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Ramp up Aid for Tonga
Disasters are a product of the world we live in, but how we deal with them, mitigate their impacts, and move forward is what counts.
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Progress Towards a Mutually Beneficial China-U.S. Trade Framework
China and the United States concluded a two-day round of trade talks in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on October 26, achieving...
Confrontation Will Backfire
Washington must change its ways and drop the mindset if Americans are to have a future worth looking forward to. Its present path of hegemony and confrontation will inevitably lead to bleak prospects as the trajectories of past empires have demonstrated all too clearly.
A Better Way Forward for the Middle East
For both parties, it is about facilitating a future path to sustained growth, establishing a partnership that transcends culture, religion, and ideology alike, and one which moves them away from the ‘oil for security’ paradigm.
Righting the Ship
With the restoring of order in Kazakhstan, economic issues and its people’s livelihood will become the government’s top priority. Cooperation with China will help the country address its most pressing development challenges.
P5 Rules out Nuclear War Despite Rising Global Tensions
The U.S. irresponsibly left the JCPOA during Trump’s time in office, has since imposed sanctions against Iran, and is still stalling on reviving the deal in ongoing multilateral talks in Vienna, Austria.
The US Should Return to the Iran Deal
America’s problem with Iran is not, in fact, about nuclear weapons. Instead, it is a question of regional hegemony, that is, ‘who dominates the Middle East.’
Did 2021 Mark the Year of Boris Johnson’s Unraveling?
The Conservative Party now sits considerably behind the Labour Party in the polls, its worst scoring in years, while the Prime Minister faces ever-growing discontent from his backbenches.
Warming Up for Winter Olympics
Several African countries are currently working to convince dual nationals to represent their countries, while developing appropriate spaces for the practice of these winter sports. The hope is to have a massive presence of African athletes at the Winter Olympics.
China Continues Reform and Opening Up to Further Integrate with the Global Economy
Despite challenges of the pandemic, China has continued to reform and open up its path of greater integration and connection into the global economy, while creating a modern, dynamic, and professional system at home.
China-Europe-America Collaboration Essential for Global Carbon Neutrality
When China, Europe and the U.S. work together, they can solve the most complex problems and contribute to the advancement of humankind.
China Looks to Economic Stability for Long-Term Gains
In the face of global economic headwinds, China has continued to manage its economy with caution and prudence, in order to pursue balanced growth and long-term gains.
A New Vision for Human Rights
Putting the population first and taking its longing for a better life as the goal is the responsibility of all countries.