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China, the UN, and the Global Opportunity for Partnerships & Progress
China is a country of great promise and global leadership for the acceleration of the SDGs.
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Does the GameStop Saga Represent Populism in US?
The workings of America's financial markets are complex and barely understood by most Americans.
The performance of the...
Multilateralism Key to Tackling Global Challenges
China has proved with its actions that it is resolute in pursuing global cooperation which is needed to achieve economic prosperity for the entire international community.
Devil is in the details: A new stockpile for Ebola vaccines
For a sustainable future, African countries need to be able to purchase a fairly priced and truly affordable vaccine for Ebola to protect against a repeat of the terrible loss of lives in the outbreak in West Africa in 2014-2016.
China is Doing Its Best Combating a Prominent Threat–Global Warming
Without any doubt, the planet will keep warming in this century. The thing that perplexes climate scientists is how much the temperature will rise by 2100.
Trumpism Proving a Hard Habit to Break for New President Biden
Despite his promise to deviate from the policies of his predecessor, Biden seems content to only deviate from the method rather than the spirit of Trump’s policy on China.
Is South Korea Being Dragged into Conflicts by US?
The potential for dynamic changes, whether that means a conflict or a sudden refusal of a future American administration to uphold its side of the defense treaty, is increasing.
Trade Deal with EU is Far from Enough to Tackle UK’s Post-Brexit Challenges
Access to the European market can be restricted if Britain deviates too far from its regulations.
Trump Is Merely a Symptom Not Cause of America’s Problems
In many ways, America’s problems are only just beginning, and the Biden administration is going to be a bumpy ride.
Six Lessons for the International Community to Take
As we move into the new year with cautious optimism while still facing lingering challenges from 2020, the annus horribilis, and prepare for other challenges, including global warming and those that have not yet emerged but surely will, here are six intersecting lessons to consider as we continue containment and recovery efforts.
Year-Ender: Why There’s Reason for Optimism in 2021
As the year of 2020 is going to be the past, all people should look forward to a better year to come.
Revelations of an “Unprecedented Year”
The COVID-19 pandemic has laid bare deep and dangerous divisions. But it is not too late to change.
‘China Blame Game’ Offers No Real Solution for COVID-19 Chaos in UK
The treating of China as a scapegoat for ill-discipline within government and society has created an enormous level of complacency which has led to the virus not coming and going quickly.