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Geoffrey Murray

With growth comes power, and vulnerability Attacks on Chinese working overseas demonstrate how hard it is to become a true "superpower." US engagement grows in SE Asia Ageing Japan a warning to China Spending decline, cracks in economic structure

Heiko Khoo

Property ownership a relic of the Grand Illusion The ideology that housing ownership is the primary purpose of human existence may be coming to an end. Life and death in DPRK The revival of Russian communism From the ruins of Sirte

John Ross

Failure at Davos Davos has lost its edge as it fails to take in real environmental actors and its proposals go against public moods. Mass media and economics Clarity needed on China's share market Why China's economy will grow strongly in 2012

Shen Dingli

The US in the eyes of China in 2012 Although facing various political, economic and military challenges, the U.S. remains a hegemon in today's world. Palestine deserves UN membership After 9/11, sympathy, and a question Hardship in retaining leadership

Luo Huaiyu

China needs proactive foreign policy for an Asia-focused world As the world's strategic and economic center of gravity continues to shift to the Asia-Pacific region, focusing on foreign policy goals in Asia makes sense for China. China must bridge innovation gap US apology mends its constitutional spirit The lose-lose situation in China's healthcare system

Zhang Lijuan

Why more American jobs are good news for all It is crucial for both President Obama and the global economy that America's economy continues its current trend of increased job creation. China must continue to improve its trade regime Small business policies need structural reform BRICS face challenges as role in world economy grows

Jin Liangxiang

Who is wrong on Syria? China's veto does not indicate partiality toward either side in the Syrian conflict. China opposes harsh Iran measures on principle Hormuz Drill: Will Iran close the Strait? Future is grim for Assad's Syria

Earl Bousquet

Euro Zone in the Twilight Zone As the Euro zone continues to slide, the chieftains of the global economy need visionary leadership with a clear road map to economic recovery. Regional realignment reflects reality Agreeing to disagree? The next austerity fire

Tylor Claggett

Is the EU really unified? As the entire world has watched and worried, the sovereign debt crisis in Europe has taken many turns – sometimes for the good, but more often, for the bad. Is the mountain big enough? Seeking political strength in uncertain times The Buffett Rule: A path to tax reform?

Danny Quah

China's growth could address imbalance Current global economic imbalances and problems could be addressed by taking steps to ensure that China keeps to its pattern of rapid growth. The UK and the Eurozone in the shifting global economy The shifting global balance of power

Jiang Shixue

China-EU trade: 10 years of progress China's ten years of WTO membership have allowed China-EU economic relations to blossom, despite recurring trade disputes. China's principles in foreign aid Who can save Europe? Chinese investment is win-win solution in troubled times

Gabrielle Pickard

China's global domination moves into winemaking in Bordeaux China is extending its presence in many different markets across the world, wine-making business is one of them. Brits in Spain: The last of a dying breed 'Green scarf' harms kids Galvanise pedestrian safety and put a tighter leash on children

Liu Ming

New six-party talks likely soon, despite problems The future of the six-party talks hinge on North Korea's willingness to participate actively and fully in the process. Towards a northeast Asia security mechanism No need to worry about Obama's East Asia strategy China-US human rights dialogue

Zhang Guoqing

Sino-US ties in the post-WTO era China's economy and Sino-US relations have changed dramatically since China entered the WTO. The Fed silences Obama's currency rhetoric Iraq after the US withdrawal Iraq: Mission unfulfilled

Dai Bing

Indo-Japanese relations in the post Cold-War era Bilateral relations between India and Japan have developed rapidly in the last decade, now entering into a de facto security alliance. India and China's great game in full swing India building a security barrier against China A review of China's oil strategy in 2009

Zhou Shixin

Promoting benefits in Boao Forum for Asia Cooperation in economic fields strengthens political and security confidence. Over the past ten years, the Boao Forum has effectively promoted mutual trust between different parties. ASEAN countries justifiably cautious of US leadership ASEAN Regional Forum touches difficult issues What if ASEAN embraces the U.S. and Russia?

Wei Hongxia

China-US relations: fostering habits of cooperation Instead of discussing topics upon which the two countries disagree, the Obama administration and China have worked toward a positive, cooperative and comprehensive relationship. US-Cuba relations: Ice is not broken in one day Jackson – epitome of the American culture expansion process

Xu Peixi

London riots resonate in China But globalization plays a central role in mobilizing labor and capital, producing winners and losers. Riots in China and the UK are byproducts of the same process. When new media meets old media A freedom of speech with Chinese characteristics From Titanic to high speed trains

Ren Yuanzhe

'Basic four' – Key element of Mexico Conference With the 2010 UN Climate Change Conference scheduled in Mexico later this year, the topic of climate change takes the forefront at many international conferences. During the World Economic Forum in Davos last week, the "basic four" were frequently mentioned and appear likely to be under the spotlight in negotiations on climate change. US, China seek closer cooperation on climate change

Fan Jishe

Russia, U.S. must overcome history to 'reset' security ties The future of U.S.-Russia security ties will be shaped by the ability, or inability, of both sides. Japan nuclear crisis and future of nuclear energy Enhancing military transparency The North Korea nuclear issue: A fresh start?

Mu Guangzong

Low fertility exacerbates imbalances If the current one-child policy continues unchanged, China will soon face a shrinking, graying workforce taking care of an expanding retired population. Ease one-child policy conducive to national development

Zhao Kejin

African upheaval: What should China do? Facing African upheaval, China should implement three diplomatic strategies to protect its image and interests in Africa. The coming challenges of Sino-US relations

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