China’s expanding economic cooperation with Middle Eastern nations can foster greater political stability, providing an opportunity for shared development and prosperity.
China’s Law on Foreign Relations will further enrich the foreign-related legal toolbox and integrate the rule of law thinking with practice.
As the world faces increasingly complex challenges, President Xi’s vision for a Global Civilization Initiative offers a pathway towards a more harmonious and prosperous future.
The Chinese people are ready to work with the international community to uphold win-win cooperation, openness and inclusiveness, while opposing ‘decoupling’ and striving to build an open world economy.
The creation of new organizations representing the interest of the Global South must do their part in creating a new paradigm in the world, a paradigm of harmony and mutual understanding among nations rather than rancor, fear, and conflict.
GSI’s call is a breath of fresh air in the contemporary global security governance dominated by unilateral sanctions, long arm jurisdiction and antagonistic military pacts.
The GSI is a first-hand practical example of China leading efforts to de-weaponize human rights, and facilitate the right of the peoples around the world to choose ways to develop their type of democracy as well as social and political systems that are aligned to their national conditions.
The BRI represents a large-scale systematization of the concept of win-win relations coined by Chinese diplomacy.
The world needs peace, cooperation, and development, which converge with Lula’s proposal for creating a G20 of peace, to strengthen Sino-Brazilian relations and recognize China’s benign role as a mediator of conflicts.
Banning TikTok could set a dangerous precedent for other countries to follow.
In an international political environment of growing tensions, the meeting of Presidents Lula and Xi Jinping in Beijing represents an effort focused on dialogue and South-South cooperation.
In the post-pandemic era, it is the first time that Macron and Ursula von der Leyen have paid a visit to China, through which the China-EU relations are expected to make a new breakthrough and progress.
