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Sudan's 'military-civilian co-governance' dies halfway

November 03 ,2021 | By HE Wenping

A protester waves a flag during the unrest in Khartoum, Sudan, October 25, 2021. /ReutersEditor's note: He Wenping is a senior research fellow at the Charhar Institute and China Africa Institute of Chinese Ac

Human rights standards shall not be monopolized

October 14 ,2021 | By PAN Deng

A farmer harvests rice in Shanghua Village, Tianzhu County in southwest China's Guizhou Province, September 2, 2020. /XinhuaIn the last 20 years of the twentieth century, China actively joined the wave of global

The unbridgeable divisions between the Afghan Taliban and ISIS-K

September 09 ,2021 | By WANG Jin

A Taliban fighter is seen holding the movement's flag after the U.S. military withdrawal, at Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul, Afghanistan, August 31, 2021. /GettyThough the Afghan Taliban seized the capita

How Should China Respond?

September 09 ,2021 | By HE Wenping

The rapid takeover of Kabul, Afghanistan, by the Taliban on Aug. 15 and the chaotic evacuations at the Kabul airport thereafter have been in the international news spotlight, marking the collapse of the Afghan government that the United States had support

Israel and Palestine: Conflicted narratives, endless hatred

May 20 ,2021 | By WANG Jin

The violent confrontation is the result of distrust and hostility between the two sides, but some factors and incidents make the ties more sensitive.

Driving to the climate goal

April 27 ,2021 | By John GONG

An electric vehicle at the 2020 International (Hefei) Energy Conservation and New Energy Automobile Exhibition in Hefei, east China's Anhui Province, September 4, 2020. /XinhuaEditor's note: Dr. John Gong is a professor at the University of Intern

Far-right wing politics spawns hate crimes, threatens China ties

April 15 ,2021 | By ZHAO Minghao

Illustration: Tang Tengfei/GTHate crimes against Asian Americans on the US soil are becoming more commonplace. These racially discriminatory crimes are the consequence of prevailing far-right wing politics in the US. The far-right was born out of conserva

Israeli election: Netanyahu vs. everyone

March 25 ,2021 | By WANG Jin

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is seen during the Israeli parliamentary elections in Jerusalem, March 23, 2021. /XinhuaEditor's Note:Dr. Wang Jin is a research fellow of Charhar Institute in China and an associate professor from Northwest U

Syria, a decade of instability

March 17 ,2021 | By WANG Jin

Syrian children living in makeshift tents light sky lanterns as the civil war in Syria enters its 11th year in Betinte village of Idlib, Syria, March 11, 2021. /GettyEditor's Note:Dr. Wang Jin is a research fellow of Charhar Institute in China and an

Multiple U.S. Military Targets

March 12 ,2021 | By HE Wenping

At the direction of U.S. President Joe Biden, the American military carried out airstrikes on a site in eastern Syria used by Iranian-backed militia groups on Feb. 25, killing 17 militants. Just one month into his presidency, why did Biden, who appeared t

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