China is facing more overseas security risks in year of elections, report says
With more than 60 countries heading to the polls – including the US, Russia and India – expect a ‘new phase in the geopolitical game’, according to Chinese think tank.
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With more than 60 countries heading to the polls – including the US, Russia and India – expect a ‘new phase in the geopolitical game’, according to Chinese think tank.
China's Foreign Ministry said on Wednesday that it has lodged stern representations with the US side after the latter blacklisted five Chinese companies for allegedly supporting Russia, while urging Washington to withdraw the unilateral sanctions and vowing to defend Chinese firm's interests.
How many evils have been committed in the name of democracy? Exporting wars, launching
464c5d60-6774-11eb-bc00-908c10a5850a_image_hires_141221 The recent unrest in Myanmar should serve as a reminder to Chinese investors of the political risks involved in financing projects overseas, especially in Southeast Asia, and the importance of performing due diligence, observers say. “Aung San Suu Kyi, who has been in power [in Myanmar] for five years and whose party won the election, might have looked to have been in a very secure position,” said Yin Yihang, a researcher on Myanmar affairs with the Taihe Institute think tank in Beijing. “But in fact, if you look deeper, the milita...