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Money for War, But Not the Poor
Homelessness and poverty can never be resolved so long as the U.S. is governed by a capital-first economic order which prioritizes war at the expense of the people.
BEIJING REVIEW
Opening Up: From China to the World
"Opening up is a defining feature of Chinese modernization," according to the Resolution of the Central Committee of the...
A Clustered Community
Despite all the great shifts and uncertainties, Asia remains a key driver of global economic growth.
The Lesson from the Catalyst Effect
A market without sufficient competition is unlikely to foster dynamic companies.
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.
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.
Modern Logistics Transforms Life on the Roof of the World
The modernization of Xizang’s logistics system is becoming an increasingly important driver of consumption upgrades, improved living standards, and the strengthening of industrial foundations.
U.S. Regime Change Under Trump 2.0: Empire at a Crossroads
The American empire is coming to a difficult crossroads: either willingly adjust to the reality of a multipolar world where rising Global South countries like Russia and China are influential or wage war until the end.
Will Higher Deficit-to-GDP Ratio Increase Fiscal Risks?
The fundamental reason for China to increase deficit is to promote economic growth by increasing fiscal spending. The expansion of fiscal expenditure is based on a low leverage ratio of government debt.
What to Expect from the 2025 Boao Forum for Asia Annual Conference
The Boao Forum for Asia (BFA), as a high-level platform dedicated to dialogue and cooperation, now stands at a new horizon, where it is charged with both greater expectations and heavier responsibilities.
A Tale of Two Speeches
As the world moves further into an era of geopolitical competition and economic transformation, the stark differences between the leadership styles of China and the U.S. will continue to shape global dynamics.
Creating a Fair and Just Business Environment
For foreign-funded enterprises, as China opens wider to the outside world, it not only provides a huge and growing market, but more importantly, this is a market that is constantly optimized and committed to high-quality development.