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Facing challenges, US' IPEF may make the Asia-Pacific economy more...

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Behind Biden’s Asia Trip

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The Taiwan Question amid Russia-Ukraine Conflict

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The impotence of conventional arms control

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February 27, 2020

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The Palestinians are not forgotten

February 24 ,2021 | By WANG Jin

Judges of the International Criminal Court (ICC) extended the court's jurisdiction over war crimes committed in East Jerusalem and the West Bank with application from Palestine, despite strong oppositions from both Israel and the United States.

Impact of ‘Trumpism’ on US constitutionalism, democracy dies hard

January 13 ,2021 | By ZHAO Minghao

US President Donald Trump leaves a news conference on the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, in the Rose Garden of the White House in Washington, DC on May 11, 2020. Photo: AFPTo prevent Joe Biden from successfully taking office as the next president of the US

How will Biden confront Trump's foreign policy legacy?

January 13 ,2021 | By ZHAO Minghao

Former U.S. Vice President and Democratic presidential hopeful Joe Biden makes a statement during an event in Wilmington, Delaware, U.S., September 24, 2019. /ReutersPresident-elect Joe Biden will take office in two weeks. The incoming administration, wit

Solidarity in fighting COVID-19 highlights the value of China-Africa cooperation

January 08 ,2021 | By HE Wenping

Members of a Chinese medical aid team communicate with local medical workers in Juba, South Sudan, on August 21, 2020 (XINHUA)The year 2020 is of special significance in world history and the history of China-Africa relations. The global outbreak of the C

Divisions among Gulf nations are easy to start but difficult to end

January 07 ,2021 | By WANG Jin

Emir of Qatar Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani (L) is welcomed by Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia Mohammed bin Salman (R) ahead of the 41st Summit of Gulf Cooperation Council in Al-Ula, Saudi Arabia, January 5, 2021. /GettySaudi Arabia and Qatar have reached

Strategic Breakthrough Within Reach

December 30 ,2020 | By ZHAO Minghao

It is widely expected that once Joe Biden takes office as president of the United States he will usher in a reset of U.S.-China relations and any further escalation of tensions between the world’s two largest economies will be averted.Biden and his core f

Israel's endless political cycle

December 24 ,2020 | By WANG Jin

An Israeli soldier wearing a protective face mask walks past a billboard depicting Benjamin "Benny" Gantz (left) and Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel's prime minister, together with the number of unemployed Israelis, in Tel Aviv, Israel, July 22,

Iranian Scientist’s Death Rocks Middle East

December 16 ,2020 | By HE Wenping

On Nov. 27, Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, a leading Iranian nuclear scientist and head of the defense ministry’s research and innovation organization, was assassinated near Tehran, the Iranian capital. Although no group or individual has claimed responsibility, Ira

Iran may see hope under Biden, but old problems remain

December 16 ,2020 | By WANG Jin

GettyAfter years of sanctions imposed by the Donald Trump administration, Iran's economy is suffering while the country is facing strong suspicion from neighboring states. Tehran hopes, therefore, to find new opportunities with the upcoming Biden admi

India must be aware the consequences of crossing the LAC: Chinese scholar

June 22 ,2020 | By CHENG Xizhong

At present, there is only one way to solve the military confrontation peacefully, which is, the Indian troops go back to where they have come from.

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