Bumpy, but Bright
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic and changing international situation, RMB internationalization has a bumpy road ahead, but one nonetheless filled with opportunities.
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic and changing international situation, RMB internationalization has a bumpy road ahead, but one nonetheless filled with opportunities.
One of the fundamental elements behind the unprecedented increase of China’s GDP is the investment its government has poured into education, leading a significant number of higher education bodies to rank among the world’s most renowned institutions.
In the Russia-Ukraine conflict, not yielding to American demands is the choice of both China and India.
It should be clear that China is not a hegemony-seeking power on the rise.
Muslim countries see their relations with China as a strategic bond to promote their stability, security and economic development.
Casting aside prejudice and differences, Asian economies’ joining forces not only empowers global recovery, but also helps them catch the huge benefits multilateralism can deliver to each nation, the region and the world.
The solution to the Russo-Ukrainian war must be achieved through negotiation, not ammunition.
China considers the Sino-American relationship a win-win, not a zero-sum competition.
If sanctions further escalated, they could trigger serious crises in the global economy and trade, finance, energy, food, and industrial and supply chains, crippling the already languishing world economy and causing irrevocable losses.
Russia’s role in the G8 was relatively limited. Today America practices turning back the wheel of history, rather than marching into the world of tomorrow?
The Taiwan question concerns China’s core interests; there is no room for compromise. Actions, as always, speak louder than words.
The standardization of science ethics is two-pronged. Science and technology progress must be achieved within society’s moral boundaries.