The China-India relationship is entering a phase of readjustment, and the two countries should make efforts to stabilize their relations warmed by the April meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, said a Chinese diplomat.
Low birth rate is a major challenge for China and will affect the country's talent cultivation policy, according to a Chinese demographer.
China is likely to provide security guarantee to North Korea if a planned summit between Kim Jong-un and Donald Trump fails to produce results, according to an expert.
China has laid bare its weakness in the field of high technology development in the trade spat with the United States, and should be well prepared to face obstacles in its quest for global technological leadership, according to an expert.
China and the United States should prevent populism from undermining the ongoing China-US trade talks, which is an important avenue to discuss all matters related to the two countries' trade frictions in order to avoid misunderstandings about each other's strategic intentions, said an expert.
Israel is likely to launch a destructive strike on Iran's nuclear facilities after President Donald Trump unilaterally decided to withdraw the United States from the Iran nuclear deal and re-impose sanctions on Tehran, according to an expert.
With China and the United States seeing last week's trade talks as an opportunity to present each other's demands, the talks will put the bilateral trade ties on the right course, said a Chinese expert.
The trade talks between senior Chinese and US officials last week in Beijing reflect the high significance the two sides attach to their trade ties, according to a Chinese researcher.
The meeting between North Korea's top leader Kim Jong-un and South Korean President Moon Jae-in last month marks the beginning of the normalization of the relations between the two countries, according to a political commentator.
Imposing hefty tariffs on the imports of Chinese goods and banning American companies from selling technologies to a Chinese telecommunications firm partly stems from Trump's political consideration of wanting to be re-elected as president, according to a politics professor.
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