Afghanistan and the Demise of US Hegemony
The essence of the policy failure is that the US should not have invaded Afghanistan in the first place.
Misleading Lab Leak Speculation
Understanding how and where the virus originated is crucial to prevent it from happening again.
The Centenary CPC and a Community with a Shared Future
Combining China’s Five Principles and shared future concepts with traditional Western humanist concepts provides a basis for discussion and common cooperative and constructive action.
The Future of Afghanistan: Corridor of Peace and Prosperity
Through these long-term development aid and investments, the world can help Afghanistan sustain peace and stand on its own feet. A peaceful Afghanistan with stable business environment and human resources will be beneficial for everyone.
Is the Most Dangerous Place on Earth Getting More Dangerous?
Calm leadership, as well as blind-luck, is all that has stopped small mistakes and misunderstandings from turning into more serious incidents, but these slip-ups are becoming more frequent.
China to Stay on Top as Global Infrastructure Leader
If you are currently residing in a Chinese city, the most remarkable feature to witness is the construction boom.
Protection or Profit? The Battle for China’s Grasslands
Inner Mongolia is unique in China, given that both its development and protection deeply affect not only those living inside the region, but also those outside of it.
Afghanistan at the Crossroads
With deadly attacks on civilians, interpreters and the Afghan National Security Forces, the surge in violence after US and NATO troop withdrawal is demoralising the population at large.
Tianjin Meeting and Washington’s Lost Opportunity
Will Washington pay attention to redlines China has presented and alter its policy of containment and suppression as perceived by Beijing?
China’s Debt Relief Diplomacy and the Western Conspiracy Theories
The Western campaign of debt trap is actually an effort to hide the Western debt trap.
Western Criticism of Chinese Athletes Is Hypocritical
The U.S. has 613 athletes competing at these Games. And does anyone really think the U.S. government wants anything less than to see its athletes win the most gold medals?
Why China’s System Works
China outperforms the world’s largest democracy on almost every economic and social indicator.
