Six Major Outcomes of the Second CIIE
The CIIE is a platform to demonstrate the openness and willingness of the world’s second largest economy to work with international companies and expand its import market.
Lessons from Chile’s Neoliberal Experiment
Chile’s economic reforms were widely regarded as a success and as such a number of other Latin American countries followed Chile’s model of reform in the 1990s.
China: The Global Leader in Billion-Dollar Tech “Start-Ups”
Under the economic doctrine of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics, China has overtaken the United States to become the world leader in billion-dollar start-up companies.
Brazilian President’s China Trip Will Enhance Comprehensive Strategic Partnership
Until now 19 Latin American and the Caribbean countries have signed documents with China to implement the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). Brazil is not one of them. But it does not mean that Brazil is not interested in embracing the initiative.
70 Years of Poverty Alleviation in China
It is important to understand the impact and global significance of Reform and Opening-up on poverty alleviation, particularly if one wants to understand not only where modern China is today, but also the world.
The Real Reason Why a Trump Impeachment is Finally Gaining Steam
However, the moment the president finds some dirt on Democratic favorite Joe Biden, an impeachment inquiry is finally launched.
【China’s White Paper 】“Right to Develop”—Center of Human Rights
“Living a happy life is the primary human right,” the White Paper says.
China-ASEAN Cooperation and the Dawn of the Asian Century
As the top trading partner and immediate neighbor, the spillover impact of the rise of China invariably spurs the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)’s economic growth.
CGTN Anchor Liu Xin’s Presence on CNBC Brought China’s Perspective to the U.S.
CGTN anchor Liu Xin appeared on U.S. mainstream media again. What did she say?
Don’t Draw the Wrong Conclusions from “American Factory”
The worst conclusion to draw from “American Factory” is to restrict Chinese investment in American industry.
The Racial Element behind U.S. Strategy on China
A country that had a Black president, whose heritage, much like the president before him and the president after him, is rooted in immigration.
The Riots in Hong Kong Must Be Quenched
Hong Kong is faced with the most challenging situation since the Hong Kong Handover in 1997.
