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Where Should We Go Next? Opportunities and Challenges in the South China Sea
Security,Hotspots,China
By Shicun Wu - 31 Oct 2018

Where Should We Go Next? Opportunities and Challenges in the South China Sea

With more than two years of relative peace and stability in the South China Sea since the conclusion of the South China Sea arbitration, there are now sporadic and occasional tensions in that region.
The 2018 Xiangshan Forum: Regional Issues and the North Korean Entrance
Politics,Security,China

By Tai Wei Lim - 26 Oct 2018

The 2018 Xiangshan Forum: Regional Issues and the North Korean Entrance

China’s Military Reform: The Quest for “Jointness” in Action
Security,China

By Amrita Jash - 25 Oct 2018

China’s Military Reform: The Quest for “Jointness” in Action

The “Debt Trap” is not Detrimental to the BRI
Politics,Economy,China

The “Debt Trap” is not Detrimental to the BRI

While the debt issue is definitely a major obstacle to some projects, it is not detrimental to the Belt and Road Initiative. In order to address this problem, China has strengthened cooperation and policy coordination with the BRI states and made some progress on it.
By Nian Peng - 19 Oct 2018 | 0 comments Read more...
Debate over China Takes a Dangerous Turn
Security,Hotspots,China

Debate over China Takes a Dangerous Turn

The articles by Gordon Chang in response to Lyle Goldstein’s posted in the National Interest contain several inappropriate innuendos. One of Chang’s statements is: “Wars start because aggressors read articles like Lyle Goldstein’s and think they can take what they want.”
By Mark J. Valencia - 10 Oct 2018 | 1 comments Read more...
US Midterm Elections and Trump Hating China: What’s Really Going On?
Politics,China

US Midterm Elections and Trump Hating China: What’s Really Going On?

Recently a number of stories have appeared in the Western liberal media pushing the narrative that US President Donald Trump despises both China and the Chinese people. These are useful to the Democratic Party going into an election in November 2018.
By John F. Copper - 09 Oct 2018 | 0 comments Read more...
“Trade Wars Are Good and Easy to Win”: US July Trade Data Says Otherwise
Politics,Economy,China

“Trade Wars Are Good and Easy to Win”: US July Trade Data Says Otherwise

Many analysts are looking at the disaggregated July US imports from China because changes in the July importation figure of the affected items are the first tangible data points of how the Chinese exports to the US have been affected.
By Henry Hing Lee Chan - 26 Sep 2018 | 0 comments Read more...
The Chongqing Connectivity Initiative: From Transition to Take-off?
Economy,China,Southeast Asia

The Chongqing Connectivity Initiative: From Transition to Take-off?

In April 2018, it was revealed that Singapore has invested SGD 27 billion into the Chongqing Connectivity Initiative since the project broke ground in 2015. The four priority sectors are financial services, aviation, transportation and logistics, and ICT.
By Tai Wei Lim - 25 Sep 2018 | 0 comments Read more...
The Need for a More Nuanced Approach towards the BRI
Politics,Economy,China

The Need for a More Nuanced Approach towards the BRI

While addressing the opening of the Forum of China Africa Cooperation, Chinese President Xi Jinping sought to allay fears of not just African countries, but other countries which are part of the Belt and Road Initiative.
By Tridivesh Singh Maini - 19 Sep 2018 | 0 comments Read more...
What’s with the Recent Tension in US-China Relations?
Politics,Economy,China

What’s with the Recent Tension in US-China Relations?

In the past few months, US-China relations have sunk to a state somewhere between frosty and hostile. This marks a major change since President Trump visited China in November 2017. There are several reasons for this.
By John F. Copper - 18 Sep 2018 | 0 comments Read more...
The Vostok-18 War Games: Russia Launches Largest Military Exercise with China
Politics,Security,China

The Vostok-18 War Games: Russia Launches Largest Military Exercise with China

Vostok-18 is the largest military exercise hosted by Moscow since the 1980s. It involves a massive 300,000 troops and 1,000 aircraft joined by 3,200 soldiers from China’s People’s Liberation Army armed with 900 military equipment and 30 helicopters.
By Tai Wei Lim - 13 Sep 2018 | 0 comments Read more...
Freedom of Navigation: A Lost Legal Doctrine
Politics,Security,China

Freedom of Navigation: A Lost Legal Doctrine

Is the legal substance and function of freedom of navigation lost in translation when it has become a central point of major power competition and an instrumental role in broader strategic debates?
By Nong Hong - 12 Sep 2018 | 0 comments Read more...

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