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Hopes on the Beijing Bourse
SMEs will inject new vitality into the Chinese economy, both helping to cushion the negative impact from the ravaging pandemic and serve China’s long-term economic growth.
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...
Restructuring Social Wealth Distribution
Common prosperity is not tantamount to the equal distribution of social wealth, but it does intend for the rational redistribution of an ever-rising total social wealth that meets the population’s needs.
Anti-Virus Cooperation Is a Must
Engaging with the rest of world and turning to science-based origin tracing is the best option currently on the U.S. Government’s table.
‘Draconian’ Is a Lazy, Mean-Spirited, Spiteful Description of How China Dealt with COVID-19
Although we were frightened, we also knew that we were strangely at the epicenter of the epidemic but we were safe because the Chinese response was so effective.
Dodging Responsibility Leads to Crisis
In order to fully address a humanitarian crisis, China holds that both the symptoms and the root causes, namely turbulence and poverty, should be addressed and an environment essential to development needs to be created.
The Future of BRICS
In the current domestic and global framework, the strengthening of bilateral engagements among the five BRICS countries expands the options for the group to act.
Libyan Conciliation
Only when the fate of the nation is placed in the hands of the Libyan people, backed by foreign aid with no political strings attached, can it achieve any real form of reconciliation.
America’s Promise to Iraqis Turns Out to Be Just Lip Service
The U.S.-led transformation has failed to accelerate the reform of Middle East countries and instead led to a resurgence of radical religions in the region and undermined the process of political modernization.
Bush to Biden: Two Decades of U.S. Failure in the Middle East
The strategic importance of this region determines that the U.S. will not really withdraw. The retrenchment will be a long-term process of trial and error, during which policy confusions, contradictions, repetitions, and so on, are inevitable.
How to Eradicate Extreme Poverty
As for China itself, the battle against poverty is not yet over. The next steps are to reduce relative poverty and inequality, vitalize central and western rural areas, and bridge the urban-rural gap.
Is an Ideological Clash a Self-Fulfilling Prophecy?
The much hyped ideological clash is nothing but a convenient propaganda tool in America’s toolbox to further alienate China from the world.
The Paralympic Games Are More Than Just Sports
The games provide an opportunity for people with disabilities to show their resilience and optimism and also serve as a call for more awareness and understanding of the more disadvantaged group in our global society.