Beijing: “If a conflict is permitted to run unconstrained, the outcome could be even worse than it was in Europe. World War I broke out because of a relatively minor crisis … and today the weapons are more powerful,” warned former US Secretary of State and senior Statesman Henry Kissinger. While addressing the symposium ‘Bloomberg […]
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Washington/Beijing: The US Senate passed a bill proposing the imposition of sanctions against the Chinese officials responsible for acting against the pro-democracy demonstrators in Hong Kong. The proposal to ban export and sale of weapons used in action against Hong Kong protestors was also cleared along with the bill. However, China was furious on the […]
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Hong Kong: Severe clashes have been reported between the student protesters and the security agencies at the Polytechnic University in Hong Kong. It is said that the entire protest is controlled from this campus located in the Kowloon area. The police have cordoned this campus, and more than 100 student protesters have been trapped inside […]
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Washington/Canberra: Captain Jim Fannell, a former US intelligence official, issued a severe warning, ‘The ruling communist government in China is adopting the Soft Invasion Policy, using its financial might. On the strength of this policy, China will swallow the smaller countries in the South Pacific.’ Captain Fannell issued this warning during a program on an […]
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New York: Former US Secretary of State and veteran statesman Henry Kissinger issued a warning that stated, ‘The effects of the US-China conflict will be worse than the world wars, which destroyed the European culture. Therefore, both countries should make sincere efforts to sort out their differences. If they do not do so, the conflict […]
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Hong Kong: While the tension between China and the western countries, is festering over the Hong Kong issue, the Chinese military took to the streets of Hong Kong on Saturday. The Chinese military unit deployed in Hong Kong came to the city to clean up the damages caused by the protestors. Although, it is claimed […]
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Taipei: The Chinese aircraft carrier, along with its fleet of associated destroyers, sailed through the Taiwan Strait on Sunday morning. On the other hand, the US and Japanese warships have said to have trailed the Chinese fleet. Presidential elections are scheduled to be held in Taiwan soon. Given the background, the movements of US and […]
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Washington: The US Commission demands the suspension of Hong Kong’s unique economic status in case the Chinese military troops were deployed in the city. The US commission’s demand draws attention as it comes at a time when an independent bill has been passed in the US Congress on Hong Kong. The Hong Kong protest against […]
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Beijing: President of China Xi Jinping has warned that the principle of ‘One country, two systems’ is posing a threat due to the aggressive protesters in Hong Kong over the past few days. At the same time, supporting the ongoing action by the Hong Kong administration and the police against the protestors, the main objective should […]
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Hong kong: The brutal action taken by the police against the protestors in Hong kong has sparked severe reactions, reportedly extensively widening the protests further. Protests have flared up in all parts of the city resulting in the closure of schools, colleges, malls and even private offices. The administration and the security agencies have accused […]
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