Test matches for Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics to begin

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gt A sequence of test matches for the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics and Paralympics will begin on Tuesday, lasting three months. From October 5 to the end of the year, eight venues of the Winter →

'Frank conversations' sends positive signal for China-US trade relations: expert

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gt The US will hold "frank conversations" with China on trade in the near future, US Trade Representative Katherine Tai said in a speech on Monday, which is a positive signal indicating the two →

The Next Push for Democracy Has to Be Different

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ni by Seth D. Kaplan Patrick W. Quirk After investing trillions of dollars and two decades in Afghanistan, America’s withdrawal from the country has prompted reflection on whether the United States →

As Afghanistan Collapsed, China’s Xi Jinping Visited a Museum

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ni by Christopher Vassallo A crisis is good for many things—among them, illuminating the paradigms that guide decision-making. In the afterward of Niall Ferguson’s masterful Ascent of Money, he →

Have Moscow and Minsk Really Made a Breakthrough on Integration?

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carnegie Dzianis Melyantsou Putting too much pressure on Belarus right now could backfire and lead to unforeseen consequences. It would appear that Russia understands that, and is therefore playing →

Hopson Development plans to acquire 51% of Evergrande’s property management unit

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gt Property developer Hopson Development Holding Co is reportedly to acquire about 51 percent of the indebted Evergrande group's property management unit, and the deal could be valued at more than 40 →

Geely, Volvo deal considered 'one of the most successful mergers in decades': analyst

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gt Volvo Cars, the Swedish automaker which is owned by China's Zhejiang Geely Holding Group Co, is reportedly finishing plans for an initial public offering (IPO) that could value the carmaker at $25 →

PLA holds record-breaking drill near Taiwan island on National Day, 'routine but significant'

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gt The Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) reportedly dispatched a record-breaking number of 38 warplanes, mostly fighters and bombers, near the island of Taiwan for exercise on Friday with →

Exclusive: China's victory on Huawei Meng Wanzhou's case to curb use of US long-arm jurisdiction: ex-Alstom exec

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gt China's victory on the incident of Huawei's Meng Wanzhou could help slow down the process during which the US uses its legal system to wage an economic war against specific companies and inspire →

Venezuela rivals report more progress at political talks with opposition

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gt Venezuela's government and opposition reported further progress toward resolving their differences during a third round of talks in Mexico City that wrapped up on Monday. The two sides' "positions →

The Quad’s Survival Depends on Managing Security and Trade Troubles

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ni by Jagannath Panda No power in Asia or in the Indo-Pacific region is emerging to be as crucial to American interests in the region as India. New Delhi, too, seems receptive to this new →

China’s Economic Blackmail of Lithuania Could Backfire

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ni by Mark Episkopos The Republic of Lithuania has become an unlikely standard-bearer for transnational cybersecurity issues, with the country’s Defense Ministry urging Lithuanians not to purchase →

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