Japan Could Risk Chinese Anger by Joining U.S. Sea Patrols
on November 20, 2015
Shinzo Abe reported told Barack Obama that Tokyo would think about participating in operations in South China Sea.
Will China Get Involved in the Fight Against ISIS?
on November 20, 2015
Non-intervention has been a cornerstone of Chinese foreign policy for five decades.
China Acknowledges Killing 28, Accusing Them of Role in Mine Attack
on November 20, 2015
The Chinese authorities had killed 28 people suspected of taking part in an attack on a coal mine in the country’s turbulent western frontier.
China Censors Online Outcry After ISIS Execution
The Death of a Chinese Hostage Could Put Grassroots Pressure on the Government to Get More Involved in the Middle East
on November 20, 2015
On November 18, the Islamic State (IS) released photos of what it claimed were two executed hostages. The photos, appearing in the terrorist group’s English-language magazine Dabiq, depict two men with bloodied faces, the word “executed” emblazoned across the image. One of the men resembled Ole Johan Grimsgaard-Ofstad of Norway, the other Fan Jinghui of China.
Wei Zhu
on November 20, 2015
Wei Zhu is an Editorial/Program Associate with the religion program of the Social Science Research Council in New York City. He graduated from Brown University with a B.A. in Economics and International Relations.
Is China a Credible Partner in Fighting Terror?
A ChinaFile Conversation
on November 19, 2015
In the wake of the terror attacks in Paris China’s foreign minister Wang Yi said, “China is also a victim of terrorism.
Dream of The Bed Chamber
on November 19, 2015
It is not just China’s economy that has loosened up since 1979. The country is in the midst of a sexual revolution.
China Insists to U.N. That It’s Combating Torture
on November 19, 2015
China's Middle Class Isn't What We Thought It Was
on November 19, 2015
For years, multinational companies have been rubbing their hands together in anticipation of the growth of the Chinese middle class.