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China and Multipolarity

12.09.2018

Contemporary Chinese political scientists derive their doctrine of multipolarity from the Cold War era, and in particular the five principles of peaceful coexistence which formed the basis of the 1954 treaty with India.

Chinese nuclear bombers landed in the South China Sea

19. May 2018 - 19:38

China and Dixie: Approaching a Friendship between Two Tellurocracies

11.05.2018

Walt Garlington

China is probably not one of the first countries that comes to mind when thinking of natural friends of the South. But she ought to be, for both China and the South, as ‘land’ civilizations (rooted in stable tradition, farming, a sacred order,

Term limit for China's chairman was cancelled

12. March 2018 - 15:15

China, A Fourth Rome?

29.01.2018

Lue-Yee Tsang

As a Chinaman born in the United States, I find myself able to speak to both places and neither. By accidents of fortune, however – or of providence, rather – I have identified more with China even as I have lived my whole life in the West.

The Silk Road to Globalisation

26.10.2017

Kerry Bolton

For millennia imperial China was regarded by its denizens and as the centre of the world, and the emperor as the nexus between the Earthly and the Divine.

Chinese civilization

China and Multipolarity

Chinese nuclear bombers landed in the South China Sea

China and Dixie: Approaching a Friendship between Two Tellurocracies

Term limit for China's chairman was cancelled

China, A Fourth Rome?

The Silk Road to Globalisation

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China intercepted U.S. spy plane

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