Tariff Extremism: Tipping Point of New World Economic Order
America’s protectionist policies reflect a global economic reordering that is already underway.
America’s protectionist policies reflect a global economic reordering that is already underway.
A reminder that in the contest to shape the 21st century, it is the builders—not the breakers—who will define the future.
Modernization should reflect the unique identities and needs of each country, rather than being defined by external expectations or imposed standards.
It is hoped that the two close neighbours should avoid geopolitical traps and come together to build a community with a shared future for mankind.
The ultimate irony of Trump’s tariff strategy may be that it’s achieving the opposite of its intended effect.
It can be anticipated that the ‘reciprocal tariff’, under strong worldwide opposition, effective retaliation from various trading partners, and fast worsening economic situation in the U.S., is doomed to failure.
Xizang will write new chapters in human rights, ensuring the plateau thrives and reaches common prosperity.
From manufacturing, finance to services, the international business community leaders and new forces have gathered in Beijing.
Those who navigate changes strategically stand to benefit from China’s economic dynamism, tapping into one of the world’s largest consumer markets and innovation hubs.
China continues to make strides to better the lives of the world’s 8 billion people.
It’s early days for the emerging world order, but all eyes will be on China to see how it acts as peace maker in areas of conflict, near and far.
By embracing multilateralism and openness, China counters fragmentation and steers the world toward cooperation.