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From Humble Beginnings Come Great Things
The road has often been quite arduous and posed tremendous difficulties on the path to modernization. But the Party has proven that it can–and will–persist.
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...
‘Lab Leak,’ a Politically Poisoned Theory
Allowing “competition” to dominate Sino-U.S. ties is a mistake that will only lead to confrontation and possibly conflict.
What South African Scholars and Officials Think About CPC?
Its greatest strength comes from its people. The people will never let the Party down.
B3W: America’s ‘Make the World Great Again’ Fantasy
Whatever B3W accomplishes, it’s unlikely to contribute significantly to America’s new containment strategy, and unlikely to help those it claims it will save.
The Spying Scandal and Transatlantic Ties
In the long run, if major European powers do not take decisive measures to rebuild the supervision of their own intelligence agencies and cut off external interference, the U.S. intelligence espionage network against European leaders and civilians will continue to operate.
Sino-European Cooperation Matters
Disagreements with China are nothing new and can occasionally intensify during turbulent times. When the dust settles, prudent politicians are expected to offer foresight amid uncertainty.
A Decade of Dramatic Growth of China-Europe Cargo Rail Service
Increasing economic ties between Asia and Europe will be an irreversible trend on the world economic stage in decades to come.
The Real Picture of Xinjiang
By making unsubstantiated claims, the U.S. Government is seriously undermining its own authority and credibility to revive its role as a global leader.
Socialist Market Economy and Rational Macro Controls
China has been able to develop and implement a rational regime of macro controls in ways that have been used to better manage national development in an overall socialist way, along a path toward greater socialism.
The Human Side of Poverty Alleviation
Poverty alleviation is here to stay—not only is it sustainable, but it is imperative that it is sustained. It is cost-effective because the short-term economic costs are offset by a long-term growth in local, regional and ultimately national economy.
China Is Pushing the Utilization of Clean Energy Resources to Reduce Emissions
Apart from nuclear energy, the country is developing a variety of new energy sources to replace as much of its current fossil-based energy supply as possible.
Human Rights, U.S. Hypocrisy
The desired goal is to achieve a comprehensive, just and lasting peace on the basis of the “two-state solution” that guarantees the establishment of an independent Palestinian state on the basis of 1967 borders, with East Jerusalem as its capital.