The second Sino-US Strategic and Economic Dialogue drew worldwide attention.If the first S&ED held in July 2009 only had symbolic significance, this second one bore more tangible fruits.
It is crystal clear that Washington should be held fully responsible for the current stalemate in military ties with Beijing.
Table tennis, from this point, may usher into a new page. I hope it will be the start a stronger China and a stronger world as well.
A recent survey conducted by Beijing-based Horizon Research, though by no means comprehensive, should sound alarms that China and India need to do more to deepen mutual understanding, especially at the people-to-people level.
With PM Yukio Hatoyama's announcement Wednesday that he would step down, Japan's political scene plunges deeper into a vicious cycle of turbulence that has reigned on the island country in recent years.
The much expected signing of a joint document that projects trilateral cooperation into the year 2020 will turn a new chapter in China's relationship with ROK and Japan
The Wall Street Journal suggested in its summary of the second round of the China-US Strategic and Economic Dialogue in Beijing, that the talks were part of what is "arguably the most important bilateral relationship in the world."
How will the new government define China-Britain relations? Will it make a fresh start or continue the path of Brown's policy?
French President Nicolas Sarkozy is in China. However, during this visit, he isn't surrounded by ire or fervor of Chinese officials or the masses.
Despite some warming of relations between the two countries in recent days, President Obama should start by reviewing just how nasty and unfounded US rhetoric towards China has become.
It seems that Sino-India relationship is faring well and will grow even stronger, but there are a few gnawing issues still standing in the way between the two titans.
US should think twice about declaring China a currency manipulator. It will lose more.
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