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The West vs. the Rest?
China is building the norms and the global infrastructure, figuratively and in concrete and steel, for a new multilateral order based on peaceful cooperation and shared prosperity.
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China’s Central Economic Work Conference Charts Path for Sustained Growth
China's economy has demonstrated remarkable resilience in 2025, and is set to achieve official targets despite persistent...
A Disruptive and Damaging In-House Dynamic
Within the Sino-American relationship, U.S. Congress is no longer just a disturbing factor, but has been transformed into a disruptive, damaging force.
America’s Never Ending Eavesdropping Scandals
Now it is 2023, and the potential for another scandal looms large over Washington.
Turning Trash into Treasure
Against the backdrop of achieving carbon peaking and carbon neutrality goals, waste recycling and reusing has become an effective way for green development of agriculture in China.
China-EU Relations: Cooperation Outweighs Differences
Marking the 20th anniversary of the establishment of their comprehensive strategic partnership, China and Europe have a lot to do in 2023, building up trust and working together to boost global economic recovery and resolve crises.
Biden Offers No Anchor to a Sinking U.S. Hegemony
Instead of pointing the finger elsewhere, the U.S. must take a long look in the mirror and begin resolving the historic contradictions of a system that weaponizes democracy for the sake of hegemony and economic domination.
Lula’s Visit to China and the Closer Sino-Brazilian Partnership
In an international political environment of growing tensions, the meeting of Presidents Lula and Xi Jinping in Beijing represents an effort focused on dialogue and South-South cooperation.
New Momentum in Sino-European Relations
The Sino-European partnership is multifaceted and characterized by a dynamic interplay of agreements and disagreements. The more China and Europe engage with each other, the better.
Europe Needs to Make the Right Choices in Its Relationship with China
European countries must therefore push to conduct their foreign policies with China independently, free of third-party interference, and with a view to the continent’s long-term interests.
Understanding China’s Democracy
The Western critics need to objectively understand the system of a socialist democracy. Other developing countries also have a lot to learn from China’s democratic norms and its governance system.
A New Starting Point for China-EU Relations
In the post-pandemic era, it is the first time that Macron and Ursula von der Leyen have paid a visit to China, through which the China-EU relations are expected to make a new breakthrough and progress.