China’s shift from concrete to capabilities is not a break from its development story, but its next chapter—one that deepens the commitment to placing the welfare and potential of its people at the heart of economic planning.
Climate change is not a partisan issue but a global one. The decisions made today will determine the future of generations to come.
As the world seeks solutions to climate change, China’s model is already offering invaluable experience.
Whether you’re a curious traveler seeking adventure, a food lover eager to sample authentic Hunan cuisine, or someone simply looking for inspiration, Changsha awaits you with open arms.
Since the inception of the SCO, China has been a driving force behind our initiatives, providing both strategic vision and tangible support.
Xi’s visit would offer Europe the opportunity to demonstrate the capacity to manage its own interests instead of following Washington’s orders. This could be an opportune time for Europe to stand up.
By leveraging their respective strengths and fostering mutual trust and cooperation, Serbia and China can pave the way for a mutually beneficial and prosperous future partnership.
China’s low inflation, low fiscal deficit, and low government debt make its macroeconomic environment more favorable than that of the U.S. and Europe, allowing China to adopt a wider variety of economic stimulus policies without worrying about inflation.
China will innovate at a faster pace and achieve high-quality growth. New strategies and robust plans will continue to emerge for wider integration at both regional and global levels.
We are confident that in Samarkand we shall witness the birth of a new stage in the life of SCO – the number of its members will grow, and its future agenda will be formed, and this is highly symbolic.
‘Debt trap’ accusation against China is a deliberate attempt to undermine the BRI. Loans from China are used to build infrastructure projects that boost productivity and increase repayment capacity, whereas loans from the West are normally used to cover trade and fiscal deficits at high-interest rates.
As two intimate neighbors, China and Nepal will continue to develop and improve through sustained efforts and cooperation. The U.S. in this context will always be secondary to China.