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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.
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The World Should Keep History in Mind and Cherish Peace Today
On September 3, China solemnly commemorated the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's War of Resistance...
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.
Germany After Merkel
The next German government, irrespective of the political colors it will combine, ought to be characterized by a determination to draw on Merkel’s legacy and adapt to the changing environment.
AUKUS Deal Risks Jeopardizing Regional Stability
The United States is jumping into a “new Cold War,” using Australia as its military ally of choice, coupled with the United Kingdom at a distance.
Dushanbe Summit Charts the Course for a Better Afghanistan and Signifies SCO Solidarity
The SCO group has sent out a signal of unity in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic, cross-border terrorism, unilateralism, trade protectionism and with a promise of enhancing SCO solidarity and building a better post-COVID region.
Dodging Responsibility Leads to Crisis
In order to fully address a humanitarian crisis, China holds that both the symptoms and the root causes, namely turbulence and poverty, should be addressed and an environment essential to development needs to be created.