Just as China said there is no change in its commitment to developing ties with Germany, which includes no change in China’s sincere wish for closer cooperation with Germany, and there has been no change in China’s conviction that both countries can make a great difference together.
Attempting to split, isolate, and erect behaviors throughout the region of Asia poses a critical threat toward longstanding growth, prosperity, and regional cooperation.
We must resist panic, remain optimistic, and build a sense that our future lies not in the hands of fate, but in our hands. We need to have the confidence that we have the power to directly impact our future by taking appropriate action today.
China and Greece continue to intensify their dialog and look to new synergies in the years to come. Their cultural proximity, as they both represent ancient civilizations, functions as an advantage that drives multifaceted conversations.
While a slump is to be expected in the short-term, attention should be paid to the strength and speed of the rebound and how Shanghai and China as a whole return to a normal trajectory.
The new Labor government will not be as rhetorically provocative toward China as its predecessors were. This gives China-Australia relations the opportunity to not perhaps warm per se, but certainly stabilize and start functioning again in an orderly manner.
It’s not President Biden’s fault the pandemic made it more difficult to get products into ports. But it is his fault that American tariffs made it much, much harder.
The United States believes it can dictate the future of a region while exempting itself from making serious economic commitments in the name of self-interest. That’s not how things work.
Time and time again, racist narratives have led to murderous plots. What is the U.S. doing to stop it?
Although America is once again mourning its latest gun tragedy, there are few expectations or hopes for change, and it is only a matter of time before history inevitably repeats itself.
More cans of worms may also be opened through the ‘precedents’ such a ruling may set, especially in relation to the rights of others.
When the Supreme Court ignores the law, tramples individual human rights, and makes arbitrary judgments based on its justices’ political and religious beliefs, it has no such grounds to complain about anyone undermining its authority.
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