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Scholars’ Take on the Regional Organization
The Shanghai Spirit, as part of the founding values of the SCO, features mutual trust, mutual benefit, equality, consultation, respect for cultural diversity and the pursuit of common development.
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China’s Central Economic Work Conference Charts Path for Sustained Growth
China's economy has demonstrated remarkable resilience in 2025,?and?is set to achieve?official targets despite persistent...
How Emerging Economies Should Weather the Post-Pandemic Era
Governments of emerging economies must build more hospitals, train more doctors, and invest more in health care systems.
New Five-Year Blueprint Is a Set of Major Adjustments
In so many words, these multiple plans and strategies unfolding with the 14th Five-Year Plan aim to avoid new problems while laying a foundation for a stronger future economy, improved governance and better national security.
The CIIE: An Indication of China’s Determination of Opening-Up
The CIIE reflects China’s firm determination to support free trade and economic globalization and that it will continue to open its doors to mutually beneficial foreign investment and collaboration.
Brexit: A Clumsy English Attempt to Have Their Cake and Eat It Too
Regardless of the outcome of the continued negotiations with the EU, the so-called Johnson’s “Global Britain” seems to be impatiently awaiting the result of the U.S. presidential election to see if it has to go to “the back of queue” in any future trade talks with the U.S. and lose face in the eyes of the entire world, or “become de facto the 51st state of America, or at least a U.S. territory.”
Global Security Cooperation Between China and the US Vital to Stop Global Security Collapse
Without this leadership and cooperation, the present disastrous pandemic will accelerate into a catastrophic collapse of global security and the impoverishment of billions of the global population.
Can Global Internet Be Saved?
Though undoubtedly less than pleased to see their country’s most prominent technology and internet firms losing access to overseas markets, China’s leaders and policymakers are not entirely unreasonable, and likely understand the inherent imbalances in which China’s own digital sphere remains largely closed to foreign players, while expecting overseas markets to remain open to China’s.
The Adverse Consequences of “Asian NATO” on International Relations
The attack and interception that the Trump Administration launched against China is a loss and obstruction of cooperation to the global society.
China’s approach to poverty alleviation offers lessons for the global fight against poverty
China’s development experiences provide substantive lessons to other developing countries, and although they all have different national contexts, China’s experiences can be effectively adapted to address local challenges through the South-South Cooperation platform.
“America First” Is a Threat to Multilateralism
The Trump administration believes strongly in a foreign policy of “unilateralism” – that is, America’s interests should be forced on other countries and bodies rather than engaging in politics of compromise and consensus. This poses a threat to the United Nations and the cause of cooperative global governance.
Supporting the UN’s Leading Role in Fighting Three Kinds of Virus
The coronavirus, as well as the other forms of virus, have driven home the value of multilateralism to address our collective challenges. United, not divided; cooperative, not confronting; and all-win, not zero-sum game represent the trend of the time.
US Lacks Justifiable Response for Illegal Trade War
America’s illegitimate unilateralism has not gone unnoticed by other countries, including its own allies. With every abuse of power, the U.S. is harming its image on the world stage.