Europe turns its concerns to China’s growing clout as Xi visits
Trump follows lead of other nations and grounds Boeing 737 Max planes
Trump border wall request will set up new budget fight
China growth to slow to 2 per cent over next decade as structural issues take hold
Pyongyang 'rebuilding' rocket launch site
The art of no deal: how Trump and Kim misread each other
Wu Shicun Attended the 2019 China-Japan Maritime Security Dialogue
NISCSS President Wu Shicun Visited Brussels for Academic Exchanges
Wu Shicun attended the Munich Security Conference 2019 in Germany
2018 Annual Report
NISCSS kicked off its 2019 series of academic events with NUS Professor Wang Jiangyu
Book Launch: Japan Military Power Report (2018)
Wu Shicun Attended “Friends of Europe” Round Table in Brussels
Beijing’s incantations about “win-win cooperation” and its alleged search of a harmonious “great power relationship” ring hollow when confronted with an unwisely excessive and systematic trade surplus China maintains with the United States.
The U.K. Parliament speaker John Bercow has warned Theresa May’s government that it should not bring a replica of its proposed Brexit “Withdrawal Deal” back to lawmakers for a third vote.
The French government has removed the Paris police chief and announced it will shut down all anti-government street protests by the gilets jaunes (yellow vests) in central parts of Paris, Bordeaux and Toulouse if violent groups are spotted in the crowds.
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The 6th South China Sea themed sub-forum under the framework of Boao Forum for Asia (BFA) Annual Conference 2019 is scheduled to be held from 29 to 30 March 2019 in Boao, Hainan, China. Themed “Maritime Security in the Asia-Pacific: Cooperation, Order and Rules”, it will bring together distinguished speakers from government agencies, think tanks, research institutes, international organizations, and maritime industries of both littoral countries of the South China Sea and extra-regional countries such as the United States, Canada, Germany, the United Kingdom and Japan, among others. The South China Sea themed sub-forum is designed to provide a high-end platform for close interaction and peer-to-peer dialogues to share wisdom and offer constructive ideas for enhancing regional peace, stability, prosperity and maritime cooperation. This year’s sub-forum is co-organized by the NISCSS in collaboration with the Center for International Strategy and Security of Tsinghua University, and supported by China-Southeast Asia Research Center on the South China Sea and BFA Secretariat.
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UN Under-Secretary-General Soares' video message at COLP's 42nd annual conference
