THE 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China （CPC）, which wrapped up in Oc- tober, has not only sparked a domestic craze to study the report delivered by Xi Jinping at the congress, but also triggered ...THE 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China （CPC）, which wrapped up in Oc- tober, has not only sparked a domestic craze to study the report delivered by Xi Jinping at the congress, but also triggered heated global discussion about China＇s future development blueprint in a new era mapped out in the report, On November 16, themed as ＂The 19th CPC National Congress： Implications for China and the World：＇ an international think tank sym- posium was held in Beijing, with participants from 31 countries and regions.展开更多
Brexit has a profound effect on the UK,the EU,even the whole world.The reference of Xin Bin’s specific intertextuality framework is used as a proper approach to analyzing Brexit speeches delivered by David Cameron,Th...Brexit has a profound effect on the UK,the EU,even the whole world.The reference of Xin Bin’s specific intertextuality framework is used as a proper approach to analyzing Brexit speeches delivered by David Cameron,Theresa May,and Boris Johnson-the predecessors and the present UK Prime Minister.Through analyzing,it is identified that the Prime Ministers share a similar attitude to the value proposition of Brexit,but have both similarities and differences in their thoughts of Brexit policies and future directions after Brexit.The research takes an integral analysis of Brexit,and hence provides a new perspective.展开更多
Visiting Hungarian Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany gave a speech on ＂Tradition and Progress＂ at Tsinghua on September 9, 2005. Prior to the speech, Tsinghua President Gu Binglin met with Prime Minister Gyurcsany an...Visiting Hungarian Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany gave a speech on ＂Tradition and Progress＂ at Tsinghua on September 9, 2005. Prior to the speech, Tsinghua President Gu Binglin met with Prime Minister Gyurcsany and gave a brief outline of the university＇s history, faculty, and students. The Chinese Ambassador to Hungary Zhu Zushou, Vice Minister of Education Zhang Xinsheng and Tsinghua Vice President Xie Weihe also attended the event.展开更多
Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair delivered a speech to Tsinghua students entitled “A Global Deal in Climate Change： the Role of Business and New Technologies” on March 24, 2009 in the Lecture Hall of the Sc...Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair delivered a speech to Tsinghua students entitled “A Global Deal in Climate Change： the Role of Business and New Technologies” on March 24, 2009 in the Lecture Hall of the School of Economics Management.展开更多
Against the backdrop of all-time low relations with Asian neighbors, Japan's Emperor Akihito used the occasions of his annual birthday press conference and New Year greeting to talk to his nation about wartime his...Against the backdrop of all-time low relations with Asian neighbors, Japan's Emperor Akihito used the occasions of his annual birthday press conference and New Year greeting to talk to his nation about wartime history. The fact that he rarely addresses展开更多
Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg of Norway visited Tsinghua on March 27. Tsinghua President Gu Binglin welcomed Mr. Stoltenberg. The two exchanged ideas on climate change, energy saving, and environmental protection. ...Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg of Norway visited Tsinghua on March 27. Tsinghua President Gu Binglin welcomed Mr. Stoltenberg. The two exchanged ideas on climate change, energy saving, and environmental protection. Mr. Stoltenberg delivered a speech entitled ＂International Cooperation on Climate Change＂ in the Main Building Tsinghua Vice President Chen Jining hosted the speech.展开更多
In August 1963, Israel＇s Prime Minister Levi Eshkol initiated the procedure for terminating the martial law in effect since the end of the War of Independence （1948） with regard to Israeli Arabs. Martial law discri...In August 1963, Israel＇s Prime Minister Levi Eshkol initiated the procedure for terminating the martial law in effect since the end of the War of Independence （1948） with regard to Israeli Arabs. Martial law discriminated against Israel＇s Arab minority, as opposed to the majority of Israel＇s society, as part of different issues bound up with this population＇s daily functioning. The aim of the paper is to present the reasons why Eshkol＇s doing away with the martial law stemmed was its ineffectiveness, while the other, and this makes up the core of our concern here, was his changing attitude toward the Arab minority in Israel, by contrast with that of his predecessor, David Ben Gurion The main conclusion of the paper is that even though Eshkol＇s ideas about the Arab minority were not very different from Ben Gurion＇s ideas one insisted on maintaining the military government in Israel, while the other saw this as unnecessary, and so brought it to an end. In August 1963, a few months after assuming office, Israel＇s Prime Minister Levi Eshkol initiated the first steps leading to the annulment of military rulet which had applied to Arabs in the State of Israel ever since the end of the War of Independence （1948）. This process was concluded some three years later. Military rule was lifted in effect on December 1, 1966. In the presentation, the author would like to look into the considerations which prompted Eshkol to take such a step, in light of the fact that his predecessor, Ben Gurion, was a staunch opponent of annulling the military regime, convinced as he was, even after the conclusion of his term in office, that the current state of affairs should remain in effect.展开更多
文摘THE 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China （CPC）, which wrapped up in Oc- tober, has not only sparked a domestic craze to study the report delivered by Xi Jinping at the congress, but also triggered heated global discussion about China＇s future development blueprint in a new era mapped out in the report, On November 16, themed as ＂The 19th CPC National Congress： Implications for China and the World：＇ an international think tank sym- posium was held in Beijing, with participants from 31 countries and regions.
