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13毫秒In a tougher world, G20 needs to be more stra...
2011-06-17The G20 has been widely hailed as “historic progress” when global governance is entering a period of restructuring. As long as the process of power shifting does not reverse, the urgent demands for the G20 will continue to exist. However, meeting those demands is increasingly difficult. Misgivings and criticism of the G20 em...
US May Resume Leadership in Libya Mission des...
2011-06-14After more than three months’ military intervention in Libya, NATO has largely shifted its objective from enforcing the no-fly zone to coercing a regime change. In the public debate within the US, however, opposition to the nation’s military involvement under “Operation Odyssey Dawn” seems to be getting more loud...
More Synergy Needed From Emerging Market
2011-06-11The International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) governance reform is now at another decisive moment. However, it seems that the arrest of former managing director Dominique Strauss-Kahn foreshadows not the dawn of change, but the dark cloud of the old empires striking back. In many people’s eyes, the election of French Finance Minis...
Kim Jong-Il’s Visits Indicate Need for Strong...
2011-06-09North Korea’s leader Kim Jong-Il paid an unofficial visit to China from May 20 to 26 at the invitation of China's president Hu Jintao. It was the third visit for Kim in about a year and the seventh since he became top leader of the DPRK in 1997. This visiting frequency is rare not only in the history of China-DPRK relations b...
Africa big enough to avoid Sino-Indian confli...
2011-06-08Editor's Note: The recently concluded second India-Africa Forum Summit saw the Indian government take significant steps toward building ties with Africa. As China has also been strengthening its ties with Africa and investing in Africa for many years, some media pay special attention to potential competition between the two emergin...
