Zhao Jinglun
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Zhao Jinglun (Dec. 31, 1923—Jan. 24, 2015) was a Nieman Fellow, class of 1981. He was the chief opinions writer for The Asian-American Times (NYC) and a columnist for the Hong Kong Economic Journal. |
December 9, 2014
- The Ukraine crisis - who is responsible?
- The U.S. has virtually declared war on Russia. Such recklessness and irresponsibility is truly astounding.
December 2, 2014
- War is cruelty
- War is cruelty, yet Nobel Peace Prize winner Barack Obama is stepping up targeted assassination drone wars in Pakistan and Yemen.
November 26, 2014
- World order and regime change
- The world is evolving and so is the world order which has to change to reflect changing realities and power relations.
November 22, 2014
- A human tragedy
- The Nov.18 attack on a Jerusalem synagogue is part of an ongoing human tragedy in which reprisal begets reprisal.
November 19, 2014
- Growth is of paramount importance
- Growth in the G20 and G7 nations is in stagnation. For growth, innovation is the key word. Any country that does not innovate will be left behind.
November 17, 2014
- For a fair and just international system
- With the world changing fast, people need to keep up with it, preserving what works, and to keep improving the world system to make it fairer and more just.
November 14, 2014
- China-US relations at a new historical starting point
- The Chinese and U.S. leaders have worked hard to get their relationship right, to the benefit of both countries and the world.
November 9, 2014
- 'We have to get it right'
- No other bilateral relationship in history has had so many dimensions and reached such importance as the U.S-China relationship.
November 7, 2014
- Obama plan to fight IS suffers big setback
- With moderate Syrian rebel forces are losing more bases, the U.S. plan to arm and train armed organizations on the ground to fight the Islamic State has now pretty much gone up in smoke.
November 3, 2014
- A new international system?
- China is not out to overturn the existing international order, but it does want to make that order fairer and more just.
