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China should adopt clear attitude on ISIS

November 30 ,2015 | By Zhao Kejin

With an increasingly important presence in the world, China cannot isolate itself from security threats like ISIS.

RMB inclusion into the SDR basket benefits China and IMF

November 28 ,2015 | By Zhang Jingwei

The RMB internationalization naturally meets the needs of both China and the IMF since China is the largest goods trading country and its foreign exchange reserves rank first in the world.

Europe cannot afford to make a foe of Russia

November 25 ,2015 | By Zhao Minghao

Given the threat of the IS, Europe cannot afford to make Russia its enemy. It is able to negotiate with Moscow, but not with the terrorists.

Attacks show stress on intelligence sector

November 19 ,2015 | By Huang Rihan

Deepening cooperation on anti-terrorism, including information sharing and the establishment of an interactive mechanism, has become a common interest of the G20 member states.

Antalya summit brings new hope for world economy

November 18 ,2015 | By Zhang Jingwei

A major requirement of the G20 summit in Turkey was to provide new strategies to deal with new situation of global economy.

Why Philippines expects China to attend APEC 2015

November 17 ,2015 | By Zhang Jingwei

The Asia-Pacific area is now the most dynamic economic region to promote economic and trade integration beneficial to all, and China's presence is vital.

The Xi-Ma meeting sets historic milestone

November 13 ,2015 | By Zhao Kejin

The recent meeting of Xi Jinping and Ma Ying-jeou is highly responsible in view of their efforts to navigate China towards a right direction.

SDR basket needs the yuan

November 10 ,2015 | By Zhang Jingwei

Will the IMF include the yuan in the Special Drawing Rights basket?

China, ROK and Japan should be in solidarity

November 05 ,2015 | By Zhao Kejin

China, ROK and Japan, the three important countries in northeast Asia, should foster a sense of solidarity to offset the mistrust between them.

'New Model' seeks to redefine US-China ties

October 30 ,2015 | By Zhao Minghao

Beijing and Washington need to keep the focus on "new model" instead of "major country/great power."

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