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No NHL Players in the Olympics? Ignorance and Arrogance Are to Blame
Ignorance and arrogance throughout the West remain among the primary reasons the world remains gripped by the pandemic.
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...
The Omicron Variant and the Prolonged Pandemic
International inequality caused by hoarding among richer countries will deepen the crisis and physical and psychological distress, especially if the Coronavirus continues to mutate successfully.
China Welcomes LAC Countries to Enjoy Fruits of Its New Growth Model
China-LAC teamwork has become an important force in the global economy. Their economic and trade cooperation has shown strong resilience despite the battering given by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Toward a Global Pandemic Strategy
There are many successful lessons about the application of public health interventions that China is able to share and help bring to scale across the world, combined with innovation and investment
Omicron: The Consequence of Western COVID-19 Complacency
The Omicron variant may not have been preventable from emerging entirely, yet its potential impact could have been contained if countries and people were willing to do and act more to ensure access to vaccines and curb transmission.
Upholding Multilateralism: BRICS on Fighting COVID-19
Despite COVID-19 pandemic limitations, intense BRICS dialogue has continued on topical global issues.
Health Forum Sees Global Experts Share Thoughts on and Methods Against COVID-19
Cooperation on epidemic control is crucial to building a global health community.
Politicized U.S. Intelligence Polluted the World
This global geopolitical shift means an end to 70 years of U.S. warmongering hegemony.
Cooperation Is Vital to Address Global Challenges
Global governance is key to build mutual understanding, action, trust and peace.
The Investigation of Virus Origins Should Not Be Related to a US “PR Initiative”
The question of the appropriate methods and the appropriate breadth of focus of the investigation, including specific subject areas, must therefore be asked and answered by the worldwide community of scientists.
Publishers Celebrate First Onsite Post-Covid Book Fair
The return of the physical book fair marks a turning point for the industry. It gives us confidence for the future.
Anti-Virus Cooperation Is a Must
Engaging with the rest of world and turning to science-based origin tracing is the best option currently on the U.S. Government’s table.