Rice to Riches: Building a Global Community the Chinese Way
China’s call for building a community with a shared future for all mankind is not a cynical slogan to expose the self-seeking nature of Western hegemony.
China’s call for building a community with a shared future for all mankind is not a cynical slogan to expose the self-seeking nature of Western hegemony.
A community with a shared future requires Washington and Beijing to collaborate in preventing AI’s worst possibilities.
The first visit to China by Albanese as prime minister set the right tone.
The high-quality development in the new stage will further make the BRI a widely welcomed public good and the largest platform for international cooperation in today’s world, injecting momentum into common development for all in the world.
The international community must focus on peace and development and cooperate with Russia and China to bring about this better world.
Hungary and China are showing the way for cooperation with dignity and the world should support such type of cooperation.
A Community with a Shared Future for Mankind is China’s answer to the call of the time in a world divided by geopolitical tensions, and as humanity confronts existential threats due to climate change.
The connectivity and development are the future of our generation for living in a peaceful environment and the initiative is a long-term platform that will always provide opportunities of prosperity to all.
China reaching a preliminary agreement with Sri Lanka, before the group of major creditors signing a MoU has taken the country’s other foreign creditors entirely by surprise and has brought shame upon the U.S., India and Japan who were blaming China for no reason.
The second decade of the BRI will see further contributions to the UN 2030 SDGs. BRI countries will also play an increasingly important role in IMF and WTO reforms and in upholding multilateralism.
Official data suggest that the BRI has been gaining momentum in countries and regions all over the world through its networks of roads, ports, railways, power plants, and other infrastructure projects.
Today, the international community must insist on an immediate ceasefire and on the resumption of various elements of a diplomatic peace process resulting in a just settlement of the Palestine Question.