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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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OPINION | XIN Hua: EU-China BIT adds more weight to multilateralism despite challenges

05 January 2021

The bilateral investment treaty between EU and China is particularly promising for Europe to capitalize on new market access to China's profitable manufacturing, financial services, and health industry.
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OPINION | XIN Hua: Closer EU-India ties may accelerate geopolitical realignment

01 November 2020

Rapprochement seems to have been a trend between the EU and India since the two sides held a video summit in July.
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OPINION | Qian Xuming: Building a Pattern for Chinese-Arab Energy Cooperation and an Integrated Economic Partnership

11 September 2020

China and the Gulf States formed an energy community with a shared future in the joint response to the COVID-19 epidemic.
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OPINION | Xin Hua:China and Europe Need Each Other More Than Ever in Erratic Era

11 September 2020

With huge impacts of the devastating COVID-19 pandemic, China and Europe need each other more than ever.
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OPINION | Xin Hua: Influencing Indo-Pacific Region Difficult for Europe

08 September 2020

It may be safe to point out that, when Germany talks of this region, what is in its mind is business than strategic security. Germany hopes to obtain more economic benefits under the security umbrella of the US. Its involvement in the Indo-Pacific region is more out of consideration for diversity and expanding its investment and trade.a
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OPINION | Zhang Yuan: The Relationship between Great Powers in the Epidemic Control Stage: Not a Zero-sum Game

24 August 2020

To avoid zero-sum games between great powers, we must be aware of the red line of interests that the other side will not compromise. A mature great power does not take the initiative to launch confrontation, but will not be afraid of injustice as well. The Chinese nation has never been driven down by adversity. What's more, the United States or the Five Eyes Alliance simply cannot represent the entire international community.
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OPINION | Shu Meng: Will UAE-Israeli Peace Agreement Benefit the Palestinian Problem?

24 August 2020

During the signing of this agreement, the US, the UAE and Israel all benefited from it. For the US, the UAE-Israeli peace agreement will help improve Trump’s unfavorable situation in the domestic election.However, the beneficiaries never include Palestine and the Palestine issue that has been unresolved for so many years.
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OPINION | Zhang Yuan: International Cooperation is Indispensable to Ease Economic Pain Caused by COVID-19 Pandemic

17 August 2020

Dealing with global risks and challenges posed by this pandemic requires global cooperation. After all, the wellbeing of all humanity does not come from not being inferior to other countries, nor is it at the expense of others, but from the actual and universal prosperity.
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