Dominating Trade Tensions Make WTO Reform Non-Negotiable
The organisation finds itself at a crossroads, made all the more difficult by the role of the United States.
Mountains, Mysteries and Modernization- Sixty Years of Development in Tibet Autonomous Region
By far the most impressive aspect was just how much my own ideas and impressions of Tibet were challenged, how my own opinions were the ones stuck in a time-warp.
Common Interests Prevail
Meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Donald Trump highlights shared wishes for better relations
China-U.S. Leaders Meeting of Top Concern for World’s Media
“There are many Japanese firms who have trade relations with China and of course they hope that the trade war between China and the U.S. will end as soon as possible.”
Tu Youyou Took on the Virus and Saved Millions of Lives
Tu Youyou and her team have not only brought new hope to victims of malaria and other diseases, but also made a great contribution to the integration of Chinese and Western medicine.
How Should We Interpret China’s White Paper?
China’s development is a matter of sovereignty, and President Xi Jinping has stated that China will not waiver from its own development path.
Asia and Europe Ignore Trump’s Calls to Drop Huawei
European countries have been consistent on their policy towards Huawei, preferring dialogue and inclusion rather than casting the company out.
Who Holds the Ace in the China-U.S. Technology Dispute?
First Huawei, Now Hikvision- What Next for China’s Tech Industry?
World Can Only Benefit More from Understanding Asia
The growth of these larger Asian nations is increasingly creating a domino-effect on the nations around them.
Why China-UK Collaboration on High-Speed Rail Makes Sense
Experienced, successful and efficient, China’s HSR network is the standard that UK’s rail should be aspiring to, just as Osborne envisaged four years ago.
China and Europe on the Road to Deeper Multilateralism
Italy’s historic decision to become the first Group of Seven (G7) country to sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with China over the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) made headlines across the world, as the European country signalled its support for Beijing’s international infrastructure project.
Are China and the EU Partners, Competitors or Rivals?
Trade in goods between the two has risen to record-levels of over €1.5 billion a day, as of 2017, and China is now the EU’s second largest trading partner and the EU, China’s largest.
