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Sichuan University

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Nov 4, 2026

Ding HengHOST
13:07
Ladero said the Philippines remains committed to the one-China policy and is willing to address maritime and other issues through dialogue and consultation.
Ding HengHOST
13:17
So for more, joining us now on the line is Dr. Rong Ying, Chair Professor with the School of International Studies, Sichuan University.
Ding HengHOST
13:26
Thank you very much for joining us.
Rong YingGUEST
13:28
Thank you for having me.

11 MINS LATER

Rong YingGUEST
24:02
Unfortunately, it seems that P2P's government relationship, it all has suffered.
Ding HengHOST
24:09
Thank you very much for joining us.
Ding HengHOST
24:10
Dr. Rong Ying, Chair Professor, joining us from Sichuan University.
Ding HengHOST
24:14
You are listening to World Today.
Shane BiggamHOST
22:26
Together, these actions show Japan steadily moving away from its pacifist constitution.
Shane BiggamHOST
22:32
For more, Pan Dung spoke with Rong Ying, chair professor at Sichuan University.
Pan DungCORRESPONDENT
22:36
So this year marks the 80th anniversary of Japan's post-war pacifist constitution, yet Japan has been expanding its defense budget and long-range strike capabilities.
Pan DungCORRESPONDENT
22:47
How much worried are you on the possible total revision of Japan's pacifist constitution?
Rong YingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
24:47
And also, I think, has through revision, I mean, reinterpretations back in 2014 and 15, has been able to legally at least that would exercise the so-called the collective self-defense.
Rong YingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
25:04
And there are many more, of Because in the past year, we have seen the Takeuchi government accelerate the pace towards remilitarization.
Shane BiggamHOST
25:13
That was Chair Professor Rong Yang from Sichuan University.
Shane BiggamHOST
25:15
The UN headquarters recently hosted a photo exhibition commemorating 80 years since the opening of the Tokyo trials.
Benjamin PradereHOST
0:07
Welcome to the EAU podcast.
Benjamin PradereHOST
0:10
Dear friends, dear colleagues, it's my pleasure to be at ESMO 2026 again and to have as a guest today Professor Bao from the Sichuan University.
Benjamin PradereHOST
0:20
Professor Bao is a brilliant urologist specialised in urothelial cancer.
Benjamin PradereHOST
0:25
And he has presented a very interesting and attractive study on UTUC.
Michael BiererHOST
10:32
Helicobacter pylori infection, advances, challenges, and the road ahead.
Michael BiererHOST
10:37
A review article by Hong Li from the West China Hospital of Sichuan University, Chengdu, and co-authors.
Michael BiererHOST
10:45
Helicobacter pylori infection is a transmissible infectious disease and the primary risk factor for gastric cancer.
Michael BiererHOST
10:53
Therefore, eradication therapy should be administered in infected persons unless it is contraindicated.
Dou HongyuHOST
14:12
Meanwhile, former Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba expressed concern over Takeuchi's political course, criticizing her government and right-wing forces for a lack of honesty in addressing Japan's wartime history.
Dou HongyuHOST
14:26
For more, we're joined by Rong Ying, Chair Professor at the School of International Studies and Sichuan University.
Dou HongyuHOST
14:33
Thank you so much for joining us, Professor Rong.
Rong YingGUEST
14:36
Thank you for having me.

9 MINS LATER

Rong YingGUEST
23:44
But I think whatever plans it's going to have, nothing will be in a position to replace a stable relationship with China, a very important neighbor and a very important sort of country.
Dou HongyuHOST
23:59
Okay, thank you very much.
Dou HongyuHOST
24:00
That was Rong Ying, Chair Professor at the School of International Studies and Sichuan University.
Dou HongyuHOST
24:06
You're listening to World Today.
Liu XinHOST
0:38
Joining us from Guangzhou in southern China, Fabian Pacori, Executive Vice President of the French Chamber of Commerce in China.
Liu XinHOST
0:46
From Chengdu, southwest China, Rong Ying, Chair Professor at Sichuan University and Senior Research Fellow at the China Institute of International Studies.
Liu XinHOST
0:56
And early in the morning from London Remy Pierre, a French geopolitical analyst and senior partner at Mbelli Advisory, a political risk consultancy and investment firm.
Liu XinHOST
1:08
The warmest welcome to all of you.

