How the Coronavirus Situation Changed
The U.S. should have learned from the experience in South Korea and Italy that the virus could cross borders and spread within countries, but they did not and wasted the month of February.
International Networks Can Bring Benefits and Collaboration to the Coronavirus-Torn World
Dismantling global value chains under the myopic guise of punishment, fear of vulnerability, or nationalism would not only be a rejection of the positive benefits of globalization but it would deny a coronavirus-torn world both the spirit and collaborative opportunities that are so desperately needed today.
The Post-Pandemic Slump
It seems that any recovery from the pandemic slump in Europe and the U.S. will be more drawn out, with expansion below the previous trend for many years to come. If so, it will become another chapter in the long depression we experienced over the last ten years.
Scientists of U.S. pharmaceuticals debunk lies spread by U.S. politicians
These are evidences showing that the scientific community in the U.S. has known about the virus almost the same time when the Chinese doctors and scientists discovered it.
China Needs to Prepare for More Challenges Amid Possible Global Recession
China should also speed up the implementation of free trade agreements with major countries and neighboring regions.
Imperative for the U.S. to Look at its Own Shortcomings Rather Than Blaming and Shaming Others
Whether or not we fail to cooperate on trade and security, global warming or COVID-19, the clearest lessons we ought to draw at this moment is that “we have met the enemy and he is us.” It’s not China.
Multilateralism a Beacon for the Future
It comes to no one’s surprise that China is also being publicly targeted.
China-Africa Unity and Joint Fight Against COVID-19 Shall Not Be Undermined
The all-weather partnership between China and Africa, supporting each other, has been tested by all kinds of storm in the history of more than half a century, and it is impossible to plunge into a “crisis” simply because of the poor performance of some media coverage and the ridiculous remarks of some politicians.
Trump Contradicts ‘Opening Up America’ Plan
It is clear that opening up the country is not an easy process even after the spread of coronavirus is brought under control.
Online Teaching: A Prospective Educational Model?
It is still too early to predict how the future of the educational system would look like. Yet, the pandemic has undoubtedly affected the current teaching style in a sweeping manner and given educators around the world ample time and space to think about the alternative educational models.
COVID-19: Why Is Medical System in Metropolises So Vulnerable?
Wuhan was the first to confront the COVID-19 outbreak. Other metropolises like New York and Tokyo are equally vulnerable to the pandemic. It seems that the novel coronavirus is testing the medical capability of all global cities.
Mutual Trust Is Key to Shaping the Next Chapter in China-India Relations
By enhancing mutual trust, focusing on cooperation, managing differences and seeking common development, China and India could chart a new course for the dragon and elephant in the future.
