China’s “War on Waste” Targets More Than Just Empty Plates
Although China is not the only country to struggle with food waste, its enormous population means that this waste is equal to feeding 30 to 50 million people annually.
Abdulaziz Alfakhri: Saudi Arabia and China in a Multipolar World
We get to understand each other and cultures, which will help bring prosperities not just for the two nations or any other bilateral relationship, but those around this world.
Relocation: The First Step to Prosperity
Last year, 953 out of 975 relocation projects in Tibet Autonomous Region were finished, with more than 263 thousand rural dwellers entering their new homes.
TikTok: Can a Lip-Syncing App Really Be Dangerous?
TikTok has become the latest Chinese company to be dragged into Washington’s technology war with Beijing. But just why does the US government believe it is unsafe and how do its actions compare to other apps operating in the current market?
US Encroachment upon Europe’s Sovereignty is Alienating Allies
It is notable that Washington’s interference in Europe is not limited to Huawei and Nord Stream 2, but is instead part of a much wider policy, leveraging its hegemony as the sole financial superpower to intimidate sovereign nations.
Healthy Population & Market Entities Can Continue to Fuel China’s Economic Recovery
Better than expected economic growth between April and June this year has fuelled promise that the impact of COVID-19 on China will not be as severe as first thought. But with an increasingly volatile international market fuelled by protectionism taking shape, ensuring the vitality of all market entities is a priority for the Chinese economy.
Washington Stokes Tensions in the South China Sea
Following Pompeo’s announcement which declared most of China’s maritime in the South China Sea as “completely unlawful,” Washington has launched an “unprecedented” propaganda assault in South East Asian countries against Beijing.
Heavy Rainfall Only Half the Story as China Experiences Worst Flooding in Decades
Many cities across China, especially along the Yangtze River Delta, are experiencing some of the worst flooding they have seen for decades. But just what has caused such high levels of rainfall, and what can be done to ensure when the next flood strikes, a similar situation does not reoccur?
Solidarity: The Greatest Weapon Against Covid-19
While the prospect of China-US cooperation appears increasingly fanciful with each passing day, China remains one of the strongest proponents for international cooperation and solidarity in the face of the Covid-19.
US Latest Move Risks Losing International Students for Good
The US Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) recent rules have been widely criticized by international students, universities and American states alike. They now put the US’ number one status as a study location for international students in jeopardy, as well as the economic and social benefits that students bring.
Has the “Golden Era” of Sino-British Relations Come to an End?
Under Boris Johnson, the British government has decidedly moved away from friendship and cooperation with Beijing, and instead followed Washington in pursuing a much more adversarial and hostile relationship.
Washington’s Remdesivir Decision Is No Excuse for Vaccine Nationalism
US President Donald Trump’s decision to buy 500,000 doses of coronavirus-fighting drug remdesivir maybe good for Americans, but it has been criticized by the international community for its selfishness. What effect could it have on the world’s collective attempts to search for a vaccine to the virus?
