China and the EU: What to Expect in 2023
As 2023 gets into full swing, both China and the EU seem determined to seize the opportunities at hand.
As 2023 gets into full swing, both China and the EU seem determined to seize the opportunities at hand.
In the coming months, it is likely that China will continue to frame its economic gains as a driving force for global growth and stability and will seek to weather the storm of global turmoil.
Diplomacy must be undertaken today to bring the Ukraine war to an end.
Over the years, China-Africa supply chains have become an important part of the new global supply chain system.
Mechanical and electrical products such as domestically made cars, textile goods including Tibetan tapestry, as well as farm produce are among the most commonly exported goods.
Over the years, China has been promoting a multipolar world with peaceful coexistence as a fundamental pillar among all countries equally.
While China and the EU may disagree on many issues, there is a willingness to talk to each other. Expectations for fruitful consultations, even without leading to a synthesis of opinions, are high in 2023.
China’s steady and vigorous development is an important stabilizing force in today’s turbulent world, nurturing hope for global peace and development.
The understandings reached by the Chinese and Singaporean foreign ministers have set the roadmap for a prosperous and bright future for the two strategic partners.
The ‘Small Technology, Big Harvest’ initiative demonstrates the significance and value of cooperation for the [Global] South, as well as China’s contribution to the growth of Africa and the rest of the world.
China encounters its fair share of obstacles in its efforts to achieve more and better. And the only way out of this conundrum is to push system innovation, i.e., the restructuring of social, economic and technological systems.