There is genuine demand among these developing countries for the roads, railways, ports and power projects China has been building under BRI. It fills a vital developmental gap.
To navigate these challenges successfully, adept diplomacy and consensus-building will be paramount.
The Belt and Road Initiative, the Global Development Initiative, the Global Security Initiative, and the Global Civilization Initiative have taken root and borne fruits, bringing prosperity and stability to the world and creating substantive benefits for the people.
The Hangzhou Asian Games stands as a robust counter-narrative to claims of China’s economic slowdown or collapse.
The China-Nepal railway project carries huge expectations of the two peoples. This project will be a game-changer for Nepal’s economic development after its completion.
GDI has enhanced the representation and voice of developing countries at the global arena against protectionism, unilateralism and isolationism.
The East, with its rich tapestry of cultures and civilizations, is not just rising; it’s echoing a clarion call for a more inclusive, interconnected world.
The Asian Games in Hangzhou serves as a testament to the power of sports to unite nations, break down barriers, and craft a shared narrative of friendship and cooperation on the global stage.
The athletes, no matter where they finish in their events, should be applauded if they compete in a spirit of acknowledging a community with a shared future.
The present-day EU policy to appease Washington while harming the European economy will not become a winning resolution for Brussels.
The United States alone will not own the 21st century, and it might not own it at all.
The expansion of BRICS to eleven members will advance the process of building a community with a shared future for mankind.
