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Abe Fails to Face History With Denials of Japanese Aggression

Liu Jiangyong, VP of Research Institute of Contemporary Int'l Relations, Qinghua University

From nationalizing disputed territory to visiting controversial war shrines and justifying the egregious treatment of women in wartime, aggressive actions and over-the-top statements by Japanese politicians will only exacerbate future problems between China and Japan.

Leave Room for China in the Middle East Peace Process

Wu Sike, member of the Foreign Affiars Committee of CPPCC

Leave Room for China in the Middle East Peace Process

The close timing of visits to China by Israeli and Palestinian leaders renewed hope for peace in the Middle East. While the US has played the dominant role in past negotiations, Wu Sike argues the international community can benefit from cooperation on the issue by China and the US.

Simultaneous Visits and Hope for Peace in the Middle East

Li Shaoxian, VP, China Institute of Contemporary International Relations

Simultaneous Visits and Hope for Peace in the Middle East

The timing of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s visits to China is of great significance, sparking the interest of the international community, especially as hopes to renew the Middle East peace process emerge. As Li Shaoxian explains, success can only come through the cooperation of China and the US.

Pacific Dream, US’ Ideal Diplomacy

Fu Mengzi, VP, China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations

In a speech delivered at the Tokyo Institute of Technology on April 15th, US Secretary of State John Kerry spoke of America’s “Pacific Dream”. However, a looming question remained. What does the “Pacific Dream” of the US mean for Xi Jinping’s China dream?

Clearing the Sea of Troubles

Ruan Zongze, VP of China Institute of International Studies

ASEAN must stop its members from fanning trouble to ensure ties between China and Southeast Asian countries prosper.

Obama Faces New Strategic Opportunity

Wang Yusheng, Executive Director, China Foundation for Int'l Studies

Obama Faces New Strategic Opportunity

The dawn of the global financial crisis has reshaped the global landscape. Now, the United States faces a strategic decision to either embrace peace and development or continue to seek hegemonic superiority. As Wang Yusheng points out, embracing this new opportunity is key for stability in the international community.

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