Europe: To Be Or Not to Be?
Unless the continent reaches a political union, it is unlikely to become a true major geopolitical actor.
Mar 28, 2025
Opening a New Chapter in China-Australia Ties
It is difficult to overstate Australia and China’s joint commitment to regional multilateralism and free trade.
Nov 13, 2023
Future of Middle East Should Be Defined by Strategic Autonomy of Regional Actors
The world, one of multipolarity and increasing globalization, continues to change. Respect is the only way to win trust and confidence.
Aug 25, 2023
Key Takeaways from China-Afghan-Pakistan Trilateral FMs Dialogue
The latest round of the China-Afghanistan-Pakistan FMs’ Dialogue should be recognized for its forward-looking vision to break conflict deadlocks in Afghanistan, steer the nation towards long-sought stability, and unite against the threat of terrorism.
May 12, 2023
Macron in China but Hysteria in West
There has been a trend developing in Europe which involves a cleavage between hardline pro-Washington Atlanticists and European pragmatists.
Apr 14, 2023
China’s Détente in the Middle East Aims to Bring Peace
Successful or not, these moves indicate that the Gulf countries will become more reliant on themselves for security issues within the context of America’s decline and reluctance to guarantee these countries’ security.
Mar 21, 2023
China-EU Relations: Reflections and Outlooks
Only seeking common ground while setting aside differences and win-win cooperation serve the common interests of China, the EU, and the international community.
Jan 17, 2023
China-India Relations should Refocus on Common Interests
The Indian government has been attacking and questioning China on both old and new issues – the China-India boundary, Tibet, Taiwan, the South China Sea, the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, the Nuclear Suppliers Group, and UN Sanction Committee Resolution 1267 concerning Afghanistan and terrorism.
Jan 23, 2018