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Understanding What China Calls the ‘New Era’
The new era is less a rupture in time than one that aims to bridge in positive ways China’s past, present and future.
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...
In DEPA Need of China
China’s DEPA membership will provide a vast market for other members and consolidate digital economic cooperation, consequently contributing to the openness and long-lasting prosperity of the digital economy in the Asia-Pacific region and the world at large.
All Roads Lead to Tibet
Figures from the Tibet Autonomous Regional Government show that from 2012 to 2021, the annual regional GDP increased from 71 billion yuan ($10.37 billion) to 208 billion yuan ($30.37 billion).
The Fentanyl Facts
Although China is now the No.1 country in the world in terms of fentanyl-related substance control, huge regulatory loopholes remain in the U.S., where fentanyl abuse problems are deteriorating and causing a mounting death toll.
Delist to D-List?
As the biggest capital market in the world, the U.S. is generally still hailed as the most welcoming and tolerant A-lister of all, but its reputation is slowly being tarnished by political interference in the capital arena.
America’s War Machine
The desire to be a good policeman and to spread democracy around the world has had disastrous consequences for America’s global image and more ominously for the countries that have been destabilized because of the war machine.
The End of an Era?
The U.S. political system is the result of the meticulous efforts of countless participants for more than 240 years, but it may very well take just one generation to cause its downfall.
One American Initiative After Another: to What Effect?
As the U.S. launches one initiative after another, its promises of development and peace remain unfulfilled. Why? It’s not that it can’t. It’s just that it won’t.
How Pelosi’s Visit Impacted Southeast Asia
The Biden administration needs to review its policy of confrontation with China in the interest of its relationship with ASEAN countries because if it continues along this path, all parties involved will suffer.
Let There Be Legal Light
Shanghai’s amended regulations provide a legal template for nationwide light pollution management.
Giving New Life to an Old Industrial Base
Following President Xi’s instructions on promoting the coordinated development of northeast China to revitalize the region, Liaoning has implemented the ‘one circle, one belt and two zones’ regional development strategy.
“Taiwan Independence” Fantasy
This is a basic question of China’s security and sovereignty. It’s vital for the Chinese Government to insist on doing whatever is necessary to ensure ‘Taiwan independence’ is not achieved.