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Have Chinese Had Enough?
Chinese leaders have always identified international politics with struggle – the struggle for sovereignty, status and prosperity. In recent years, [...]
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China’s 2012 Challenges
China enters the New Year confronting challenges and opportunities that will be shaped in turn by how its government and [...]
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No, Hu Didn’t Call for War
Earlier this week, media reports suggested that China had placed a new emphasis on preparing for war in response to [...]
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China Rolls With Punches
With U.S. President Barack Obama returning to the United States from a highly touted trip to the Asia-Pacific, almost as [...]
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China, Vietnam Ink Deal
China and Vietnam have stood down a little from their confrontation over disputed waters in the South China Sea, signing [...]
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‘Time for China to Strike Back’
Southeast Asian nations are like ‘mosquitoes’ that need to be taught a lesson, according to the Global Times, which is [...]
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South China Sea Peace Zone?
The Philippines pushed ASEAN to form a united front over the disputed South China Sea Thursday, presenting a plan for [...]
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Positive Steps in South China Sea
Last month in Bali, China and Association of Southeast Asian Nations countries agreed on a set of guidelines for implementing [...]
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Taiwan, China & Reasonability
In a recent article in The Diplomat (‘How Taiwan Can Upstage China’), Richard Pearson makes a commendable case for why [...]
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China Confirms Carrier Plans
China confirmed yesterday that it’s close to completing the refitting of the former Soviet aircraft carrier Varyag, now known as the [...]
