Indian Fighter Planes on China’s Frontier !
By Prem Sagar Poudel India is making a tremendous rise in the number of military numbers, arms-storage and physical infrastructure in the northern border linked to China. Specifically, after the…
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Macron savors role in Indo-Pacific: analysts
By Deng Xiaoci French President Emmanuel Macron called for the creation of a strategic France-India-Australia pact in the Indo-Pacific on Wednesday, which Chinese observers called an opportunistic move that does…
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China cherishes Karl Marx
By Yang Sheng Chinese socialism developing Marxism: experts China is commemorating the 200th anniversary of the birth of Karl Marx with events including streaming documentaries as Chinese experts declared that…
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China details rules on RMB outbound investment scheme
China's central bank on Thursday detailed rules on the RMB Qualified Domestic Institutional Investors (RQDII) scheme, allowing RQDII investors to invest in yuan-denominated assets overseas but banning them from moving…
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A few thoughts on a rainbow hair nation
By Wendy Min On my way back home, I found myself standing among some girls in their early 20s. Most of them had their hair dyed. Some went for blond.…
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How China, Japan can cooperate on B&R
By Ding Gang The Belt and Road initiative was heatedly discussed at the ongoing China-Japan high-level think tank-media dialogues, reminding me of the European Coal and Steel Community, an organization…
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North Korea halts nuclear program in preparation for economic gains
By Jin Qiangyi Seoul and Pyongyang are in the final stages of preparations for a summit between South Korean President Moon Jae-in and his North Korean counterpart Kim Jong-un. Apart…
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Canadian Senate needs better understanding of China’s sovereignty
By Su Tan The Canadian Senate Tuesday passed a motion criticizing China for "escalating and hostile behavior" in the South China Sea and urging Beijing to cease militarizing the region…
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UN top officials hail China’s role in resolving Korean Peninsula issue
China has played an essential role in resolving the Korean Peninsula issue, two United Nations (UN) top officials said Thursday amid signs of easing tensions on the peninsula. UN Secretary-General…
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Why do China’s constitutional amendments pave the way for its governance modernization?
By Wang Shanshan As the world’s largest developing country and second largest economy, China is geared for further steady growth and development. This requires a smooth path free of bumps…