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U.S.-China Economic Relations Should Be Fair, Stable, and Open
Economic relations between China and the U.S. cannot feasibly improve until the U.S. changes the course of many of the antagonistic policies against China that it is pursuing.
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Washington’s Sweeping Quench of Investment Will Get Nowhere Sooner or Later
The Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) on Implementation of Outbound Investment Executive Order (E.O. 14105), issued by...
Raimondo’s China Trip: Trade Relationship Remains Ballast Stone
A stable China-U.S. relationship, and trade relations in particular, has a vital stake in global stability, connectivity and growth.
Chinese Economy Shows Resilience While Braving Headwinds
China’s huge market coupled with its complete industrial system and business-friendly environment, further propped up by policy support, is attracting increasing numbers of foreign firms to explore the enticing opportunities.
The WTO: Pursuing a Single Standard
U.S. violations of WTO rules have severely undermined global economic stability and development.
U.S. Strategy of ‘De-Risking’ Cannot Guarantee Its Hegemony
Washington is taking a huge gamble with its current approach, one which premises significant risks on the assumption of uncertain outcomes.
China Seas U.S. Lurking in the Shadows
Political manipulations over South China Sea issue fuel tensions.
The U.S. Fight Against Inflation: the China Factor
If the U.S. hopes to get out of the woods, picking up China-U.S. cooperation will prove to be the right thing to do as well as an effective way to curb inflation.
Maui Suffers, and Biden Has Missiles on His Mind
President Biden could not put out any of the wildfires on Maui, and he does not want to put out the fires of war being stoked by the United States.
The Battle for Rare Earth
The real purpose of rare earth element cooperation between the U.S. and Mongolia might also not be the actual resources.
The Great Sci-Tech Rivalry?
The current U.S. policy framework of scientific and technological competition with China violates both the principle of innovation and the law of the market.
U.S. Coercion No Longer Sustainable
Accusing others of what it has done, and continues to do, is a smokescreen tactic by Washington, supporting what has become a politically and economically unsustainable fraud.
I Spy with My Little Eye…
The U.S. on the one hand keeps spreading disinformation about so-called ‘Chinese espionage and cyberattacks,’ and on the other hand tells the public about its large-scale intelligence activities targeting China. This in itself is quite revealing.