FEATURED NEWS STORIES China Blames the West for Ukraine Conflict (Read an article from this feature online for FREE) Shanghai, HK in Spotlight of Zero-COVID Policy POLITICS & CULTURE Regions Xiong’an New Area a Mirror of Future China Building China’s ‘City of Future’ Hong Kong China Urges UK to Stop Interfering in HK Taiwan ‘Democracy’ […]
FEATURED NEWS STORIES China Continues Criticism of West on Ukraine China Attempts to Balance COVID, Economy China’s Development Philosophy and Global Growth POLITICS & CULTURE Hong Kong HK Economic Growth Has Positive Momentum Environment Keeping Wandering Elephants Happy at Home China Safeguards Yangtze River Wetlands No Rain Check on Global Climate Action INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS & […]
Xinhua: Sanctions-addicted Washington is again slapping “penalties” on other countries, targeting Beijing recently with a repeatedly trumped-up charge of human rights violations.
Letter From the Editor FEATURED NEWS STORIES Special Operation in Ukraine: Week Three (read an article from this feature online for FREE) Ukraine-Russia Negotiations Continue THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION State and Law From Minimum to Maximum SecurityCase Against Navalny Goes to Judge; Prosecutor Requests Transfer to Maximum Security Facility ‘This Will Lead to Our Country’s Collapse’ […]
RG: Patrushev comments on causes and progress of special operation: to keep WMDs from US-allied radicals; Russia committed to helping “brotherly people return to normal life” in freed Ukrainian land.
Current Digest of the Russian Press, Letter From the Editors, Volume 74, Number 11 (March 14-20, 2022)
FEATURED NEWS STORIES China Takes Issue With West on Ukraine (read an article from this feature online for FREE) China Concerned About COVID Outbreak POLITICS & CULTURE Politics Party Leadership, a Recipe for China’s Success Correct Path Critical to China’s Rejuvenation Sound Governance Has Democratic Foundations Concerted Efforts Crucial to China’s Future Strict Self-Governance Enables […]
Wan Lixin: Instead of ratcheting up the cold war rhetoric, the US and its allies would find it rewarding to revisit the assessment of Jack Matlock, former US diplomat to the USSR, who spoke of the crisis as “willfully precipitated, but easily resolved by the application of common sense.”
Letter From the Editors FEATURED NEWS STORIES Hostilities Rage in Ukraine as Talks Flounder What’s at Stake for Russia in Ukraine Invasion? (Read an article from this feature online for FREE) THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION The Economy Leaving? Hold UpConsumer Advocate Proposes Liens on Property to Keep Foreign Companies in Russia Without LiabilityEconomist: Temporary Capital Flight […]
NG: Costs of economic, image losses for Russia do not outweigh existential threat it faces.