Building a Maritime Community with Inclusive Multilateralism
We can resolve our conflicts among Asian countries from the new concept of the "Asian Community" and "Ocean Community" instead of applying modern European concepts.
Politics,China
Region should give a cold shoulder to the US' attempts to polarize the world
Asian countries should use the "Asian way" instead of the "American way" to get along with China.
Society,China
China's New Cabinet: A Promising Future
China
China
How to Understand Chinese Modernization
Achieving "Chinese-style modernization" is difficult, as it cannot be copied from Western modernization.
China
Globalization, Geopolitics, and Hong Kong’s Role as an International Financial Center
We need a long-term historical perspective to interpret our current environment.
China
How Can China Revitalize its Countryside?
China should examine how Japan and the Four Asian Tigers have made urban residents exemplars of agricultural civilization.
Security,Hotspots,China,Southeast Asia
Vietnam's Use of Academia to Promote Its Political Position on the South China Sea
The media have been replete with "revelations" regarding China's use of academia and academics to promote and support the government's political positions and actions in the South China Sea.
Politics,Security,China,South Asia
Understanding Australia-US Relations and the Rise of China
The Australian Prime Minister, Scott Morrison, met with President Trump in Washington in September, 2019. At that meeting, Mr Trump initially signalled the possibility of a military strike against Iran, as the pair discussed the special relationship between the two nations.
Politics,Economy,China
A Shift in US Arctic Policy: Can It Play the China Card Wisely?
US Vice President Mike Pence, in a visit to Iceland, warned about his concern on Russia’s aggression in the Arctic and China’s increasing activities in the region. Pence is one of several senior US officials who frames US engagement in the Arctic targeting at Russia and China.
Politics,Economy,China
Is a China-US Cold War in the Offing?
Does US-China rivalry represent a Cold War? The hallmark of the US-Soviet Cold War was the non-warring state of political tension between the two superpowers. However, the main characteristic of the China-US rivalry is their economic competition.
Politics,China,South Asia
Differences in Perception and Capability of India and China
The Sino-Indian relations have been constrained by the asymmetry between their threat perceptions: India tends to be deeply apprehensive of threats from China, while China appears comparatively unconcerned about threats from India.
