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10毫秒Global Power Structure Shifted and Transition...
2010-07-17I.Significant Shift in the Global Balance of Power Currently, there are six forces in the center of international arena: the United States, EU, Japan, Russia, China and the emerging power group, playing an important role at the global level. These six forces fall into two groups: the first three forces are the traditional power group...
G20 Steadily Moves Toward A Global Organizati...
2010-07-14June 26 to 27, the fourth G20 leaders summit opened in Toronto, Canada. This summit was held under the circumstance that the prospect of world economic recovery was still complex and uncertain. Thus the first questions the leaders faced were whether current economic recovery is stable and whether it was necessary to exit from economic s...
World Cup in South Africa: New Hope for Afric...
2010-07-06The 2010 World Cup in South Africa is in full swing. Although there had been various worries about traffic and social security in South Africa, games proceed orderly. This reflects South Africa’s elaborate preparation, arrangement and coordination before and during the games. Obvious, the World Cup has a positive impact on South ...
The New Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan and...
2010-07-05Recently there has been a big change in Japanese political situation. Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama lost public support because he failed to accomplish his promise of moving Futenma Station out of Okinawa. Under the pressure both inside and outside of the Democratic Party, Hatoyama announced to resign. Former Finance Minister Naoto Kan ...
New Development in Global Politics and Rethin...
2010-07-01I. The Increasing “Capacity Deficit” of Global Governance At the present-day, new development in global politics has three impacts on the overall structure of the international relations. One is that many important global issues concerning the survival of humanity have moved up in the political prioritization of many countr...
