Politics – Page 97 – China Focus

Will Washington Lose the Future?

The US leadership, President and Congress, must reflect deeply on the current predicament of the US. Relative decline of its international position and real...

Remembering 9/11 and Living with Its Consequences

The world would be safer and more stable today if the US did what it falsely accuses China of not doing and that is engaging in the rules-based regional and...

China & The World Politics Sep 13, 2021

Bush to Biden: Two Decades of U.S. Failure in the Middle East

The strategic importance of this region determines that the U.S. will not really withdraw. The retrenchment will be a long-term process of trial and error,...

Politics Sep 10, 2021

100 Years of CPC Transforming Chinese People’s Lives Fundamentally

As the 100th founding anniversary of CPC is going to be celebrated, the next glorious era has begun.

China & The World Politics Economy Jun 25, 2021

The Real Picture of Xinjiang

By making unsubstantiated claims, the U.S. Government is seriously undermining its own authority and credibility to revive its role as a global leader.

China & The World Politics Jun 9, 2021

Is the US “Strategic Ambiguity” on the Taiwan Issue Ending?

The Biden administration must reflect carefully on the direction in which it appears to be heading. Confrontation with China is not in the US national interest.

China & The World Politics Jun 8, 2021

Human Rights, U.S. Hypocrisy

The desired goal is to achieve a comprehensive, just and lasting peace on the basis of the "two-state solution" that guarantees the establishment of an...

Politics Jun 4, 2021

History Sheds Light on the Core Elements for China’s Development

Collectivism and an open society are the essential elements for China to remain strong.

China & The World Politics Jun 2, 2021

Can the U.S. and Russia Bury the Bones of Contention?

The two countries have some cooperation in counter-terrorism, arms control and maintaining global strategic balance, which would make restarting the Cold War...

Politics May 25, 2021

Ulterior Motives Behind U.S. Attacks over Xinjiang

The U.S. ought to pay real attention to religious discrimination on its own soil and stop politicizing religious issues. No rumor or slander can negate the...

China & The World Politics May 24, 2021

Washington Lacks Common Sense in Making Its China Policy

Anti-China framing for such initiatives is not only politically unnecessary; it is harmful, as it inevitably feeds racism, violence, xenophobia, and white...

Politics May 20, 2021

Confrontational Strategic Competition Act Is Set to Pose More Stumbling Blocks for Future China-U.S. Ties

If competition with the U.S. becomes inevitable, then it should be managed properly to avoid any hard confrontation, a prerequisite for China's overall...

China & The World Politics May 12, 2021