Richard Javad Heydarian author of "Asia's New Battlefield: US, China, and the Struggle for Western Pacific"
Apr 24 , 2018
Richard Heydarian, recently returned from a trip to North Korea, argues that the Kim regime has returned to the negotiating table out of a fortuitous combination of greater confidence, mastery of the nuclear cycle, and vulnerability, as sanctions begin to undermine the economic viability of the country.
Jin Liangxiang Senior Research Fellow, Shanghai Institute of Int'l Studies
Apr 23 , 2018
Formal withdrawal will enhance the image of the U.S. as a rule-breaker amongst the international community.
He Yafei Former Vice Minister, Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Apr 23 , 2018
The US has to come to grips with the changed balance of power and accept the coming of a “new era” in international relations and global governance.
Chen Xiangyang Deputy Director, CICIR
Apr 23 , 2018
President Xi called for concerted efforts to build a community of shared future for mankind and a peaceful, tranquil, prosperous, open and beautiful Asia.
Cui Tiankai China’s ambassador to the United States
Apr 20 , 2018
We should join hands in building a new model of international relations and community with a shared future for mankind. Otherwise, we might all be replaced by artificial intelligence someday.
Aurelio Insisa Honorary Assistant Professor at the University of Hong Kong
Apr 20 , 2018
Whatever kind of power Beijing decides to exert over Taiwan, whether it be soft or hard, the decision will have momentous consequences on both sides of the Strait.
Fu Ying Chair, NPC Foreign Affairs Committee
Apr 19 , 2018
The world has seen enough great power conflict.
Peter Bittner Editorial Assistant, The Diplomat
Apr 19 , 2018
Why is the Mongolian capital now apparently at the top of the list for the Trump and Kim to meet to sort out their differences? Well, it appears that both North Korea and the United States may have very good reasons.
Wu Zurong Research Fellow, China Foundation for Int'l Studies
Apr 17 , 2018
The ball is in Trump’s court now.
He Wenping Senior Fellow, Charhar Institute
Apr 17 , 2018
Just like the Iraqi war 15 years ago, the US-led air strikes on Syria is a typical unilateral military action without UN approval.