China’s Economic Growth Shows Why ‘Decoupling’ Is a Bad Idea
It must be understood that openness, and not confrontation, is what can drive a global recovery and return to normality.
It must be understood that openness, and not confrontation, is what can drive a global recovery and return to normality.
With the continued recovery of supply and production chains, China-Africa cooperation is expected to quickly return to its peak.
The potential for dynamic changes, whether that means a conflict or a sudden refusal of a future American administration to uphold its side of the defense treaty, is increasing.
Ideological thinking and projection clouds the fact that rule of law, stability and order are as desirable in China as it is in America itself.
In many ways, America’s problems are only just beginning, and the Biden administration is going to be a bumpy ride.
A world without dialogue is a universe of darkness. If people don’t get together and share views and exchange ideas, they remain unaware, ignorant, and unconscious.
China and the EU do not agree on everything. However, they have shown the capacity for making steps in unison via continuing their dialogue.
In the coming years one should continue to expect an underlying stability to continue to drive EU-China relations. This is a relationship that will continue to be driven by cautious, rational and cool diplomacy, rather than turn into aggravated hostility.
China was at forefront in the efforts to clinch the Paris Agreement, and is committed to fulfilling its pledges to address climate change and helping and mobilizing more countries to take actions to protect our shared home.
As the popularity of MOOCs increases and the success of platforms starts to demonstrate to the world, more and more universities will offer MOOCs and a greater number of Chinese platforms will also emerge and compete with one another.
The treating of China as a scapegoat for ill-discipline within government and society has created an enormous level of complacency which has led to the virus not coming and going quickly.
The coronavirus crisis dramatically confirms that there is, indeed, a world community in which humanity shares a common future.