Tag: China
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China Nuclear Armageddon and Starmer’s Quiet Pivot: A Western Dilemma
Introduction: When a nation’s rhetoric meets a rising behemoth The uneasy balance between strategic pragmatism and moral clarity is at the heart of Britain’s handling of its relationship with China. As Beijing cements its status as a global power, the risk of miscalculation grows for Western leaders. This piece examines the stakes behind Keir Starmer’s…
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China’s Nuclear Gambit: UK’s Starmer Slow to Respond
Introduction: The stakes of a shifting balance The discourse around China’s rising nuclear capabilities is no longer a peripheral debate. As Beijing edges closer to redefining strategic deterrence and regional influence, Western leaders face a delicate moment: respond firmly with clear red lines or seek a more conciliatory, business-friendly approach. The question hangs over UK…
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China Baby Hospitalised with 600 Needle Marks: A Grim Case of Alleged Abuse
Overview A 10-month-old infant in China was rushed to hospital after reportedly being subjected to severe abuse, with doctors uncovering hundreds of needle marks on the child’s body. The incident has prompted widespread outrage online and raised urgent questions about child protection and domestic violence in the country. Authorities say they are investigating the circumstances…
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Outrage as 10-Month-Old Baby Hospitalized After Alleged Stabbing by Mother in China
Overview: A Disturbing Case Shocks a Nation A 10-month-old baby was rushed to a hospital in China after reportedly being subjected to repeated stabbing by his mother. The incident, which allegedly involved hundreds of needle marks, has sparked an intense public outcry and renewed calls for stronger protections for children against domestic violence. While authorities…
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China Bolsters Protection of Native Horse Breeds Today
China Expands Protection for Native Horse Breeds Horses have long shaped human history, serving as partners in transportation, agriculture, and warfare. In modern times, safeguarding the genetic heritage of native horse breeds has moved to the forefront of China’s conservation agenda. The latest measures aim to shield China’s indigenous equine populations from pressures that threaten…
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What to Know About ASEAN-China Talks on the Code of Conduct in the South China Sea
Background: Why a Code of Conduct Matters The discussions between the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and China over a Code of Conduct (COC) for the South China Sea have stretched for more than two decades. The central aim of these talks is to establish a set of binding guidelines that reduce miscalculation, deter…
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What You Should Know About ASEAN-China Talks on the Code of Conduct in the South China Sea
Understanding the stakes: why the Code of Conduct matters The South China Sea is a busy maritime artery, carrying a significant share of global trade and hosting overlapping territorial claims. For decades, ASEAN members and China have tried to negotiate a Code of Conduct (CoC) to manage disputes, curb coercive actions, and reduce the risk…
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What You Should Know About ASEAN-China Talks on a Code of Conduct in the South China Sea
What is at stake in the ASEAN-China COC talks? The ongoing discussions between the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and China over a Code of Conduct (COC) in the South China Sea have been described as lengthy and intricate. More than two decades of negotiations reflect a combination of competing territorial claims, strategic interests,…
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Between Rivalry and Rapprochement: The Trials and Trajectory of India-China Relations
From Rivalry to Rapprochement: Framing the Debate The relationship between India and China has long oscillated between strategic rivalry and cautious rapprochement. Recent discussions sparked by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s participation in the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit in Tianjin brought renewed attention to how both powers view stability, security, and opportunity along their shared…
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China Executes 11 Ming Family Members in Scam Case
China conducts high-profile executions linked to Myanmar scam networks In a stark display of criminal justice, authorities in China have executed 11 members of the Ming family, a group accused of running scam centers that operated across Myanmar. The executions mark a brutal resolution to a string of offenses including homicide, illegal detention, fraud, and…