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The Civil Code Offers Strong New Data Protection Rules
As a codified piece of legislation, the comprehensive Civil Code provides clear-cut guidance concerning what constitutes an infringement of personal information.
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First Supply Chain Expo Looks to Bolster Global Supply Chains
China is holding its first China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE) in Beijing from Nov. 28 to Dec. 2 under the theme...
US Bias on China’s Maritime Claims in South China Sea
The American statement on the maritime claims regarding the South China Sea not only portends more worrying external interference in the region, but also unwisely misleads other littoral countries in the South China Sea to distrust and even antagonize a neighboring giant country.
Why I’m Happy to Have Left America
In America, a lot of places are open, but there’s not much you can actually do if you are a rational person who pays attention to the news.
British Response to HK National Security Law ‘Hypocritical’
Boris Johnson’s government should concentrate on doing what the majority of people want, according to recent YouGov public opinion polls – namely, maintaining good relations between Britain and China.
Changes in General Education Curriculum in Chinese Universities
In China, the 11th Five-Year Plan (2006-2010) called for the emergence of an innovative society, with heavy and repeated usage of terminologies like “independent innovation” and “abundant human capital” to illustrate the nation’s development directions.
Multinationals Favor China as World Economy Begins to Revive
China has been the world’s factory for almost 30 years. With its steady economic growth and stability, the huge opportunities and development potentials will continue to make it the most attractive destination for multinationals.
A New Chapter in China-Arab Relations
The CASCF has witnessed the development of China-Arab relations over the past decade and a half, served as a mechanism to promote growth, and will facilitate the ongoing development of relations between the two sides toward a better future.
China and the EU: Cooperation is Possible
China and the EU cannot agree on everything but they are able to accommodate different interests and proceed together.
New National Security Law in HK: Tough Yet With a Human Face
The Law has teeth in handling national security issues. Nevertheless, it has also a human face, attentive to the human rights and freedoms of Hong Kong residents guaranteed by the Basic Law.
How Can Tourism Recover from the Ravages of COVID-19?
Tourism can rebound, but it needs a sustained and well-targeted policy. Since it is easier to convince domestic tourists to start visiting places of their choice, countries should first revive the local industry before attracting foreign tourists.
Beijing’s Response to Latest COVID-19 Cases Swift and Vigorous
Beijing’s swift response to its outbreak, which is highly likely successful, should be of interest to other local authorities around the world.
Governments must enforce mask rules
When real lives are at stake, people have a duty. And when the people don’t uphold their duty, it is the duty of the government to make sure they do.