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Will China Bring Changes at the Table or on the Menu?
China’s rise has had a foundational global impact, significantly reframing Blinken’s narrative.
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Abuse of National Security Harms China Without Benefiting U.S.
The view U.S. political leaders have of China at the moment is rather simplistic: Corporations and high-end products...
The U.S. and Japan Upgrade Their Defense Alliance with an Eye on China
The interactions between the U.S., Japan and the Philippines are intended to demonstrate solidarity, but this does not mean that the security cooperation between the three parties is ironclad.
College Protests Showing Deep Divisions in the U.S. over Gaza Crisis
Public opinion is clear: A majority of Americans reported last month and again this month that they disapprove of the Israeli military’s actions in Gaza.
Development of Emerging Industries Creates New Job Opportunities
Booming high-tech fields have become important drivers of steady job growth in China, highlighting their potential to create exciting new opportunities in competitive markets.
Fearing China and Other Foolish Concerns
This fear isn’t really about China; it’s about blaming China for its own sad state of affairs.
Bringing Opportunities
Job fair connects Chinese-invested enterprises in South Africa with local job seekers.
Robust Start Augurs Well for Growth Goals
The decisive growth of hi-tech manufacturing, surge in foreign trade, steady recovery of consumption, and supportive policies had all contributed to China’s robust economic expansion.
China-Germany Strategic Partnership Bolsters Sino-European Ties
The Sino-German paradigm can move Sino-European relations forward. Despite misunderstandings and some divergences, there is a common will to find a joint way forward.
The Historical Significance of the GCI
The GCI does not seek conflict with Western civilization — rather, it emphasizes the first principle of Chinese philosophy, ‘harmony’.
Why China Still Has Room to Grow
‘Peak China’ is nothing but a distorted and misleading narrative; it’s certainly premature to talk about a ‘peak.’
The Summit of U.S., Japan and Philippines: A Step Closer to New Cold War
The Asia-Pacific needs an architecture for peace not a securitized architecture for war.
Contesting While Shaking Hands
China is hoping to expand its collaboration with the U.S., but insists on a basis of equality and mutual benefit. China is not averse to competition with the U.S., but insists it be fair and constructive.