Why Australian Government Scraps the BRI Cooperation?
The Australian Government may have rejected BRI, but smart Australian businesses know that this is where the future lies.
The Australian Government may have rejected BRI, but smart Australian businesses know that this is where the future lies.
Developed nations have long been responsible for the effects of climate change, with United States President Joe Biden calling for them to do more and “step-up”. But many are still failing to answer this call.
As the cliche goes, there is not much there, meaning the all-too-popular narrative about China has driven this more than 200-page effort to further strain Washington-Beijing relations.
Relations between China and the United States have hit their rockiest point for decades but cooperating on climate change has the potential to be a point of rapprochement for both sides to build from.
Discharging millions of gallons of ‘treated’ water into the world’s largest and deepest body of water is perfectly acceptable in the West because Japan is an ally.
Keeping in mind the dynamic international political and economic environment and changing climate with each passing day threatening the planet, China is playing a constructive role, so the global community must work together for a shared prosperous and secure future.
Facts and figures prove that the Xinjiang region has become an exemplar of all- round progress and development over the past seven decades under the leadership of the Communist Party of China (CPC).
Washington has crafted its own narrative, one universally accepted by American news organizations that believe they can tell the difference between propaganda and truth.
Politicizing this pandemic has already robbed enough people of their present. It must not be allowed to also rob them of their future.
What is important to remember here, China achieves this grand and historic success not only because of its national strength but also due to the strong leadership of the CPC.
For anti-Asian hate to really be addressed, politicians must establish policies that allow for meaningful progress in civil rights and equality.
The last time a nuclear arms race occurred, only the bravery and luck of a cautious Soviet flotilla commander saved the world from devastation. If another were to restart, would we be so lucky again?