Commentaries, Analysis, And Editorials -- October 21, 2020

These figures show the year-on-year change in GDP for some of the world's richest countries, with China's economy larger than it was a year ago while Western economies including Britain and America have seen massive decline 


How galling it is to see China bouncing back from the global pandemic that it unleashed. 

While the rest of the world wrestles with fear, mistrust, unemployment, recession, stagnation, non-Covid health catastrophes, countless blighted lives and a ‘second wave’ of the virus, China is set to enter 2021 stronger than it was in January 2020. 

That was the month when Chinese complacency, deceit and the ruthless diktat of the Communist Party allowed coronavirus to get its first foothold among humankind. 

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Commentaries, Analysis, And Editorials -- October 21, 2020 


China Keeps Inching Closer to Taiwan -- Michael Beckley, Foreign Policy 

China’s provocations propel decision to include Australia in upcoming Malabar exercise -- Bradley Bowman and Rear Adm. Mark Montgomery (ret.), Defense News 


Kyrgyz electoral fiasco involves familiar faces -- Matteo Fumagalli, East Asia Forum 

All Eyes on Suga's Foreign Policy Agenda -- Satohiro Akimoto, Nikkei 

How Russia Views Afghanistan Today -- Nurlan Aliyev, War On The Rocks 



Sudan is removed from the terror list. Now what? -- Cameron Hudson, Atlantic Council 



What New World Order? The Case For A Stronger Germany -- Michael Stürmer, World Crunch 


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