Is the United States still the "closest partners, friends and allies" of the European Union?
There was more bickering between China and the United States at the 17th Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore over the weekend.
Patience often prevails over force when confronting a problem. Many difficulties that cannot be overcome in one go can be overcome when tackled little by little. It is such an approach that is hopefully paying dividends in the economic and trade talks between China and the United States.
US President Donald Trump is known for his unpredictability, and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe responds to this with constancy.
TENCENT AND TOUTIAO, two domestic internet giants, reportedly took each other to court on Friday, claiming unfair competition. Both asked each other to apologize and provide compensation. Beijing News comments:
Editor's Note: Three People's Liberation Army officers delivered speeches on Friday and Saturday at the 17th International Institute for Strategic Studies Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore. Excerpts follow:
How can we guarantee security in the Asia-Pacific?
In recent years, Sino-Indian military relations have advanced in tandem with the advance of state-to-state relations. And high-level visits, defense and security consultations, border cooperation, joint drills and personnel training have taken place. Ever since 2007, the ministries of defense of the two countries have held eight rounds of defense and security talks. The two countries' militaries have conducted six joint drills on counter-terrorism named "Hand-in-Hand".
The Indian Ocean has become increasingly important to China with its rise. The strategic interests of China in the Indian Ocean can be found in the following areas.
The People's Bank of China, the central bank, will focus on steps to forestall and defuse risks as part of its ongoing efforts to forge a healthy payment services market in the country amid rising concerns over potential oligopoly and data security.
The much-touted inclusion of China's A shares on the MSCI Emerging Markets Index started on a dismal note on Friday, with more than 200 of the newly included companies witnessing price declines on their trading debut.
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