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A delegate looks at a screen showing a world map during the COP26 conference in Glasgow, Scotland, on November 8

After COP26, here’s how the US and China can show real leadership on climate change

European leaders display eco-cynicism at COP26

Lab leak farce drags on in US

Forcing reunification with Taiwan will be costly for China

President Xi Jinping shares a toast with Britain’s Queen Elizabeth

Why Britain must stop seeing China as a threat to secure its future prosperity

ASEAN needs economic development, not Cold War theatrics

Despite Primary Win, Hungary’s Peter Marki-Zay Unlikely to Oust Viktor Orban

US drone strikes’ errors and the cost in human life

U.S. return to UN Human Rights Council a mockery of its raison d’être

COP15 provides China with a chance to solidify its global leadership in promoting ecological civilization

US-China trade war: when will the Biden White House get back to basic economics?

U.S. sanctions push Huawei to re-invent itself and look far into the future

CMC’s creation may jeopardize progress made in China-U.S. relations

Probe all war crimes in Afghanistan, no exceptions

Kristalina Georgieva, International Monetary Fund (IMF)

Tainting IMF’s Georgieva: The U.S. campaign to tighten the grip on Bretton Woods Institutions in its escalating competition with China

EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Josep Borrell, shown here hosting a press conference in Brussels, Belgium, on December 9, 2019, has announced the bloc's new Indo-Pacific strategy

New EU-China strategy made in Washington

U.S. Representative Yvette D. Clarke and other members of Congress carry umbrellas as they arrive for the start of a news conference on the treatment of Haitian immigrants at the U.S. border in Texas, in Washington, D.C., U.S., September 22, 2021

Yes, America is back! Look how its agents are treating Haitians

Headquarters of the United Nations in New York, U.S.

The UN must live up to the Bandung Spirit to achieve equitable international order

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has agreed to a maritime security coalition with the US and UK

AUKUS the latest attempt to push for war with China

The home of the French ambassador to the U.S., Philippe Etienne, is seen in Washington, D.C., the U.S., September 17, 2021

AUKUS’ sub snub of France is a stark warning for the rest of Europe

Raisins are produced by drying harvested grape berries in Ziaratjah village, Herat, Afghanistan, September 14, 2021

The West can’t remain blind to UN’s plea for help to Afghan people

US President Joe Biden spoke with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping for 90 minutes on September 10, 2021

Xi wise to be wary of Biden’s ‘engagement’ bait

Vietnamese Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh (R) meets with Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Hanoi, capital of Vietnam, September 11, 2021

Wang’s Southeast Asian trip to reassure old friends, offer help

Bush’s blackmail of ‘You are with us or against us’ failed the world

U.S. risks becoming an unreliable partner in fighting future pandemics

A woman is playing game on her phone at China Digital Entertainment Expo and Conference in Shanghai, China

China is right to protect its youth against the harms of internet game disorders

US Vice-President Kamala Harris makes a fist bump with Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong

China needs a NATO-like regional security bloc

U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris in Singapore'

Harris’s visit puts Singapore and Vietnam in awkward situation

Afghanistan marks the beginning of the end of US-led unipolarity

Lodz strives to become a super hub

If Poland is China’s gate to Europe, Lodz is its heart

How to tackle the obscure root cause of systemic racism in the U.S.

Who lives by a lie gets challenged by the truth

U.S. President Joe Biden and NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg (R) talk at a memorial for the September 11 terrorist attacks on the United States after a summit at NATO Headquarters in Brussels, June 14, 2021

Joe Biden’s plans to contain China are doomed to fail

The second China-CEEC Expo opens in the city of Ningbo, June 8

CEEC: Powerful engine of China-EU comprehensive strategic partnership

Europe sees glimmer of hope on tourism

China can play a leading role in protecting Palestinian rights

Wang Yi (China) and Shah Mahmood Qureshi (Pakistan) on Palestine and Muslims

China’s historic obligation to protect Palestinians

Commitment is renewed to the ideals of Bandung

The idea of Global Britain: A neo-Victorian attempt to define the place of the English in the world amidst the changing global order

Global climate governance crucial to saving the planet

“Poland’s Russia Sickness”: Does Support for Ukraine’s Conflict with Russia Serve U.S. Long-Term Strategic Goals and Regional Stability?

Sputnik V vaccination in eastern Caracas

Vaccine nationalism reminds us of ugly truths about the West

Poland risks squandering warm ties with China

CEE leaders assess opportunities from ties with China

Europe’s danse macabre with the pandemic and the vaccine wars geoeconomics

Global Britain’s trade ambitions amid the China factor

Cargo trucks depart from the Port of Calais in France to the UK

Trade deal with EU is far from enough to tackle UK’s post-Brexit challenges

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, Brexit

Brexit: a clumsy English attempt to have their cake and eat it too

Germany holds key to improving EU-China ties

Mike Pompeo, Andrzej Duda, Mariusz Błaszczak - Poland

Poland officially joins US-led tech war against China

Will EU resist the anti-China virus spread by US?

West taking big risk shutting out students from China

Ecological cooperation key to EU-China ties in post-pandemic world

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Polish Foreign Minister Jacek Czaputowicz

Poland joins Pompeo’s anti-Russia, anti-China crusade

A questionable approach to solving the ‘Chinese puzzle’

The great decoupling: US-China relations

China needs realism, not wishful thinking, on US

New tools in Trump’s new Cold War arsenal against China

Corporate America, not China, linked to jobs loss

The US ‘original sin’ will be its undoing

Time for Beijing to rethink trade ties with London

From the Black Death to Covid-19, the Chinese became the new Jews

Israeli research debunks Sinophobic narrative

Stalin, Roosevelt, Churchill: Teheran Conference 1943

Why the Trump’s administration attempt to re-write history of the end of WWII is the crime on truth

Poland at crossroads: Between Europe and Asia

Digitalization is bridging the trade gap during Covid-19 pandemic

Questionable choices shaping the new world order

‘For our health and yours!’-Towards deeper Polish-Chinese ties

Shaky rationale for ‘punishing’ China for Covid-19

Post-Brexit mindset behind coronavirus compensation

How Covid-19 overreaction cast a disturbing communist shadow over liberal democracies across the world

Vassalization of UK pending

Why it’s time to revive Charles R. Crane's legacy in the age of Trump

How to make enemies and alienate friends

Why Poland’s reckless plan in Europe is counterproductive to U.S. security interests

Menachem Begin and Zbigniew Brzezinski playing chess at Camp David

What does the post-Brzezinski era hold for the future of the U.S. role and its geostrategic imperatives in an ever more polarized world?

75 anniversary of the UPA in Kiev - Stepan Bandera (Ukraine)

Ukraine untold: Is it time for America to ignore Ukraine’s unsolved past, and sacrifice its core values and national interest on the alter of the post-Cold War blindness?

Time to get tough on Turkey

Russian International Affairs Council (RIAC)

President Trump would be well advised to remember Gorbachov’s and Bush Sr.’s post-Cold War political testament left in Malta when he gets into office in Washington