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(Hong Kong) Patriotic education in Hong Kong

Global Times writes: Before and after returning to the motherland, Hong Kong has had no systematic patriotic education and some young people have been...

(UK/China) About UK-China relations

Global Times writes: Queen Elizabeth II said the China-UK relations are very important and the royal family will continue to make efforts for the...

USA/Japan/South Korea – The triangle between USA, Japan and South Korea

CSIS writes: Japan-South Korea relations have fallen to historic lows in recent years, as sensitivities over history, territory, and trade have impacted security cooperation...

(Cybersecurity) After Kaseya Ransomware Attack

Emily Harding, Riley McCabe, James Andrew Lewis write for CSIS: On July 2, as U.S. offices prepared to close down for the long weekend...

(Food Insecurity) Food insecurity: what answers ?

CSIS writes: In this first episode of Reset the Table, Ambassador Ertharin Cousin discusses the differences between today’s global food security crisis and the...

(Belarus) Sanctions for Belarus: what’s next ?

Artyom Shraibman  writes for Carnegie Moscow Center: The European Union has announced sectoral economic sanctions against Belarus for the first time in the ongoing...

(CSTO) The future of the Collective Security Treaty Organization

Kirill Krivosheev  writes for Carnegie Moscow Center: The Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO)—a military alliance of Russia, Belarus, Armenia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan—has never...

(Russia) Looking beyond: National Security Strategy

Dmitri Trenin writes for Carnegie Moscow Center: Russia’s new, forty-four-page National Security Strategy signed by President Vladimir Putin on July 2 is a remarkable document. It...

(Antarctic) Strategic competition in Antarctic

Natalia Azarova writes for Carnegie Moscow Center: The Antarctic Treaty is sixty years old this year. While there may not be such heated international...

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