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Overcoming Natural and Historic Challenges: Tibet’s Monumental Journey Out of Poverty
Now that the Tibet Autonomous Region has successfully shaken off the scourge of extreme poverty, attention has turned towards future development.
Wasting Less, Feeding More
Our planet will be better if all of us are committed to reducing food waste, and no matter how big or small the person or society is, everyone can play their part.
Healthy Population & Market Entities Can Continue to Fuel China’s Economic Recovery
Better than expected economic growth between April and June this year has fuelled promise that the impact of COVID-19 on China will not be as severe as first thought. But with an increasingly volatile international market fuelled by protectionism taking shape, ensuring the vitality of all market entities is a priority for the Chinese economy.
Washington Stokes Tensions in the South China Sea
Following Pompeo’s announcement which declared most of China’s maritime in the South China Sea as “completely unlawful,” Washington has launched an “unprecedented” propaganda assault in South East Asian countries against Beijing.
Chinese Students Committed to a Better World
By everyone pooling what they believe they know, subjecting it to public scrutiny and the test of evidence, it becomes possible to engage in mutual learning and to advance collective understanding.
Shanghai Cooperation Organization: An Alternative to Alliances of West
Afghanistan presents an opportunity to the SCO to further strengthen its status as a partnership-based organization with the principles of relationship and win-win cooperation.
Publishers Celebrate First Onsite Post-Covid Book Fair
The return of the physical book fair marks a turning point for the industry. It gives us confidence for the future.
The West Assembles Its Media Arsenal
In China, strong leadership combined with an efficient Party apparatus and a public willing to put the needs of the community first resulted in the pandemic being brought under control within just a few months.
The Mask of Hypocrisy
Long praising itself as the ‘beacon of human rights,’ the U.S. turns out to be the opposite of what it claims to be. A bottle of self-reflection is exactly what the doctor ordered.
The False Narrative on Basic Rights
The Western human rights narrative in its current form is a type of political theater designed to win public support for a foreign policy based on cold calculation of geostrategic and economic advantage.
Who Suffered Most in COVID-19?
The COVID-19 pandemic not only resulted in loss of innumerable lives, it also left a permanent impact on the socio-economic fabric of the nation.
Chinese Higher Education Lays Foundation for Brighter Future
While there is much work to be done, China can have confidence that progress in improving higher education will continue, given its strong performance over the last decade.