Zhao Jinglun
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Zhao Jinglun (Dec. 31, 1923—Jan. 24, 2015) was a Nieman Fellow, class of 1981. He was the chief opinions writer for The Asian-American Times (NYC) and a columnist for the Hong Kong Economic Journal. |
May 31, 2014
- US interventionism has failed, but…
- The American people are sick and tired of thirteen years of unending wars, so why is Obama looking for more "foreign entanglements?"
May 30, 2014
- Saudi-Iran thaw bodes well for Middle East
- The thaw between Iran and Saudi Arabia is good news. Nevertheless, the situation in the Middle East remains an excessively complex one. What happens next?
May 23, 2014
- The specter haunting Washington
- The rapid development of Sino-Russian relations is vexing the United States, which is trying to take on both powers.
May 21, 2014
- A ludicrous 'indictment'
- Isn't it gross hypocrisy for the United States, the "collect it all" surveillance state, to accuse others for economic spying?
May 21, 2014
- China-US military relationship
- The Chinese and U.S. militaries have to build up mutual trust and avoid miscalculations. Herein lies the significance of General Fang's U.S. visit.
May 18, 2014
- How Western military actions destabilize the world
- War is the most unpredictable human enterprise. The Iraq and Libya wars destabilized the Middle East and North Africa and increased threats from terrorism.
May 16, 2014
- China's principled stand
- China never claims or cedes land that does not belong to it.
May 12, 2014
- Ukraine -- a way to peace
- The United States remains ready for hot confrontation." By contrast, Putin has tried to de-escalate tensions in Ukraine.
May 7, 2014
- China is uncontainable
- China does not seek hegemony. It would be wise for Washington to follow George Kennan's advice: treat China with the most exquisite courtesy and respect.
April 30, 2014
- Cory is turning in her grave
- In 1991, the president of the Philippines, Corazon Aquino, kicked the Americans out of the Subic Bay naval base and Clark air base. Today, 23 years later, her son is inviting the Americans back.
