Without the Communist Party, There Would Be No New China
CPC has remained true to its original aspirations of seeking a better life and happiness for the people and the rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.
columnists China & The World Jul 2, 2021
Belt and Road Initiative Is Essential to Global Recovery
As China enters a new development stage, follows a new development philosophy and fosters a new development paradigm, the country will provide more market opportunities, investment opportunities and growth opportunities for its partners, so as to contribute to an even global recovery.
contributors CHINA.ORG.CN China & The World Jun 30, 2021
Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era and the World
Reliance on and service to the people have been the fundamental tenet of the CPC since its founding.
contributors PEOPLE’S CHINA China & The World Jun 28, 2021
SCO to Further Promote Regional Stability and Prosperity
The organization is expected to make more contributions to ensuring regional stability and security and promoting economic and cultural cooperation, so as to achieve common development and prosperity.
contributors CHINA.ORG.CN China & The World Jun 21, 2021
The 20-Year-Old SCO Sets an Example of Regional Multilateralism
The unique feature of SCO is that instead of forcing on alliance, the organization has based its entire thematic essence on building alliance and sharing cooperation mechanism, consensus building and avoiding mutual conflicts.
columnists China & The World SCO Jun 18, 2021
G7 $40 Trillion Infrastructure Investment for What: Development or Rivalry?
The West is trying to renew the hegemony and it is one of the objectives of B3W, which seems difficult as now world has alternative to the West.
contributors China & The World Jun 16, 2021
Sino-European Cooperation Matters
Disagreements with China are nothing new and can occasionally intensify during turbulent times. When the dust settles, prudent politicians are expected to offer foresight amid uncertainty.
contributors BEIJING REVIEW China & The World Jun 11, 2021
Sino-India Internal Security Cooperation: Can the Two Nations Walk Hand-In-Hand?
On October 22, 2018, China and India signed a comprehensive internal security cooperation agreement. This scenario was inconceivable only a year ago when troops from both sides were locked at the India-Bhutan-China border tri-junction in a stand-off for more than two months. However, both nations realized the importance of cordial relations and thus many steps have been taken since to defuse the tense situation, and to improve relations as part of confidence-building measures. There has been a strong willingness to go beyond defense exchange and cooperation, and to take a step further to include other transnational counter-crimes in the agreement. To achieve this objective, the October 22 agreement was signed by the Union Home Minister of India Rajnath Singh and China’s State Councilor and Minister of Public Security Zhao Kezhi. This cooperation includes areas such as counter-terrorism, organized crime, human trafficking, drug control and the exchange of security-related information. Notably, New Delhi and Beijing signed a Memorandum of Understanding back in 2005 to broaden and deepen defense exchanges between the two countries. The current internal security cooperation agreement is said to be the revised version of the previous MoU, which was valid only until 2015. It is expected that the consummation of this security cooperation may lead to a future Sino-India agreement on the exchange of sentenced persons. Currently, the […]
contributors Politics Nov 8, 2018
China’s Major Proactive Move to Open Its Market to the World
The import expo, which has attracted companies from all over the world, will drive the development of the local economy while also providing an opportunity for Shanghai and its surrounding areas to improve the performance of its service industry and promote the development of new technologies.
columnists ECONOMY WATCH Nov 5, 2018
HENDY YUNIARTO: OBOR in the Eye of a Native Indonesian Teaching in China
Hendy Yuniarto, a 29-year-old Indonesian, carries the cultures mixed by the Indian and Pacific Oceans to China. His story shows mutual intelligibility between two millennial ancient countries.
China & The World Aug 21, 2018
China-UK Relations After British PM May’s Visit: Difference between a Pint of Beer and Cup of Tea
Many interested parties kept a close eye on the British Prime Minister Theresa May’s official visit, wondering how what is often referred to as “Golden era” in China-UK relations will unfold under a new British prime minister, following David Cameron’s departure.
China & The World Feb 23, 2018
Belt and Road Initiative leading Sustainable Economic Prosperity
Quickly recognized as an innovative and modern form of globalization, China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) has changed the concept of development, connectivity and inclusiveness based on policy communication, infrastructure connectivity, unimpeded trade, monetary circulation and understanding between ordinary people around the globe.
Economy Feb 1, 2018