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China must close its “re-education camps” for Uyghurs in Xinjiang
MEPs express serious concern about China’s repression
of the Uyghurs and call on the Chinese government to close the “re-education
camps” in Xinjiang immediately.
MEPs strongly
condemn that...
China: Improving Forest Ecosystem Management and Resilience
The World Bank’s Board of Executive Directors approved
a US$150 million loan to help China improve sustainable forest ecosystem management
in the upper reaches of the...
Gulf security: China envisions continued US military lead
A first-ever
joint Chinese-Russian-Iranian naval exercise signals
that closer Chinese military ties with a host of Middle Eastern nations does
not translate into Chinese aspirations for a...
China: Addressing Structural Challenges to Ensure Broad-Based Growth
Growth in China has decelerated more than previously
expected amid weakening industrial growth and cooling domestic and external
demand. A more accommodative policy stance has helped...
Peace on the Korean Peninsula requires the consensus of all parties involved
Authors: Yang Yizhong & Paul Wang
On December 16, China and Russia proposed
that the UN Security Council lift a ban on North Korea’s exporting statues,
especially...
AIIB Invests USD500M for Low-Carbon Energy, Air Quality Improvement in China
The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) is
investing USD500 million to support China’s efforts to transition to a
lower-carbon energy future. The Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Low Carbon Energy
Transition...
A small deal but a big step in the right direction
Authors: Yang Yizhong & Paul Wang
After more than one year of tortuous negotiations and the quarrels between the United States and China, one trade...
Withering away of World War II era Multilateralism
The strains on multilateralism are
increasing with each passing day. The most recent development is Russian
President Vladimir Putin’s decision to revoke the Soviet statement made...
The hi-tech war between China and the United States
The new directive of the Central Office of
the Communist Party of China (CPC), issued on December 8, 2019, ordered all
State offices to quickly remove...
Hong Kong: No more China’s disheartened capitalism, please
Hong Kong's unrest started in June 2019. It was
triggered by the plans to allow extradition to mainland China. Critics felt
this could compromise judicial autonomy...