文摘Brexit has a profound effect on the UK,the EU,even the whole world.The reference of Xin Bin’s specific intertextuality framework is used as a proper approach to analyzing Brexit speeches delivered by David Cameron,Theresa May,and Boris Johnson-the predecessors and the present UK Prime Minister.Through analyzing,it is identified that the Prime Ministers share a similar attitude to the value proposition of Brexit,but have both similarities and differences in their thoughts of Brexit policies and future directions after Brexit.The research takes an integral analysis of Brexit,and hence provides a new perspective.
文摘Visiting Hungarian Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany gave a speech on ＂Tradition and Progress＂ at Tsinghua on September 9, 2005. Prior to the speech, Tsinghua President Gu Binglin met with Prime Minister Gyurcsany and gave a brief outline of the university＇s history, faculty, and students. The Chinese Ambassador to Hungary Zhu Zushou, Vice Minister of Education Zhang Xinsheng and Tsinghua Vice President Xie Weihe also attended the event.
文摘Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair delivered a speech to Tsinghua students entitled “A Global Deal in Climate Change： the Role of Business and New Technologies” on March 24, 2009 in the Lecture Hall of the School of Economics Management.
文摘Against the backdrop of all-time low relations with Asian neighbors, Japan's Emperor Akihito used the occasions of his annual birthday press conference and New Year greeting to talk to his nation about wartime history. The fact that he rarely addresses
文摘Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg of Norway visited Tsinghua on March 27. Tsinghua President Gu Binglin welcomed Mr. Stoltenberg. The two exchanged ideas on climate change, energy saving, and environmental protection. Mr. Stoltenberg delivered a speech entitled ＂International Cooperation on Climate Change＂ in the Main Building Tsinghua Vice President Chen Jining hosted the speech.
文摘In August 1963, Israel＇s Prime Minister Levi Eshkol initiated the procedure for terminating the martial law in effect since the end of the War of Independence （1948） with regard to Israeli Arabs. Martial law discriminated against Israel＇s Arab minority, as opposed to the majority of Israel＇s society, as part of different issues bound up with this population＇s daily functioning. The aim of the paper is to present the reasons why Eshkol＇s doing away with the martial law stemmed was its ineffectiveness, while the other, and this makes up the core of our concern here, was his changing attitude toward the Arab minority in Israel, by contrast with that of his predecessor, David Ben Gurion The main conclusion of the paper is that even though Eshkol＇s ideas about the Arab minority were not very different from Ben Gurion＇s ideas one insisted on maintaining the military government in Israel, while the other saw this as unnecessary, and so brought it to an end. In August 1963, a few months after assuming office, Israel＇s Prime Minister Levi Eshkol initiated the first steps leading to the annulment of military rulet which had applied to Arabs in the State of Israel ever since the end of the War of Independence （1948）. This process was concluded some three years later. Military rule was lifted in effect on December 1, 1966. In the presentation, the author would like to look into the considerations which prompted Eshkol to take such a step, in light of the fact that his predecessor, Ben Gurion, was a staunch opponent of annulling the military regime, convinced as he was, even after the conclusion of his term in office, that the current state of affairs should remain in effect.
