Editor's Pick
May-7-2024
- People-to-people exchanges tighten China-Europe bond
- The EU seeks to keep cultural exchanges open with the Chinese people as an essential means to maintain bilateral links and provide a favorable environment for cooperation.
May-6-2024
- US clings to exceptionalism, hindering cooperation with China
- Pressing global crises demand U.S.-China cooperation, but America's adherence to exceptionalism prevents the two powers from effectively working together, a stance with potentially disastrous consequences for the U.S. economy.
April-29-2024
- US latest Section 301 investigation a repeated mistake
- The petition for the Section 301 investigation initiated by the United States into China's maritime, logistics, and shipbuilding sectors is filled with unfounded accusations.
April-29-2024
- Investing in China is a superior option for multinationals
- China's pursuit of high-quality development and its cultivation of new quality productive forces will open up numerous business opportunities for multinationals.
April-29-2024
- Fallacies and facts about China's 'overcapacity'
- Recent claims from some Western countries labeling China as having "overcapacity" lack substance and coherence. Upon closer examination, the following facts debunk such rhetoric and reveal the truth.
April-23-2024
- Robust start of China's economy boosts global economic prospects
- The continued rebound of the Chinese economy is an important positive factor for the world economy.
April-22-2024
- Policies can create growth momentum
- To continue to attract foreign capital to propel China's manufacturing drive, there needs to be greater policy predictability in the country's regulatory environment, particularly for private enterprises.
April-21-2024
- China's growth offers opportunities to Europe
- Europe would do well to recognize the opportunities for cooperation arising from China's domestic and global initiatives.
April-21-2024
- Overcapacity accusation is economic coercion and bullying
- Accusations of "overcapacity" have become a recurring trend in the international trade arena, often wielded as weapons by those seeking to gain a competitive edge.
April-19-2024
- The summit of US, Japan and Philippines: A step closer to new Cold War
- The Asia-Pacific needs an architecture for peace not a securitized architecture for war.
