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  As a new cold war dawns and the US pursues strategic competition with China, Beijing must reassess its own policies

  Since the US insists on making major changes, China must do the same.

  2020.05.27

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  Hong Kong and China's National Security-Shouldn't national security be universal and equal?

  It is in this regard that the national security of each country in the current international system should co-exist in mutual equality. There is no priority order, nor can any country intervene or threaten the national security of other countries out of different political beliefs.

  2020.05.26

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  China and America in an era of geoeconomics

  These problems are resolvable but solutions require exceptional leadership on both sides. Failure to make the needed adjustments will lead to intense and potentially unmanageable conflicts.

  2020.05.11

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  Share the Experience of Combating Epidemic with the World, and Effectively Counter the Arrogance

  Sharing experiences and lessons with achievements to the world can make the international community more clearly understand that it is not only arrogant and unreasonable to take China for accountability, but also a virtuous act of revenge.

  2020.05.02

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  US travel ban could lead to greater alienation among NATO allies

  By announcing a sweeping travel ban for Europeans last week, the US disconnected with many NATO members. The move will have a profoundly negative impact on US-EU relations, and such impact will be magnified against the backdrop of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

  2020.03.17

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  US plays by its own set of maritime navigational rules: Tian Shichen explains why Washington, not Beijing, is a threat to peace in the South China Sea

  The US defence department has yet to release its annual freedom of navigation report for the 2019 financial year. While there is no fixed time frame, the reports for 2017 and 2018 were released on December 31 of those respective years. In 2018, the United States carried out seven freedom of navigati

  2020.03.06

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  The Real Source of Conflict in the South China Sea

  I have just read a recent opinion piece in the South China Morning Post by two American scholars who are of the view that conflict prevention in the South China Sea depends on China abiding by the existing rules of navigation, and that U.S. freedom of navigation operations do not themselves raise an

  2020.03.06

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  Targeted Killing: Both Domestic and International Law Violated

  The assassination by the United States of Iranian Gen. Qassem Soleimani has been hotly debated by politicians, as well as by scholars of geopolitics and international security. While on one questioned the legality of Iran’s retaliatory action against U.S. based on right of self-defense, many condemn

  2020.01.13

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  A Violation of International Law?

  The assassination by the United States of Iranian Gen. Qassem Soleimani has been hotly debated by politicians, as well as by scholars of geopolitics and international security. While on one questioned the legality of Iran’s retaliatory action against U.S. based on right of self-defense, many condemn

  2020.01.09

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  As Tensions Rise, US Allies Suffer

  U.S. President Donald Trump authorized an airstrike that killed Iran’s most powerful general, Qassem Soleimani, who was not only a respected political figure among hard-liners close to Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the country’s supreme leader, but also a popular icon. He was a hero of the Iran-Iraq war i

  2020.01.09