China-LAC teamwork has become an important force in the global economy. Their economic and trade cooperation has shown strong resilience despite the battering given by the COVID-19 pandemic.
This brings us to the great irony of its democracy summit: The fundamental purpose appears to be reasserting hegemony over erstwhile allies and then aligning them as a global front against China.
What individual Americans seem to want is not being given to them by their elected representatives.
From a broader viewpoint, China, based on the concept of building a community with a shared future for humanity, has put forward the idea of creating a new type of major-country relationship, which provides a solution to the current multilateral economic and trade predicaments.
The likely return of the U.S. to the nuclear deal would not be meaningful unless guarantees are presented to prevent the recurrence of the bitter experiences of the past and Iran’s trade partners can confidently enter into a long-term economic engagement with Iran free from concerns.
Thanks to the economic heavyweight that is Eurasia, new outlines stemming from the ASEM Summit are expected to have a positive outcome across the globe.
The US designs behind this Summit indicate that the world still has to suffer the outcomes of the US headship’s and the American establishment’s absurd ideas to divide and rule the world with an ambition to make the White House an office of the Emperor of the world.
All 50 aid projects in Africa announced by China in six areas, including industrial promotion, healthcare, peace and security, green development, trade promotion and people-to-people exchanges, will be completed soon.
China and Africa should stick to teamwork as they fight the pandemic, deepen pragmatic cooperation, promote green development, and safeguard equity and justice.
The so-called ‘Taiwan representation’ issue hyped up by some media organizations and countries is their attempt to create the ‘two Chinas’ or ‘one China, one Taiwan’ discourse.
The whole-process people’s democracy is a form of Chinese-style democratic governance and praxis, facilitating the modernization of the national governance system and its general capabilities.
The great rejuvenation that China has been pursuing is not aimed at dominating the world, but more at making possible the impossible in the fields of economy, science, technology, culture and improving people’s living standards.
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