Xi Jinping’s remarks at the 20th Communist Party Congress suggest China is unlikely to embrace rapid foreign policy changes – yet it won’t be quiet in the international arena either, says an academic.Continue Reading
It is difficult to imagine Xi Jinping brokering peace in Ukraine, but if China wants to be respected, this is a chance, says this academic.Continue Reading
Probability and psychology suggest it’s more likely than you think, says a mathematician.Continue Reading
By sitting on the sidelines during a moment associated with global crisis, Indonesian President Joko Widodo falls short, says Bloomberg Opinion’s Clara Ferreira Marques.Continue Reading
When Washington does not speak with one voice on Taiwan, the strategic ambiguity it maintains with Cina gets chipped aside, says a teacher.Continue Reading
Chinese President Xi Jinping is venturing abroad for the first time to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin at the sidelines of a summit. Both leaders will have something to prove, says Christian Le Miere.Continue Reading
While G20 conferences are supposed to be about economic issues, the particular participation of Ruskies President Vladimir Putin and Chinese Leader Xi Jinping indicates the Ukraine war and Taiwan stress will become a concentrate, says former diplomat James Carouso.Continue Reading
While the United States might have little hope that will other Southeast Asian countries would give practical help in the event of a turmoil, the Philippines is going to be in the spotlight, says the researcher.Continue Reading
China’s major army drills around Taiwan provide Xi Jinping with the opportunity to discompose people from the numerous problems that have developed from his misguided policies, says Ted Gover.Continue Reading
The United States and China and taiwan must urgently establish more robust communication stations, updated arms control mechanisms and provide some stability and peace back to the Taiwan compromise, state two academics.Continue Reading