Syria strikes reveal growing Middle East rivalry

US, British and French forces fired over 100 missiles at Syria last weekend, accomplishing a so-called "perfectly executed strike."

The Reasons Behind the US-led Airstrikes on Syria

By launching the air strikes, the US is sending multiple messages to Russia and the world. First, it shows the US is still the strongest military power in the world.

Why the Syria airstrikes are not about chemical weapons

The fact that the UK and France also joined the strikes showed that the trans-Atlantic alliance between the US, UK and all the European countries as a whole has always been strong and unshakable.

Mnangagwa promises elections by

Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who was expected to visit China in April, said on Wednesday that his country will hold transparent polls before July, in the first elections since Robert Mugabe's rule ended after 37 years in power. "

He Wenping: The Iranian Nuclear Deal Should be Upheld, Not Scrapped

On 12 January 2018, President Donald Trump announced that the US would still honour the terms of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action with Iran and waived sanctions one more time.

Swaran Singh: Will Modi’s latest visit reset a proactive Indo-Pacific policy?

After his recent visits to Wuhan, Kathmandu and Sochi, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi now is on a five-day visit to Indonesia and Singapore.

Swaran Singh: Shanghai Spirit to mend India-Pakistan ties

Shanghai Corporation Organization may improve Indian-Pakistan relation.

Long Xingchun：China, India should move beyond Doklam crisis

Tensions between China and India have been piling up and serious conflicts must be avoided. Vijay Gokhale's visit shows that the two governments have prepared to manage differences seriously, enhance communication and reduce mistrust.

Ge Hongliang：Rohingya crisis needs practical solution, not emotional push

To address the crisis, the primary task is to restore security and ensure peace and stability in Rakhine.