-Safeguarding world peace.Chinashall neither take part in any arms race, nor engage in military expansion.Chinashall adhere to opposing hegemonism, power politics and aggressive expansion in any form; and adhere to opposing the infringement by any country on other countries' sovereignty and territoria...
hegemonic, abusive, and aggressive actions against others, in the form of swindling, plundering, oppression, and the zero-sum game, are causing great harm. non-traditional security challenges are on the rise, including terrorism, cyber-at...
So when the United States carries out its so-called "freedom of navigation assertions" in the South China Sea, it's not because China is blocking navigation. China is not being aggressive; the United States is being aggressive, and playing the role of "world policeman." The United States h...
Major exceptions to this pattern of behavior during the imperial era were presented by the Qin (221–207 B.C.) and Sui (581–618) Dynasties. Both regimes united China by force after long periods of political division and warfare and subsequently adopted and sustained highly aggressive, coercive...
One might envisage two government responses: a huge increase in fiscal deficits, as in the western financial crises, and a more aggressive monetary policy. But a weaker exchange rate might also be welcome, as a way to offset domestic deflationary pressures. At the China Development Forum held ...
aIn Churchill’s eyes, Britain’s potential power rested on its being the centre of the commonwealth and Britain’s revival was just a matter of time. Post-war Europe was extremely vulnerable economically and still worse, the communist soviet was seen as an aggressive menace to the fragile Eur...
A bigger dilemma will present itself when China decides to undertake a more aggressive action in some foreign field where it has no direct border dispute but isprotecting its interests or nationals. In this context, what will be the Western response – to support or condemn?
Still policy-makers across the region are panicking at the prospect of China's premature rise as the regional hegemon. The combination of aggressive and peaceful moves that characterize China's foreign policy, therefore, bears closer scrutiny.Vikas Kumar...