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85 results, between May 5, 2016 and September 2, 2021

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.

Review and prospects of China's diplomacy

by Wang Xiaohui January 5, 2017

In 2016, the world underwent changes and chaos that added to uncertainty in international politics and world order, and thus posed great challenges to China's diplomatic work.

Modi’s Anti-corruption Move: Pains or Gains

by Zhou Yijun December 6, 2016

Every politician walks the tightrope between the long-term interests of the country and the current sentiments of the people.

China-India Relations: Changed and Unchanged

by Hu shisheng September 30, 2016

New Delhi's Dilemma Lies on How to Choose Between Cooperation and Competition in Its Policies toward China.

Modi’s Reform and Future China-India Cooperation

by Yang Xiaoping September 28, 2016

In the course of its reform, India needs to constantly struggle against the ‘conservatism’ that has penetrated into the blood of its administrative and government systems.

The Dragon and the Elephant: The Past and Future of China-India Relations

by Liu Jinsong September 26, 2016

Geostrategic and economic interests inevitably come to mind when considering and handling China-India relations. Sometimes we need to draw inspiration from the history of the Silk Road, so as to promote more cultural exchanges between the two countries while putting aside entanglements over tangible interests.

Inadequate Reform Is AIIB’s Biggest Challenge

by Wen Zhihong August 19, 2016

Interview of David Daokui Li, Director of the Center for China in the World Economy at Tsinghua University.

85 results, between May 5, 2016 and September 2, 2021

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’？

Review and prospects of China's diplomacy

Modi’s Anti-corruption Move: Pains or Gains

China-India Relations: Changed and Unchanged

Modi’s Reform and Future China-India Cooperation

The Dragon and the Elephant: The Past and Future of China-India Relations

Inadequate Reform Is AIIB’s Biggest Challenge

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