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Taiwan Remains on the Region’s Policy Agenda

The significance that the overarching “Taiwan problem” is acquiring in the political game unfolding in the Indo-Pacific region continues to grow steadily. Without exception, all recent events directly or indirectly related to Taiwan, have only contributed to exacerbating the already complicated relations between the two global world powers: the USA and the PRC...

Vladimir Terehov

How Truthful is China's Stance on the Korean War?

October 2020 was marked by yet another flare-up of trouble in Sino-South Korean relations over how different countries react to the memory of the 1950-53 Korean War. First, on October 7, on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the Korean War, the much-hyped K-pop boyband BTS received an award from the non-profit association Korea Society for Promoting...

Konstantin Asmolov

US De-Lists Uyghur Terrorist Organization Aimed at China

AFP in an article titled, “US removes group targeted by China from terror list,” would report: The United States said Friday it had removed from its list of terror groups a shadowy faction regularly blamed by China to justify its harsh crackdown in the Muslim-majority Xinjiang region. In a notice in the Federal Register, which publishes new US laws and rules Secretary of State Mike…

Brian Berletic

On the Interview of the Taiwanese Foreign Minister to Indian TV

Vladimir Terehov

West's Anti-Chinese Campaign Failing Spectacularly

Joseph Thomas

Tensions Continue to Swirl around the “Taiwan Problem”

Vladimir Terehov

Can Business Prevent US-China Relations from Becoming Fractured?

Vladimir Terehov

Depletion of the World Ocean: Is It a Shared Responsibility or Should We Look for Someone to Blame?

Petr Konovalov

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