A New Paradigm of Human Rights for the Global South
The collective rise of the Global South, rapid technological advancement and existential threat of climate change have brought about new challenges in promoting and upholding human rights.
The collective rise of the Global South, rapid technological advancement and existential threat of climate change have brought about new challenges in promoting and upholding human rights.
Chinese economy shows its resilience again as the country’s GDP in 2023 surpasses the estimated global rate of 3 percent and ranks top among major economies.
Beyond any doubt, the elevation of China-Maldives relations will bring more development opportunities to the Maldivian as well as to the Indian Ocean region.
The population and economic base of the BRICS plus sets the stage for expanded cooperation and solidarity of states seeking a new multipolar order.
The cooperation between China and the U.S. on fentanyl is significant, but it must be emphasized that the context must be global.
Bilateral relations between both countries appear grim, but there’s still some light at the end of the tunnel.
The economic work for 2024 focuses on stable progress, making further economic growth through stabilization.
Even if we admit that the two presidents made progress in areas such as people-to-people exchanges, the reality is Biden is a product of the Cold War.
Yes, he will be buried in the United States, but there is every reason to believe that a part of Kissinger’s spirit will forever be remembered in China.
China has made remarkable achievements to lower carbon emissions nationwide and has emerged as the world’s leader in renewable production.
Facts show that close cooperation between China and Maldives has brought win-win cooperation to the Maldives and tangible benefits to the Maldivian people.
Washington and Beijing must reject confrontation and find a path toward constructive and cooperative engagement and relations for the long term in the national interests of both peoples.