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The Jamestown Foundation is proud to present a webinar on China’s External Propaganda and the Ukraine War on Thursday, May 26 at 11:00 AM EDT. The People’s Republic of China’s (PRC) amplification of Russian disinformation during the Ukraine conflict has attracted international attention to the Chinese Communist Party’s external propaganda efforts. A key element of the PRC’s depiction of the war to both internal and …

The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) has had a significant impact on China in political, economic and cultural terms. This study focuses on the cultural domain, especially on scholarship students from the countries that signed bilateral cooperation agreements with China under the BRI. Using an integrated approach combining the difference-in-differences method and the gravity model, we explore the correlation between the BRI and the increasing number of international scholarship students funded by ...

Beijing quiet on missile tests

As North Korea test-fired a new tactical guided weapon last week under the supervision of Kim Jong Un, its closest ally Beijing barely seemed to raise

Beijing is North Korea’s only ally, but domestic challenges and global power politics may keep it from acting.

In an exclusive interview with China News Services W.E.Talk recently, Yan Xie, Associate Research Professor of Institute of Zoology, said that all countries are communities in the same boat to protect the common home and find the "password" to meet the challenges.

The Russian invasion of Ukraine caused international investors to pause for thought on where their international investments reside. Are they seeing China in a new light?

(JNS) — These are confusing times, and President Joe Biden is not helping to bring clarity. Last week, for example, he told Business Roundtable

On Thursday, April 7 at 10:30 AM EDT, the Jamestown Foundation will host a webinar on China, Europe, and Ukraine. Register Here  The continuing war in Ukraine was the main focus of last Friday’s China-European Union virtual summit. Neither party is directly involved in the conflict, but both have enormous interests at stake. At the summit, European leaders pressed China …

These are confusing times, and President Biden is not helping to bring clarity. Last week, for example, he told the Business Roundtable that "there's going to be a new world order." What could he possibly have meant?