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The Tokyo Trial’s Forgotten Evidence
Justice is achieved not through retaliation but through accountability, evidence and historical truth.
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I Ching, Coffee, Chinese Traditon and Modernisation
For twenty years, I have traveled to China for lectures, conferences, and long stretches of reading in its libraries, and...
Why the Global Governance Initiative Resonates Across the Globe
In an era of uncertainty and fragmentation, initiatives that encourage cooperation and mutual respect carry particular significance.
Chinese Elements at the 2026 World Cup
China’s contribution to the event is no longer just about what fans wear or wave, but what they see and connect with emotionally on one of the world’s biggest stages.
Is China Right About the West?
Will rich countries join with China to construct a global community with a shared future based on openness and inclusiveness, equity and justice, harmonious coexistence, diversity and mutual learning, and unity and cooperation?
The Northern Sea Route and a Multinodal World Shipping
The NSR combines economic with strategic advantages for participating countries, and it benefits the international community.
After Venezuela, Is Cuba Next?
The indictment of Castro serves as part of a broader effort to revive aspects of the Monroe Doctrine and increase leverage over both Cuba and the wider Latin American region.
Seeing ‘A Huge Place’ Through Experienced Eyes
In my view, Xinjiang is a place where modernization is unfolding in every sphere of life.
The Evolution of America’s Strategic Architecture
From Powell to Wolfowitz to Colby, a common thread emerges: the pursuit of stability through control.
Twenty-Five Years of the Shanghai Spirit
SCO members play a positive role in maintaining lasting peace and common prosperity on the Eurasian continent, improving the global governance system and promoting the cause of human progress.
Huawei’s New Chip Architecture Opens a Path Beyond U.S. Technology Controls
Three different organizations, three different domains, the same underlying instinct: don’t wait for the conventional path to open up, build a completely different one.
Why the Classics Still Matter – and Why Now
In an era marked by casual historical revisionism, shallow cultural relativism, and unwarranted attacks on established facts, about antiquity as much as about the modern era, it is essential to safeguard the proper historical dimension and cultural meaning of the classical world.
China-Serbia Ties Go from Strength to Strength
China-Serbia relations have grown into a wide-ranging partnership built on trade, investment and a shared vision for global governance.