24 MINS LATER

Liu XinHOST
25:14
Well, hopefully, but none of the issues seem easy enough with just a change of government.
Liu XinHOST
25:20
We have to leave it there, unfortunately.
Liu XinHOST
25:22
Many thanks to Fabien Pacory, Executive Vice President of the French Chamber of Commerce in China, Rong Ying, Chair Professor at Sichuan University, Senior Research Fellow at the China Institute of International Studies, and Remy Pierre, a French geopolitical analyst and senior partner at Mbelli Advisory for sharing with us your insights on this very complicated issue.
Liu XinHOST
25:44
With that, we come to the end of this edition of The Point with me, Li Xin.
speaker_2NARRATOR
0:15
Against the backdrop of long-standing historical disputes and ongoing debates over Japan's defense policy and national identity, questions are mounting over the direction of the country's political leadership.
speaker_2NARRATOR
0:25
What does the Yasukuni controversy reveal about Japan's approach to its wartime past? How could growing conservative influence shape the country's future security policy? And how might Takeichi's leadership affect Japan's relations with China and other neighboring countries? Join today's dialogue with Rong Ying, Chair Professor, Sichuan University.
speaker_2NARRATOR
0:45
Dr. Warwick Powell, Adjunct Professor at Queensland University of Technology.
speaker_2NARRATOR
0:50
And Professor John Gong, University of International Business and Economics.

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Addu Equatorial Hospital and the Monsoon Tail

Oct 19 · 1 Mention

Aishath NazimHOST
7:09
The people here are resilient, accustomed to change, and quick to adapt to new realities, whether it is a shift in utility providers or a new hospital initiative.
Aishath NazimHOST
7:19
Speaking of which, I heard that a medical delegation from Sichuan University is currently at Adir Equatorial Hospital, running a maternal and child health exchange program.
Aishath NazimHOST
7:30
It is a sign of growing international connections, bringing expertise and resources to the only tertiary hospital in the southern Maldives.
Aishath NazimHOST
7:39
The hospital staff are working hard to provide round-the-clock care for the region, and initiatives like this help strengthen their capacity.
GabeHOST
7:08
This is out of China.
GabeHOST
7:11
This is the Sichuan University in Chongqing, China.
GabeHOST
7:16
They were looking into can boredom essentially cause aggression? Because at this point in the literature, in the research...
GabeHOST
7:24
Boredom has been correlated with things.

7 MINS LATER

GabeHOST
14:31
one called? That one is called...
GabeHOST
14:34
Bored to Battle, The Relationship Between Boredom and Aggression.
GabeHOST
14:39
And again, out of China, Chongping, China, the Sichuan University.
ConorHOST
14:43
Yeah, the studies I referenced, microplastic release from plastic tea bags versus bulk tea, that's in the MPJ, Science of Food, Part of Nature.
Ding HengHOST
36:23
Opposition to involvement by both Japanese and US forces in potential Taiwan contingency is also rising.
Ding HengHOST
36:32
So for more, my colleague, Gao Ying Shi, spoke with Dr. Rong Yin, Chair Professor with the School of International Studies, Sichuan University.
Gao YingshuCORRESPONDENT
36:42
What does this poll tell us about the changing public opinion in Japan on military involvement in the Taiwan Strait?
Rong YinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
36:49
Strait?Well, indeed, I think this is a significant change compared to previous opinion polls on the similar sort of subject.

8 MINS LATER

Rong YinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
44:35
On the one hand, economic debt, inflation issues are very much urgent.
Rong YinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
44:40
On the other hand, they are continue to pursue the remilitarizations by raising budget, by pursuing, uh, sort of their own agendas, and capitalizing the whatever ca- cases to pursue their political agendas.
Ding HengHOST
44:53
That was Chair Professor Rong Yin from Sichuan University talking with my colleague, Gao Yingshi.
Ding HengHOST
45:00
This is World Today.

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