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How the RCEP will benefit Myanmar‘s manufacturing industry?
By Miao Wang After eight years of negotiations, the ten ASEAN countries and China, Japan, South Korea, Australia and Singapore…
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Handling personal data in “New Uzbekistan” of President Shavkat Mirziyoyev
Earlier this month, the newly re-elected President of Uzbekistan Mr. Shavkat Mirziyoyev delivered an inauguration speech titled on the presidential…
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The cyber problem in U.S.-China relations: a thief crying ‘stop a thief’!
By Miao Wang The booming of information revolution and rapid development of computer network has wide influence not only on…
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China and the new maritime cartography
Maritime transport currently represents 95% of everything transported in the world, two-thirds corresponding to oil and mineral traffic and container…
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India’s foreign policy vis-a-vis European & non-European intellectual traditions
By Sudhanshu Tripathi Indeed, India’s foreign policy occupies a distinguished place in international relations due to its persistent commitment and…
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How to best deal with the Afghan Taliban now
By Zia Pacha Khan The first way to begin dealing with the Taliban begins with stopping the blame game for…
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A way out of North Korean nuclear crisis
On September 15th news broke that North Korea had test fired two ballistic missiles off its east coast. On the…
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How to comprehend terrorism?
By Sudhanshu Tripathi How to comprehend terrorism? Because the issue is concerned with the very existence or survival of the…
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Islamic fundamentalists can justify their killings
What do we in the West know about Islam? Perhaps more than we did before 9/11 but not much. Now…
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The case of Saab
By Jo Lee In the increasingly bitter global rivalry between China and the United States, the case of Venezuela’s special…
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