Troubled IMF needs changes

Though the selection of a new IMF director is of immediate importance, more important is the reform in the IMF's policies and operations.

Realizing the promise of protection

Working together, Asia Pacific can shape the forces of the economic recovery by investing in its people, its human capital.

China, Japan and South Korea should take the lead in cooperation in fields of environmental, food and resources security.

The "US International Strategy for Cyberspace" is a shot across the bow for any who may harbor doubts about US government's willingness.

AMF has been much strengthened by the difficulty in reforming the governance of the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

The country should also put in place a series of middle- and long-term policy strategies to defuse inflation pressures.

National census shows that it's time for China to adjust its social and economic policies to address changes in society.

A number of Chinese and Indian firms have become competitive to be important players in the global market for foreign direct investment.

A more united, democratic, prosperous, civilized, socialist and harmonious Tibet is bound to move ahead with the nation's modernization drive.

Even though China introduced political and economic reforms in Tibet, the West wants to concentrate on the Dalai Lama's side of the story.