In the next few years, it is almost unlikely to expect more meaningful results in dialogue and negotiations between the US and the DPRK, and we can’t expect South Korea-DPRK reconciliation and cooperation to maintain the current momentum.
China will continue to innovate and improve its macro-control policies to offset external uncertainties and strive to keep economic growth within a reasonable range, Premier Li Keqiang said when presiding over a meeting on Jan 15, attended by scholars and entrepreneurs on a draft version of the government work report. In recent years, there have been increasing voices claiming that China’s economic growth has already peaked after several years of rapid growth. There are also many factors pointing towards a range of risks set to appear in the near future. In addition, several new problems have emerged in the development of China’s economy both before and after the US-China trade war began. Confronted with the pressure of an economic downturn, what form will China’s future economic development take? And what is the driving force behind China’s sustained economic development? The Development of China’s Economy in 2018 On the one hand, China’s economy improved in terms of stability in 2018: profits across various industries and companies maintained a rather high rate of growth, while some industries with high profit growth drove the recovery of manufacturing investments. At the same time, signs of overheating in the real estate market have been alleviated. On the other hand, China’s economy has been affected by factors including household debt accumulation, widening income gaps and the […]
Actually, if China doesn’t build infrastructure in these countries, no other countries will.
History has also shown that the normalization of Sino-U.S. relations is good for both countries as well as the world.
The clock of national reunification is ticking, and it is becoming more urgent.
“The Belt and Road might see the development of a framework or structure. But at the moment, it is really early days. So it is hard to be clear about what it really means.”
This seems to be a legal issue, but its solution has nothing to do with the law.
It won high recognition from the leaders at the summit and attracted wide attention from the international community.
It is clear that India once again plays a balancing act at the G20 summit. The question is how long it can continue this balancing act against the backdrop of increasingly fierce geopolitical competitions.
On November 26, Xinhua News Agency published an official report on the development of China’s third aircraft carrier. Aircraft carriers are one of the most powerful weapons in today’s modern navy. They are not only a take-off and landing platform for aircraft, but also a fleet data collection and command and control center. For any country, the aircraft carrier is a symbol of its comprehensive national strength. China’s first aircraft carrier Liaoning has been officially commissioned and sea trials of the second carrier have been successfully launched. Now the third aircraft carrier has come into the spotlight, drawing the world’s attention. An aircraft carrier is the dream of soldiers across generations On November 11, 1940, the carrier-based air force of the British Navy’s Mediterranean Fleet attacked the Italian naval base Taranto. Since this major victory, mankind has witnessed Pacific War, Attack on Pearl Harbor, Battle of Midway, Falkland Islands War (Malvinas War), Gulf War, Iraq War, Libya War, Afghanistan War and Syria War, where aircraft carriers have played a significant role. During the 1996 general elections in Taiwan, the US aircraft carrier strike groups swaggered through the Taiwan Strait in support of those who advocated independence of Taiwan. The Chinese navy, at that time, was unable to resist US intervention and defend its national sovereignty due to lack of long-range […]
Although some White House officials are playing down the likelihood of the meeting producing a positive outcome, Trump appears to have toned down his intransigence and cracked the door open to a possible deal.
A growing chorus of hyperbolic commentary in the region describes the Pacific as a battleground for influence between China and Australia. It doesn’t have to be this way.
