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Why the US is more anxious for a trade deal than China

By Yu Jincui (Global Times, 19 July 2019) – Which side, Washington or Beijing, is more anxious to reach a deal to end the damaging trade war that has lasted
Commentary: Washington needs to truly honor one-China principle

By Liu Wanli (17 July 2019, Xinhua) – Washington’s recent approval of an arms sale to Taiwan will complicate the security situation across the Taiwan Strait and jeopardize one of
India’s defence planning has no clear strategic direction

By Brahma Chellaney (NEW DELHI, 11 July 2019) –  India’s new national budget accentuates its stagnant defence spending. India’s defence spending figure of $46.3 billion contrasts starkly with China’s $177.5
Western countries should learn to adapt to Chinese standards

By Yu Jincui (Global Times, 11 July 2019) – The latest example of Chinese standards being recognized and applied overseas is the first-ever expressway in Ulan Bator, the capital and
Impacts of Artificial Intelligence in Foreign Policy

By GP Acharya (KATHMANDU, 11 July 2019) – The technological revolution, known as third industrial revolution, has made ground-breaking effect in the geo-politics of the late 20th century. The digital
Spotlight: Int’l forum on U.S.-China relations calls for continued collaboration for win-win progress

HONG KONG, 10 July 2019 (Xinhua) – A high-level international forum on U.S.-China economic relations concluded here Wednesday with calls for continued collaboration between the world’s top two economies to
India support crucial for BCIM economic corridor

By Hu Weijia (Global Times, 8 July 2019) – China and Bangladesh have agreed to advance cooperation on the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), but in order to reach its full
India’s international trade policy at a crossroads

By Xie Chao (Global Times, 2 July 2019) – As an emerging economy that can utilize multiple sources in major power relations, India now stands at a crossroads. It believes
Opening up Tibet

By Yek Raj Pathak (Lhasa, Tibet, 30 June 2019) – In 1978, Deng Xiaoping had initiated the policy of opening China to the world. It was the invitation to the
Prime Minister’s Europe Visit – A Big Achievement

By Mohan Krishna Shrestha (KATHMANDU, 28 June 2019) – I have taken the Prime Minister’s Europe visit as a big achievement. Because it helped the Prime Minister inform the international
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