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World Can Only Benefit More from Understanding Asia
The growth of these larger Asian nations is increasingly creating a domino-effect on the nations around them.
China and Europe on the Road to Deeper Multilateralism
Italy’s historic decision to become the first Group of Seven (G7) country to sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with China over the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) made headlines across the world, as the European country signalled its support for Beijing’s international infrastructure project.
Are China and the EU Partners, Competitors or Rivals?
Trade in goods between the two has risen to record-levels of over €1.5 billion a day, as of 2017, and China is now the EU’s second largest trading partner and the EU, China’s largest.
Is China Passing a Law Only to End the Trade Dispute?
The New York Times on Monday claimed China was making a “sweeping rewrite” of its laws in a hope to “pacify the United States and ease a rancourse trade dispute”. The new law does address some of the claims made by the U.S., but is China really passing a law to appease them?
China Rejects Unfair and Non-Reciprocal Bullying Attitude and Actions by the U.S.
In today’s globalized world, trade peace is a win-win condition that every country wants to have. The U.S.-instigated escalation of trade frictions makes world feel the chill of approaching “trade wars”.
Will China Design A Viable Global Economic System in 2050?
In the new era, U.S. political leaders, think tanks, scholars and media are aggressively reacting to China becoming the largest economy.
The Fourth Industrial Revolution Will Embrace a Prosperous Asia
While an early trade agreement is widely anticipated, Asia should seek far more fundamental pathways to secure its long- term growth.
China and Russia in Central Asia: What Are the Common Interests？
Russia and China have competing interests in the regional economy.
China and Japan have a thousand reasons to strengthen cooperation
How should we view the continuous improvement and development of Sino-Japanese relations? How should we understand the two countries’ positive roles in the current international landscape?
Kong Quan: The Belt and Road Initiative is a Rational and Inevitable Choice
Bullying cannot lead to cooperation, and hegemony cannot bring about development.
Trump-Kim Summit Ends Fruitlessly: Three Major Signals Are Perceptible
In the next few years, it is almost unlikely to expect more meaningful results in dialogue and negotiations between the US and the DPRK, and we can’t expect South Korea-DPRK reconciliation and cooperation to maintain the current momentum.
How Can China’s Economy Maintain Steady Growth at a Challenging Time?
China will continue to innovate and improve its macro-control policies to offset external uncertainties and strive to keep economic growth within a reasonable range, Premier […]