Shared Responsibilities for a Better World
The responsibility of the Chinese and European leadership is to work together to stabilize the situation and prevent new worldwide crises. Competition can be managed as long as there is common will.
The responsibility of the Chinese and European leadership is to work together to stabilize the situation and prevent new worldwide crises. Competition can be managed as long as there is common will.
According to the World Values Survey, 13% of Americans often or sometimes ‘feel unsafe from crime in your own home,’ higher than China, South Korea, Singapore, Germany, Japan, Canada, and many other countries.
What is freedom worth if there is no guarantee of life or protection? Ultimately, the U.S. is using talk of human rights and its own mythology of exceptionalism as a cover for its agenda of seeking hegemony.
Western media outlets have always hailed their integrity, impartiality, professionalism and commitment to the industry code of conduct. But practice on the ground reveals that they are paying lip service and have sunk into the quagmire of misinformation, lies and bias.
China and the EU do not envisage a world where their differences would cease to exist. What they are striving to achieve is a framework of common understanding that will allow synergies towards common prosperity.
One of the fundamental elements behind the unprecedented increase of China’s GDP is the investment its government has poured into education, leading a significant number of higher education bodies to rank among the world’s most renowned institutions.
In the Russia-Ukraine conflict, not yielding to American demands is the choice of both China and India.
Anti-Russia Cold War passions and prejudices are being stoked by the media and politicians, leaving many people in Britain under the illusion that Russia’s aim is to control much of Eastern Europe, if not the whole continent.
Given the global circumstances of uncertainties that are interrupting trade and business, the implementation of the upgraded protocol reflects the determination of China and New Zealand to support multilateralism and free trade through practical actions.
Muslim countries see their relations with China as a strategic bond to promote their stability, security and economic development.
Casting aside prejudice and differences, Asian economies’ joining forces not only empowers global recovery, but also helps them catch the huge benefits multilateralism can deliver to each nation, the region and the world.
The U.S. and its Western allies have no right to lecture India and other countries about their national interests or their relationship with Russia.