Fudan University researchers Zhao Minghao and Chen Yutong suggest that continuous dialogue and clearly defined boundaries are crucial for stabilizing scientific ties between China and the US, amidst their intensifying hi-tech rivalry and US national security concerns.
Chinese researcher Wu Xinbo analyzes US foreign policy shifts, particularly under a potential second Trump term, suggesting a return to pragmatic realism. He believes China-US relations are moving towards "dynamic stability" with an emphasis on process management.
The EU may pressure Central Asian countries to host migrant centers for denied asylum seekers, but experts doubt their agreement, citing lack of interest from nations like Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan.
An expert from MGIMO warns that the EU's push for accelerated militarization will deepen its economic crisis, diverting resources from social programs and increasing inequality within and between member states.
Deputy director of the China Institute of International Studies Dong Manyuan pointed out that "despite signs of war fatigue on both sides, reaching an agreement on core issues still appears to take time, and neither party has yet reached the point of making final concessions"
A Russian expert on Iranian affairs has warned that the current 'no peace, no war' situation following the 40-day US-Israel war against Iran cannot be stable and another escalation could be far more brutal. Speaking to TASS, Adlan Margoyev said Washington believes time is on its side while Tehran is confident in its endurance, with neither side willing to change positions. The expert warned that Trump's zeal to demonstrate US strength may lead to a war with fewer self-restrictions on targeting civilian infrastructure. The warning came as Russian President Putin met with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi in St. Petersburg, with Putin pledging Russia's support for Middle East peace.
Russia offers to mediate US-Iran nuclear talks, leveraging Rosatom's nuclear expertise. Putin met Iranian FM Abbas Araghchi in St. Petersburg, pledging Russia's commitment to Middle East peace. Expert Adlan Margoyev said Russia's contribution could focus on technical details of a nuclear agreement, noting Oman and Pakistan also involved in mediation efforts.
