Japan and China Throughout the 75 Years of the United Nations
Now we hope that on the basis of the achievements of the past 75 years, the United Nations will achieve strong development with the support and participation of more countries.
How Emerging Economies Should Weather the Post-Pandemic Era
Governments of emerging economies must build more hospitals, train more doctors, and invest more in health care systems.
The Chinese Economy has Continued to Expand Despite Headwinds
The International Monetary Fund projected China to be the only major economy that will see economic expansion this year. China’s GDP growth is expected to rebound to 8 percent and even 9 percent next year, which can ensure a good start for the upcoming 14th Five-Year Plan period.
No Cause for Envy: China’s Growth Is Good for the World
I was in China from January through March. I can say that, from firsthand experience, the Chinese people made great sacrifices to choke off an increase in the spread of the virus.
The Belt and Road Initiative Gives New Impetus for International Youth Cooperation
The Belt and Road Initiative proposed by China is not only a powerful economic project, but also a project developing international ties in the fields of culture, education and tourism.
The Gift of 30,000 Sheep Opens New Doors in Mongolia-China Relations
The gift of 30,000 sheep fully reflects the deep friendship of the Mongolian people towards the Chinese people.
Epidemic Changes After-School Tutoring Services
The epidemic has presented opportunities for a small number of companies focused on online education.
In Today’s Turbulent World, China Supports Strengthening UN for Multilateral Cooperation
As the biggest multilateral platform, the role of the UN must be strengthened, and its authority must be maintained. For this reason, China fully supports the work of the UN and fulfills its responsibilities as a major country.
Issues Concerning the Postponement of the Seventh LegCo Election
The decision gives a precious opportunity to members of the ‘opposition parties’ to reflect on their responsibilities and act, not with the purpose of simply opposing the Government, but making constructive proposals and suggestions for the best interest of the city and the people within it.
What is Shinzo Abe’s Legacy in the Asian Pacific?
The resignation of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe last week due to illness was a shock to many. After eight years in office, what legacy has he left in the Asian-Pacific region, and what challenges lay ahead for his successor?
Why European Countries Oppose US on Iran Nuclear Issue
EU is opposed to the U.S. not only on the Iran nuclear issue but also on a variety of issues, including U.S. withdrawal from UNESCO, quitting climate change agreement and quitting WHO.
Can Latest Trade-Talks Calm Down China-US Tensions?
The latest trade phone call between China and the US followed a month of small but significant cooperation between the two sides after months of increased tensions. But will it be help facilitate progress in other areas in their relationship, or will they simply return to form?
