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Much Needs to Be Done to Rebuild Dialogue, Communication and Trust Between Europe and China
We need to try to find platforms and mechanisms to work together to enable people to have open, constructive, and frank dialogues with each other.
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Washington’s Misguided War on Chinese Shipbuilding
The Trump administration's decision to slap port fees on Chinese-built or operated vessels is being touted as a bold move to...
A Clustered Community
Despite all the great shifts and uncertainties, Asia remains a key driver of global economic growth.
How the Belt and Road Is Driving the Global South’s Development
The Belt and Road Initiative is now driving a broader economic and social transformation, empowering nations in the Global South to industrialize and modernize in coordination with China.
A Powerful Transformer
The rapid development of AI is unlocking new opportunities across industries and driving innovation.
The Lesson from the Catalyst Effect
A market without sufficient competition is unlikely to foster dynamic companies.
Europe: To Be Or Not to Be?
Unless the continent reaches a political union, it is unlikely to become a true major geopolitical actor.
China’s New Economic Drivers Are Opportunities to Europe
There are a lot of opportunities for European companies in these quite new industries, as well as in more traditional industries such as automotive, energy, hospitality, and healthcare.
Shared Aspirations for Modernization
With the continued advancement of the BRI, Xinjiang is set to become a crucial bridge for strengthening Sino-Arab ties and a key platform for fostering mutual trust and cooperation.
China Development Forum 2025 Charts a Fresh Blueprint of Win-Win Cooperation
From manufacturing, finance to services, the international business community leaders and new forces have gathered in Beijing.
Kenya Motor Industry Boost
Chinese automakers help to drive Kenya’s industrial and employment growth.
From Serfdom to Freedom
‘Before the democratic reform, the wealthy had supreme power whereas the poor people had no political rights. It’s the reform that granted us political rights and we are now free to speak our minds without fearing the wealthy.’
Lawmakers Set to Refine Regulations for a Thriving Economic Future in the GBA
‘Looking ahead, I believe that in 10-20 years, we may have a unified GBA lawyer team, enhancing regional legal services and building an internationally competitive system,’ said Thomas So Shiu-tsung, former president of the Law Society of Hong Kong.