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OPINION | Vusal Guliyev: The Tale of Tokyo Olympics: Prestige or Health?

09 June 2021

The Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympics was already postponed in the past year due to the devastating COVID-19 outbreak. As there are only less than two months left for the Games, questions remain about whether to hold or cancel the Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympics.
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CPC100 | Ahmet Faruk ISIK: Marxism in China and Socialism with Chinese Characteristics

09 June 2021

This informative research is focuses on history of Marxism in China, Chinese Communist Party and Socialism with Chinese Characteristics.
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OPINION | Fan Hongda: China-Iran deal to benefit China, Iran and Middle East in long run

28 April 2021

China-Iran relations are a hot topic among the international community and the countries concerned. On 27 March, Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif signed a 25-year cooperation agreement in Iran.
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OPINION | Gao Jian: Slanderous smears should not become European scholars' label

28 April 2021

A handful of EU and British politicians and pseudo-scholars have been maliciously spreading lies and false information about governance in China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region.
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OPINION | YANG Cheng: US elites revive Cold War sloppy analysis on China-Russia ties

01 April 2021

When talking about Russia's relations with the West and China, Michael McFaul, former US ambassador to Russia, on Monday asked in a post on Twitter, "Is becoming a tributary state to China the best that Russia can do in the world?"
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OPINION | XIN Hua: EU trade policy review adds new complexities into global strategic rivalry

25 February 2021

European political elites who hold the power are likely to potentially complicate the world's big-power competition.
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OPINION | Gao Jian: Concept of D10 shows deepening internal contradictions and crises of West

27 January 2021

The COVID-19 crisis in the UK is quite severe now, with unemployment soaring rapidly. Its will to act as an anti-China pioneer in the West does not match its ability given this context. Can it afford this? Shouldn't its focus be at home first?
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OPINION | Gao Jian: Social media disputes show EU worries over cyber power

15 January 2021

Banning Trump on social platforms has sparked great controversy over the freedom of speech. But the so-called freedom of speech is an ideological discourse trap set up by the West.
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OPINION | Shu Meng: Let's hope for some progress in Middle East

14 January 2021

How can we, if possible, unravel this mess in the Middle East? Shu Meng, a researcher at the Middle East Studies Institute, said we may not see it (problems being solved) happen in our lifetime. Or at least, we can hope there will be some progress in 2021.
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OPINION | Gao Jian: China-EU investment deal paves way for 2021 recovery

05 January 2021

The finalization of China-EU investment treaty talks is an inevitable result of the international political and economic dynamics — and a decisive choice made upon the strategic interests of both sides.
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