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91 results, between May 5, 2016 and April 9, 2025

China’s Defense Budget in 2017—1.3 Percent of GDP

by Bai Shi & Ji Jing March 5, 2017

China continues to pursue military reform and moderate expenditure growth.

NPC Deputies, CPPCC Members Comment on Government Work Report

by China India Dialogue March 5, 2017

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang delivered a report on the government’s work in 2016 and released key targets for 2017 at the opening meeting of the Fifth Session of China’s 12th National People’s Congress.

NPC Spokesperson Stresses Mutual Understanding and Cooperation of China and India

by China India Dialogue March 4, 2017

China and India have reached consensus on regional and international issues, Fu said, and the two countries should not let disputes stand in the way of bilateral cooperation.

China’s Two Sessions and Ordinary People’s Lives

by Zhou Xin March 4, 2017

The Fifth Session of the 12th National Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) opened on March 3 in Beijing, and the Fifth Session of the 12th National People’s Congress (NPC) will be convened on March 5. Collectively known as the “Two Sessions,” the NPC and CPPCC annual sessions are two of the most significant political meetings in China.

The Latest Message from the ‘Minister Passage’

by China India Dialogue March 3, 2017

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang has urged ministers of the State Council and heads of organizations under the State Council to address public concerns immediately.

Accomplishment, Future Guide

by An Gang March 3, 2017

China and U.S. continue to make headway based on historic pact

A U.S. Perspective on Icebreaking Event

by Beijing Review March 2, 2017

Stapleton Roy gives Beijing Review an exclusive interview.

India-China Relations in 2017: Threads of Knowledge and Strategic Understanding

by Tarun Vijay February 27, 2017

As power poles shift from the west to the east, India and China must play a bigger role in determining the future balance of power in the region. Cooperation over conflict is the key to a productive future.

Why does Japanese embassy ‘act as a spy’？

by Wang Xiaohui February 6, 2017

Even though the transaction of the monthly stipend of 15,000 pounds paid by the Japanese embassy sounds handsome, it remains unimaginable that a prominent think tank like HJS would accept the payment.

91 results, between May 5, 2016 and April 9, 2025

China’s Defense Budget in 2017—1.3 Percent of GDP

NPC Deputies, CPPCC Members Comment on Government Work Report

NPC Spokesperson Stresses Mutual Understanding and Cooperation of China and India

China’s Two Sessions and Ordinary People’s Lives

The Latest Message from the ‘Minister Passage’

Accomplishment, Future Guide

A U.S. Perspective on Icebreaking Event

Trending Topics at the “Two Sessions”

India-China Relations in 2017: Threads of Knowledge and Strategic Understanding

Why does Japanese embassy ‘act as a spy’？

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