China and the Changing Global Economic Order
A better understanding of China’s modernization presents an insight into a changing world.
A better understanding of China’s modernization presents an insight into a changing world.
China’s recent efforts have contributed to optimism that the tricky energy transition does not need to come at the expense of energy security.
For African countries, the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation is a window of opportunity to attract more Chinese investments and to also tap into China’s vast experience and expertise in various fields.
On the surface, U.S. actions demonstrate the classic expression, ‘rules for thee, but not for me.’ Beneath the surface, however, hides the U.S. ultimate goal of maintaining its hegemony in all fields by hyping up the ‘China threat.’
China continues to offer a platform for exchange through the Belt and Road Initiative, sharing development gains with other countries.
The convergence of national pride, economic growth and global influence is a powerful force that will shape China’s future in the decades to come.
As one door on the U.S. side closes, China’s door continues to open wider.
Chinese-built water project is a game-changer for local communities in Tanzanian town.
As conflicts are continuously evolving in different parts of the world, the Geneva Conventions remain a crucial framework for protecting human dignity and limiting the barbarity of war.
While navigating the brave new world of online shopping, China should strike a balance between embracing the future and preserving the traditions that enrich its cultural fabric.
In the current global governance system, China’s Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence have been seen as a solution to geopolitical and economic challenges.
The U.S. would benefit from recognizing and respecting the sovereign choices of nations like Pakistan, rather than trying to force a binary choice.