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Cause of France-US Dispute Runs Deeper
The departure of the U.K. from the EU helped open the way for France to take charge, and the chaos of American foreign policy during Trump’s term convinced France and the EU to keep its distance.
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2025 Summer Davos Underscores Global Cooperation with China in Emerging and Future Industries
The 16th Annual Meeting of the New Champions, also known as the 2025 Summer Davos, was held in north China's Tianjin...
Firing Up the Industry
Despite the health crisis, the global economic recession, trade protectionism, and African debt, Chinese businesses remain hopeful and eager to invest in Africa.
Flagship Species and Medicinal Plants in Green Mountains
Leveraging consumer affection for ‘flagship species’ alongside successful models of sustainable use, conservation, and restoration will inspire and inform the 2050 vision of the Convention on Biological Diversity.
Preserving Biodiversity, an Urgent Demanding Task
The concepts of biodiversity and climate should be embedded in every decision we make regarding our development in the coming years.
Higher Education Forever Changed in a Post-COVID-19 World
With fewer students attending in-person there is also less focus on facilities and more on digital infrastructure.
The Legacy of Merkel and a New Era of Germany
It is accordingly ‘who’ the eventual coalition will consist of that will determine the path that Germany takes.
Afghanistan’s Continuing Agony and the Remaking of History
If transparent, accountable and sustainable international cooperation is not forged, the remaining months of 2021 will witness a humanitarian crisis on a scale that will transcend the tragic events in Syria and Yemen during the last decade.
New Dimensions of Peacekeeping
China’s contribution extends from being just a personnel and funding supplier.
China-CELAC Solidarity Stays Strong
The close economic and trade ties between China and CELAC countries can help accumulate flexibility in their cooperation to withstand any negative impacts from changes in either the regional political landscape or the international environment.
China’s Pledge to Promote Global Transition to Clean Energy
To stop climate change is a daunting challenge, but it is a decision the world has to undertake collectively.
Zimbabwe’s Agricultural Sector Boosted by China-Assisted Training
‘I was one of the first woman from Chiredzi to be selected for this program and getting trained was the best decision I have ever made.’
A Correct Understanding of China Matters
Rather than blaming China for its own problems, the U.S. should begin looking to China as a partner in solving them.