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The PRC-Japan rivalry extends to Europe
Together with India, China and Japan form today the strategic triangle on which the political and economic situation in Asia will increasingly depend. The latter however is the continent where the focus of the current stage of the “Great Game” is shifting more and more definitely. Leaving the territory of another continent, which for centuries, if not millennia, was Europe. Though the terms “shifting” and “leaving” do not refer to a fait accompli, but to a process. If we add to the latter term the definition of “transitional,” we get a phrase that more or less adequately describes…
Vladimir Terehov
The PRC is becoming increasingly active in the region of Central and South Asia
At this point in the “Great World Game,” everything that is happening in Central and South Asia (CSA) is playing an increasingly important role. CSA here will mean a vast territory, with at least a dozen countries located on it today. From Kazakhstan in the north to Sri Lanka in the south and from Nepal in the east to Iran in the west. All of them differ sharply from each other in the size of the territories, the population, the level of economic development and, consequently, the significance in the very “game.”…
Vladimir Terehov
Lu Shaye States Some Facts: The West Trembles
The Chinese ambassador to France, Lu Shaye, in a long and wide-ranging interview with a journalist on the French television news channel LCI, about world and Chinese affairs, stated, in response to a question as to whether or not Crimea was a part of Ukraine, that ‘it depended on how one looks at the history of the situation,” and that Crimea was Russian for a long time and only given to Ukraine during the Soviet era.” He then added: “Even these ex-Soviet countries don’t have an effective status in international law because there was no international agreement to materialize their status as sovereign countries.” Both these statements caused an angry reaction…
Christopher Black
Regarding the current state of US-China relations
Vladimir Terehov
The Pilgrimage of European politicians to Beijing, a sign of accelerating the transformation of the world order
Vladimir Terehov
How China is Managing its BRI Partners: New Findings
Salman Rafi Sheikh
Japan's Foreign Minister Visits the People's Republic of China
Vladimir Terehov
China disagrees with the "black and white" coloring of the world order
Vladimir Terehov
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