But if Washington is serious about preserving the dollar’s global stature, it should stop viewing developments in global financial markets with a hostile attitude in general, and definitely stop weaponizing the dollar in particular.
The China model really shows that you can have development with these green ways.
These initiatives underscore China’s commitment to fostering global exchange and mobility, reinforcing its dedication to greater openness as the world’s second largest economy.
Working closely with China under the BRI, the Global South should act to fund its own growth and actively participate in building a global community of shared future.
Through its unique approach to rural road development, China has effectively addressed transport bottlenecks that previously impeded economic growth and people’s incomes, offering valuable insights and solutions for global poverty reduction.
The island of Hainan combines ecological conservation with cultural tourism to build its own calling card.
China’s significant climate contributions, particularly in areas such as emissions reduction and global climate governance, offer a promising approach for COP29, which aims to prioritize the interests of developing nations.
As companies look to reduce their carbon footprint, the green electricity market is growing by leaps and bounds in China.
The ultimate objective of climate finance is to promote low-carbon development and achieve the goals set for nationally determined contributions.
Green transition delivers economic, social, and environmental benefits for a coal-mining hub.
As has often happened in history, the sanctions and restrictions have stimulated new development. This has been the case with the production of the latest semiconductors.
The principle of common but differentiated responsibilities is the cornerstone for strengthening global climate governance.
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