Enhancing BRICS Solidarity and Building a Better Post-COVID World
The Delhi Declaration reiterated BRICS countries’ support for multilateralism, saying they are committed to promoting the building of a community with a shared future for mankind.
Will Washington Lose the Future?
The US leadership, President and Congress, must reflect deeply on the current predicament of the US. Relative decline of its international position and real decline internally are cold hard facts which must be addressed.
Beijing Stock Exchange Places China’s Financial Industry in ‘Position of Strength’
China is playing it smart with plans for the Beijing Stock Exchange. China’s SMEs will benefit greatly from the project.
The Second Biden-Xi Phone Call
The United States must make significant adjustments in these policies in order to protect its own long term national interest and to promote peace and development around the globe.
The CPC’s Mission and Contributions
This system has not only helped the socio-economic progress of China but also unlocked the potential for better living standards in the future.
Remembering 9/11 and Living with Its Consequences
The world would be safer and more stable today if the US did what it falsely accuses China of not doing and that is engaging in the rules-based regional and international order together with China, Russia and their neighbors in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, ASEAN, UN and the like.
Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank: A Sign of New Financial System
AIIB is a new institution which is free of the influence of Western countries and system. It has been designed to assist the poor and developing countries.
China Goes Monopoly-Busting for Fair Competition
Fairness is the key to a better business world and China is doing its part to crack down on monopolies to open up fair competition and to create a new generation of entrepreneurs in China who can spring up and succeed.
Will the US-China Trade War End Soon?
Washington must reflect carefully about the present unstable international situation and about the deteriorating socio-economic and volatile political condition into which the US has fallen.
Wall Street, Not Shanghai, Takes Hardest Hit over US Banning China’s IPOs
The US fortunes are fading and their ‘decoupling’ strategy will only accelerate the downward spiral of the nation.
Will Yellen Visit China?
Tariffs alone will not stop China’s rise. China’s most important strategic interest lies in its access to technology and however bitter this pill is to swallow for the US, this may be a trade-off in the end of Phase One discussions.
China Leads the World in Controlling Delta Variant, While U.S. Argues over Masks
A healthy population can contribute to strengthening the nation. And we are seeing that in China.
