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When It Comes to COVID-19, Science Matters
China’s ability to rapidly control and contain outbreaks goes contrary to the Western narrative, and has brought economic stability and certainty to the country and its markets.
COVID-19 Pandemic
Worst of COVID Is Over But Worst of Anti-China Feelings Are Not
Three years ago - almost to the day - America truly began grappling with the COVID virus. Whether they were university...
Coronavirus Surges Again in Europe, Is the US Next?
Now indicators suggest COVID-19 may already be on the rise in the U.S., too.
BRI Broadens Scope
From physical infrastructure, cooperation is expanding into digital and health sectors.
Have Western Democracies Caught COVID-19?
If Western democrats better understood China, they would realize that by working together the whole world could achieve common prosperity, prosperity for all.
The Many Faces of the Pandemic
It is not only a global health crisis, but also a catalyst for reimagining the way we live going forward. We should not fall captive to sorrow, but make positive changes for the benefit of humanity.
A Pivot in Recovery
An RCEP member, China is to further open up to the outside world and increase its imports and exports, rendering itself even more vital to the world economy.
UK Gives up Fight Against COVID-19 amid PM Scandal
Getting rid of mask mandates ‘is a reminder of what this country can accomplish when we all work together.’ Imagine what they could have accomplished if their Prime Minister was working with them.
Opposite Paths, Opposite Outcomes
China contained the outbreak because it had to, because it could, and because its people wanted to.
Anarchy and the Selfish Virus
The pandemic has demonstrated that the international anarchy favouring selfishness by states and profit maximisation by companies results in unnecessary deaths and a failure adequately to resolve global problems.
Will We Recover from the Pandemic in 2022? Without Action, We Won’t
Ultimately, this is not about which country wins or loses; it is not about ‘political influence’ or ‘power blocs’ – it is about building up global resources and capacity to offset the impact of the pandemic in a collaborative way.
Will Omicron Be the End of Europe?
If the incapacity of European governments to cope with the growing protests continues, and they cannot alter economic systems significantly or promptly resolve social problems, the future of Europe may be in jeopardy.