China’s decision to join COVAX is a significant move in the global fight against COVID-19. But with the initiative still yet to gain the support of the US and Russia, and countries still unilaterally ordering vaccines in their millions, vaccine nationalism continues to threaten the program’s work.
Due to the many travel restrictions in place urging citizens to avoid unnecessary international travel, a surge in domestic tourism looks set to become one of the biggest trends for the post-pandemic economy.
Encouraging commuters to return to work while a pandemic rages-on is an almost impossible task, but as countries that have dealt with the virus well have shown, it can be done.
Recent policy changes firmly point to a ‘reset’ in the UK-China relationship, and an abandonment of the positivity that defined both Cameron and Theresa May’s tenures. But the question for Johnson now is whether such a reset is still in Britain’s best interests?
600 million trips are expected to be made during China’s “Golden Week” holiday season, with its tourism sector expecting to rebound dramatically. But just what kind of impact will the COVID pandemic have on Chinese travelling habits?
The pressure is on for China to deliver on its promise to become carbon neutral by 2060, but how will the country deliver on such an ambitious proposal?
Ant Group cited geopolitical tensions between China and the United States as a key factor in its decision to choose Chinese Exchanges over Wall Street.
Our planet will be better if all of us are committed to reducing food waste, and no matter how big or small the person or society is, everyone can play their part.
Disney’s Mulan shows us that while not perfect, international audiences are interested in Chinese stories.
The return of CIFTIS therefore marks an important step in the country’s return to normality, allowing both businesses and government officials to return to matters predating COVID-19, continuing to open-up its economy to the rest of the world.
Almost all leaders have argued that in responding to the pandemic, it is necessary to ‘strike the right balance’ between protecting public health and the economy. The Wuhan Pool Party has shown however, that only a society which has eradicated Covid-19 can hope to rebuild their economy.
Although China is not the only country to struggle with food waste, its enormous population means that this waste is equal to feeding 30 to 50 million people annually.
