161. Two Giants, A Global Arena

At the core of current China-U.S. relations are post-Cold War experiences and major differences when it comes to politics, economy and security. But despite these issues and the rhetoric that

Author: Wu Xinbo    Year 2006 Issue 8 PDF HTML

162. Tai Chi Master At the Helm

The new UN secretary general will invoke traditional Eastern wisdom in handling international affairsThe United Nations moved into a new historical era when Ban Ki Moon took the reins of the world

Author: WU MIAOFA    Year 2007 Issue 3 PDF HTML

163. Breaking the Stigma

Documentary about orphaned Chinese children with AIDS aims to tackle discriminationChinese American filmmaker Ruby Yang described to China's Xinhua News Agency the making of the film The Blood of

Author: WU YIQING    Year 2007 Issue 10 PDF HTML

164. ARE YOU READY FOR THE RMR RUMRLE?

On March 21, four overseas banks, including Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corp. (HSBC), Citibank, Standard Chartered Bank and Bank of East Asia got the nod from the China Banking Regulatory

Author: WU JIN    Year 2007 Issue 14 PDF HTML

165. A Significant Change

With the shift to full participation in UN peacekeeping missions, China's role in the international community is changingIt has been 15 years since China decided to send a peacekeeping force with the

Author: WU MIAOFA    Year 2007 Issue 19 PDF HTML

166. Pursuing Terrorists Or Resources?

The U.S. Africa Command goes into operation in Europe amid a firestorm of contentionU.S. President George W. Bush announced plans to set up an Africa Command in February. Preparations have since been

Author: WU XIAOMING    Year 2007 Issue 43 PDF HTML

167. Connecting the Threads of Tragedy

In her new book called Finding Iris Chang, Paula Kamen delves into the life and mind of the author who committed suicide seven years after writing her epic novel, The Rape of NankingChinese-American

Author: WU YIQING    Year 2007 Issue 49 PDF HTML

168. Forbidden Fruit

Director Li Yu presents a moral struggle of life in modern China in her controversial film: Lost in BeijingNewswoman-turned-director Li Yu is bursting onto the international film stage with her new

Author: WU YIQING    Year 2007 Issue 50 PDF HTML

169. What's Next for Russia?

Author: WU GANXIANG    Year 2008 Issue 27 PDF HTML

170. China's Growing Confidence

The Beijing Olympics have helped to promote the mutual understanding between China and the rest of the world

Author: WU JIANMIN    Year 2008 Issue 36 PDF HTML