Non-intervention has been a cornerstone of Chinese foreign policy for five decades. However, the killing of a Chinese national by ISIS, and increased calls for an international coalition to fight the group, have people questioning whether Beijing may be forced to rethink its approach and engage in the fight against ISIS and other Islamist terror groups. This pressure grew more stark Friday after three Chinese citizens were reported among the at least 21 killed in the Mali hotel siege. China responded to ISIS's latest barbaric act with some of its strongest language yet on the issue. Read more
