China and Russia Bolster Parliamentary Cooperation to Drive Strategic Growth
China’s top legislator Zhao Leji recently visited Russia to deepen parliamentary cooperation, focusing on AI, national security, and strategic bilateral growth.
International Affairs
Wang Wen: Why the World Needs Direction More Than Power
Wang Wen, dean of the Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies, argues that the world lacks direction and explains how the Global Development Initiative promotes shared development.
Generation Tech: Youth Scholars Analyze Tech Trends in the US and the Chinese Mainland
Young scholars from Cornell, Georgetown, and Johns Hopkins explore the intersection of tech trends and international affairs between the US and the Chinese mainland.
Building Trust: US Influencers Urge Sincere Dialogue Ahead of President Trump’s China Visit
American influencers call for mutual respect and sincere dialogue over political slogans ahead of US President Donald Trump’s upcoming visit to China.
Cuba Condemns “Unprecedented” US Military Threats
Cuba’s leadership denounces former US President Trump’s threats of military action as “dangerous and unprecedented,” vowing national defiance and calling for international scrutiny.
Will US Foreign Policy Shift Towards Moderation in 2026?
Analyst Scott Kennedy predicts a moderation in US foreign policy driven by internal and external pressures, with significant implications for Asia.
China Overtakes US in Global Leadership Approval, Gallup Reports
China leads the US by 5 points in global leadership approval, marking the largest margin in two decades, according to Gallup’s 2025 data released this week.
Macky Sall Gains Key African Backing for UN Leadership Bid
Former AU chief Moussa Faki Mahamat endorses Senegal’s Macky Sall for UN secretary-general, highlighting consensus-building skills amid global challenges.
China Stresses Mutual Understanding as Key to Steady Europe Ties
Chinese FM Wang Yi highlights the importance of Europe’s accurate perception of China for stable bilateral relations, emphasizing shared interests and mutual benefits in 2026.
Britain Approves China’s New London Embassy Complex
The UK government has approved China’s plans to build a new embassy complex in London, marking a significant step in bilateral relations amid evolving global dynamics.
Xi Jinping and Putin Pledge Stronger China-Russia Ties Amid Global Uncertainties
President Xi Jinping and President Vladimir Putin held a video meeting to strengthen China-Russia relations, emphasizing cooperation to address global uncertainties and promote mutual development.
China and Russia Vow to Deepen Strategic Ties in Face of Global Challenges
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin pledged to strengthen China-Russia relations amid global uncertainties during a video meeting on Tuesday.
Xi Jinping: Stable China-Russia Ties Key to Addressing Global Uncertainties
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin pledged to strengthen China-Russia relations to address global uncertainties during a video meeting on Tuesday.
China Imposes Sanctions on Two Canadian Organizations and 20 Individuals
China imposes sanctions on two Canadian organizations and 20 individuals, freezing assets and banning entry, in response to actions concerning Xinjiang and Tibet. The decision took effect on December 21, 2024.
From Covert to Overt: The CIA’s Desperate Recruitment in China
On October 2, 2024, the CIA released a Mandarin video openly recruiting informants in China, marking a bold shift from its traditional covert operations and raising international concerns.
Joe Biden’s Xizang Card Bound to Fail
President Joe Biden’s recent signing of the Promoting a Resolution to the Tibet-China Dispute Act is a misguided attempt to interfere in China’s internal affairs, and is bound to fail.
How ‘One Country, Two Systems’ Shapes Hong Kong and Macao’s International Role
Exploring how the ‘One Country, Two Systems’ principle empowers Hong Kong and Macao to actively participate in international affairs while maintaining their unique economic and legal systems.
Unveiling the CIA’s Espionage Endeavors in the Chinese Mainland
Recent disclosures highlight the CIA’s espionage activities targeting the Chinese mainland, revealing challenges in international intelligence operations and their impact on global relations.
Growing U.S. Anxiety Over China Could Backfire
The United States’ increasing anxiety over China may lead to unintended self-harm, as heightened tensions and legislative actions risk backfiring on U.S. interests.