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China’s New Laws Simplify Investment
Hopefully, the reforms will be viewed as a significant improvement in making the Chinese market more attractive and open to foreign investment.
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Global Views on Chinese Modernization: Finding Answers in China
Modernization is the common vision and shared goal for countries worldwide, especially developing ones. As the world...
Hong Kong Shall Not Descend into Chaos
Safeguarding national security is the foundation of Hong Kong’s prosperity and stability, as well as the livelihood of its people. Only by ensuring the social stability of Hong Kong from a legal perspective can the region and its people have a promising future.
Countries Must Fulfill their Sovereign Legislative Duty to Combat Domestic Terrorism
Those who want to score “anti-China” points and disrupt Hong Kong will soon find their days have come to an end, and the ridiculous idea of “using Hong Kong to manipulate China” is an effort made in vain.
Two Sessions signal China returns to normalcy
The 2020 Two Sessions can set the way forward for a more efficient international communication.
Shanghai Working for Post-Pandemic Economic Recovery
Shanghai is well prepared and working for the post-COVID-19 recovery.
American Jealousy Over China’s Successful Response
If Navarro is angry that China is opening up faster than America, then it’s no wonder he thinks trade is a zero-sum game.
Trump Using Coronavirus to Attack Immigrants
The coronavirus has presented the American people with a crisis. For President Trump, however, it is just another opportunity to advance his bigoted personal agenda.
China and Europe can Still Move Forward Together
No one knows when the COVID-19 nightmare will end. If there is a good thing within the tragedy, this is the general admission that international cooperation needs to be strengthened. The responsibility of China and the EU becomes higher than ever.
Post-COVID-19 Recovery Needs an Open World to Reconnect the Economic Fuel Line
The COVID-19 pandemic will cause a shock to the global economy. No country will be able to avoid its impacts. In order for the global economy to recover, it is necessary for an open world to reconnect the fuel line to promote economic resumption.
How the Coronavirus Situation Changed
The U.S. should have learned from the experience in South Korea and Italy that the virus could cross borders and spread within countries, but they did not and wasted the month of February.
The Post-Pandemic Slump
It seems that any recovery from the pandemic slump in Europe and the U.S. will be more drawn out, with expansion below the previous trend for many years to come. If so, it will become another chapter in the long depression we experienced over the last ten years.
Multilateralism a Beacon for the Future
It comes to no one’s surprise that China is also being publicly targeted.