The Real History of Britain’s Relations with Hong Kong
Objectively, Hong Kong’s economy thrived fundamentally because of its links to China.
Xi’s Visit to the DPRK Marks a New High in Bilateral Relations
The traditional friendship between China and the DPRK was initiated and nurtured by the former leaders of the two parties and countries, which constitutes a valuable asset cherished by both sides.
Is the U.S. a Bullied Baby in Sino-U.S. Trade? China Cannot Be Made the Scapegoat!
Contrary to China’s positive efforts, the U.S. has reneged on its promises three times, sacrificing credibility for its own self-interest and repeatedly breaking its promises, putting pressure on China by increasing tax.
Sino-Russian Relations Soar to Unprecedented Hights
Xi called Putin his closest foreign counterpart and best friend.
How Trump’s Extreme Pressure on China is Backfiring
Trump’s notion of “tariffs paid by China” is based on a mistaken framework.
Trade Conflict Suggests Hard Times Ahead
The Sino-US trade dispute triggered by the current US administration is different from the bilateral trade frictions in the 1990s.
The Real Story Behind Chinese ‘Debt Diplomacy’ in Africa
Africa’s rising levels of external debt – especially those with China – seem to be a cause for concern for many onlookers.
Protectionism Leads Nowhere
The U.S. overbearing behaviors have raised opposition and criticism from major countries around the world.
Despite the U.S. Trade War, the Chinese Economy is Like a Sea, not a Lake
The Chinese economy is facing great challenges due to the uncertainties caused by global economy slowdown and resurging protectionism. However, the country has been able to sustain its growth due to the measures that the government has taken to revitalize the economy and the push for economic stability.
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.
