Report: China Is Opening up More to the World
Openness promotes economic development; open economies can specialize and trade with each other.
Openness promotes economic development; open economies can specialize and trade with each other.
American politics is not so much a system for change or the voice of the people as it is a means to consolidate the status quo to preserve certain interests. But as people’s patience and tolerance of it wears thin, the constitutional order of the U.S. will be subject to more and more tests in the years to come.
Trump activists are attempting a new kind of neo-colonialism whereby DC-funded political professionals try to enact their corporatist will on foreign countries.
America’s twin passions of unrestricted access to guns and shameless social media provocation are hence united in a truly depraved trend.
Having pursued the path of Brexit and having chosen an aggressive response to the crisis in Ukraine, Britain simply cannot afford any more saber rattling in its economic outlook and must seek to moderate its respective positions.
It is pleasing to see the expanded scope and intensity of the development of green financing in China, which allows for more robust and rapid long-term development in the future.
Germany and China will both benefit from each other if the two sides continue to engage in open dialogue and pursue pragmatic cooperation.
Although we face many difficulties in the world today, there should be little doubt that China will weather the storm and keep moving forwards.
The last 10 years prove that, despite the yearly predictions of imminent economic or political collapse and the best efforts of those who fear China’s rise, China has a resilient and focused system that won’t be easily derailed.
China’s people-centered development philosophy not only improves livelihoods but also brings social stability, thus offering a favorable setting that allows a society to achieve quick economic progress and prosperity.
It is questionable whether the new King Charles III can reverse what has been a long but small decline in the popularity of the monarchy.
China has already come a long way in preserving its cultural – both tangible and intangible – heritage in recent years. The country has proven its mettle in transforming cultural heritage into an effective tool for socio-economic development.