartite cooperation
The confrontation between China and the US over the South China Sea issue has constrained bilateral ties from deepening. But the issue is far from the entire Sino-US relationship. At a broader global and regional level, there are plenty of opportunities for the two to boost ties.
2016-09-29 -
Ding Gang: China, US can explore tripartite cooperation
The confrontation between China and the US over the South China Sea issue has constrained bilateral ties from deepening. But the issue is far from the entire Sino-US relationship. At a broader global and regional level, there are plenty of opportunities for the two to boost ties.
2016-09-29 -
Jia Jinjing: US penalty on Deutsche Bank may split US-European financial system
With the economic situation in the Eurozone becoming increasingly tense, financial crisis seems to be moving ever closer. It wasn`t helped by the United States which has proposed to impose a penalty of US$14 billion on the Deutsche Bank to settle several high-profile mortgage probes in the U.S.
2016-09-27 -
Zhao Minghao: Canada drawing closer to China out of its own economic interests
Both countries agreed to establish an annual dialogue mechanism between the Chinese premier and Canadian prime minister at the end of August, and Ottawa announced its decision to join the China-initiated Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank earlier. The Beijing-Ottawa relationship is apparently warming up.
2016-09-23 -
Ding Gang: Beijing can share benefits of Hanoi’s growth
If some issues cannot be resolved for now, we should set them aside, as the late Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping argued. As long as we stick to treating development as a priority and hold on to reaching common prosperity, we will eventually figure out the right way and the right timing to solve the puzzles.
2016-09-01 -
John Ross: Why Are China and India Growing So Fast? State Investment
China’s economic policy is not about running a university class but about guiding the world’s second-largest economy on which the fate of 1.3 billion people depends. The adoption by China of theoretically false economic positions such as “state bad, private good” would under all circumstances be damaging. Given the present global conditions, the damage would likely to be particularly rapid and severe.
2016-08-29 -
Liu Zongyi: India’s stake in Myanmar remains strong
China needs to learn the lessons these things teach. The Chinese government must keep contact with both Myanmar`s government and people. Beijing should also increase guidance for non-governmental organizations abroad and student exchanges to promote people-to-people exchanges and boost the friendship between the two sides.
2016-08-23 -
Chen Dingding: Is China Losing South Korea?
Mutual distrust between China and South Korea prevented effective communication of real intentions,leading to the current bout of cold relations between the two.
2016-08-22 -
Ding Gang: Africans keen to learn Chinese virtues
As Chinese enterprises began to construct railways, roads, and bridges, and set up steel, garment and chip factories in Africa, and when Chinese textile workers taught local African workers how to use sewing machines, Chinese values have gradually permeated in Africa. The differences of the two systems have resulted in deep thought.
2016-08-18 -
Wang Wen&Chen Xiaochen: Who Supports China in the South China Sea and Why
No matter how it is defined, the psychology behind these statements is a desire to avoid taking sides between China and the United States, showing the reality of a fundamental global consensus on peace and wide-spread anxiety toward the potential for conflict in the South China Sea.
2016-07-28 -
Zhao Minghao: Washington adds to Sino-US security dilemma
China and the US indeed have large space to avoid confrontation and expand cooperation, but this depends on high-quality strategic communication. Now it is a critical juncture where Beijing and Washington must show strategic restraint to each other.
2016-07-26 -
Ding Gang: THAAD can be target of surgical strike
The system is designed to monitor the enemy`s ballistic missiles, in order to intercept and shoot down missiles. THAAD is only a defense system, but in war, the best offense needs the best defense behind it.
2016-07-21 -
Chen Xiaochen: Seeking a US-China Consensus in the South China Sea
Tension in the South China Sea does not necessarily mean an impasse. If think tanks and political circles of both China and the United States could realize the importance of disparities management and control, frank strategic dialogues, prudent thinking, and consensus seeking, along with the proceeding of substantial academic exchange, would have a positive effect on the South China Sea tensions and U.S.-China relationship.
2016-07-19 -
Wangyiwei: Common interests and communication boost EU-China partnership
Strengthened communication and common interests contribute to fostering a sound partnership between China and the European Union, according to scholars and experts attending an event dubbed the Belt & Road Initiative and EU-China Partnership, in Beijing on Saturday.
2016-07-17 -
Liu Zhiqin: Asia-Europe talks can boost growth
The international community has been looking for a new engine to accelerate economic development, which is why many countries have pinned their hopes on this year`s Asia-Europe Meeting, which takes place on July 15 and 16 in the People`s Republic of Mongolia.
2016-07-15 -
Wang Wen: `Absurd award that contravenes procedural justice`
China views the Arbitral Tribunal as wrongly conceived, lacking jurisdiction to rule on territorial matters. But it remains open to negotiations.
2016-07-14
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