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The Danger Game
If the U.S. insists on building a miniature NATO model in the region, the shadow of the Cold War will eventually return to the Korean Peninsula.
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Chancay Port: A New Gateway for Trade Between China and Latin America
On November 14, Chinese President Xi Jinping and Peruvian President Dina Boluarte jointly inaugurated Peru’s Chancay Port,...
BRI: The Path Forward for Shared Prosperity
China takes everybody’s interests seriously and tries to find a path forward that minimizes conflict. Maybe it’s not going to be necessarily one big group hug. But it respects the interests of the various parties involved.
U.S. Could “Default” on Its Exceptionalism, and It Might Already Have
Lots of questions are being asked by millions of Americans about the health of the banks that keep their money.
In the Throes of Protracted Conflict
Political uncertainty will push the Sudanese to pay a heavy price following decades of protracted conflict.
U.S. Duplicity on Maritime Stability Knows No Bounds
Charting ways to impede countries’ strategic autonomy while blaming Beijing for infringing upon maritime rights is an exercise in futility.
Holiday Travel Shows the Power of China’s Tourism Rebound
The surge of tourism over the May Day holiday demonstrates the rising optimism, resilience, and strength of the Chinese economy, even as the world falters amidst its challenges.
India and China Should Come Together to Realize “Dragon-Elephant Tango”
China and India, the two largest developing countries and emerging economies, should seek common ground for development while resolving pending issues through dialogue to realize the goal of ‘Dragon-Elephant Tango’ and make this century the ‘Asian Century’.
President Yoon’s Insincere Criticisms of ‘False Propaganda’ Boomerang
In addition to factual errors, President Yoon Suk-yeol has changed South Korea’s national narrative to a large extent. Once they deviated from this path, what awaited them was not merely ‘false propaganda,’ but also mistakes in strategic narrative.
Riding on the China-Laos Rail Line
Laos decided to have this railroad built because they needed it, and it provides numerous benefits to many Laotian citizens.
The Best System for China
Chinese system, with its emphasis on collective freedom, long-term stability, and unwavering investment in itself, has demonstrated its ability to provide a more holistic approach to societal wellbeing.
Neil Bush: The U.S. and China Need to Avoid Jumping into the Thucydides Trap
A lot of the behaviors we see from the established power are reflected in historical cases where we ended up in war because there were misjudgments about the intentions of the rising power or misunderstandings of basic factual scenarios.
Brazil and China Join Hands for Peace in Ukraine
The world needs peace, cooperation, and development, which converge with Lula’s proposal for creating a G20 of peace, to strengthen Sino-Brazilian relations and recognize China’s benign role as a mediator of conflicts.