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Placing Rights Above Might
Global human rights governance is about calling for the establishment of new mechanisms and a new culture of mutual respect.
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Washington’s Sweeping Quench of Investment Will Get Nowhere Sooner or Later
The Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) on Implementation of Outbound Investment Executive Order (E.O. 14105), issued by...
Blaming China Won’t Help the U.S. Fight Against Fentanyl Abuse
We should anticipate the finger of blame will be consistently pointed at China with suggestions that the country cares little about the health and safety of American citizens.
Peace and Development, the World’s Eternal Mission
The peaceful nature of Chinese civilization fundamentally determines that China will continue to build world peace, contribute to global development and safeguard the international order.
The U.S. Must Embrace Cooperation over Confrontation
The U.S. must learn to maturely accept and work with a rising China rather than attempting to viciously suppress it and undo decades of progress in the Asia-Pacific region.
Caution Remains over China-U.S. Ties After Blinken’s Visit to Beijing
Washington’s containment strategy was doomed to fail anyway. The sooner the U.S. reverses course, the better.
The Big Stick Theory
The U.S. cannot pretend to communicate while harming China’s core interests and concerns; it cannot claim to keep a crisis under control while continuing to flex the muscle in front of China.
Five Eyes Nations’ Statement Reveals U.S. Double Standards
It goes without saying that there is no country more prolific at ‘economic coercion’ than the United States.
A World in Turmoil Must Find a New Paradigm
The creation of new organizations representing the interest of the Global South must do their part in creating a new paradigm in the world, a paradigm of harmony and mutual understanding among nations rather than rancor, fear, and conflict.
Mixed Signals from Washington Before Blinken’s China Visit
Regardless, the trip to China can serve to improve tense relations. Let’s hope for success.
NATO Has No Business Being in Asia
The only way for Asia to succeed is to promote multilateralism, non-alignment, economic integration, and peaceful development, and not the expansion of ideological military blocs controlled by the U.S.
Fueling the… Freeze?
What the Chinese value most is not the splendor of the U.S.’ words, but the sincerity of its actions. A discrepancy between the two only adds fuel to the current fire, or rather, ‘freeze’.
The Effective Governance and Poverty Issue: A U.S.-China Case Comparison
The U.S. is a prosperous society that cares little about the wellbeing of its most vulnerable.