Tackling Climate Change: China in Action
The twin pillars of China’s climate policy are strengthening international solidarity and cooperation and ensuring harmonious co-existence with nature.
The twin pillars of China’s climate policy are strengthening international solidarity and cooperation and ensuring harmonious co-existence with nature.
The rapprochement in UK-China relations should be regarded as a welcome development in an increasingly tumultuous global environment.
The concerted efforts of China and Africa to pursue modernization will have a profound impact on development of the Global South and world sustainable progress.
China will not settle for the G20 as a mere talking shop; it wants to see positive action and is doing everything in its power to get the right outcome for the global economy.
Protecting migratory birds and their habitats ensures the continued provision of key ecosystem services critical to human wellbeing and the overall resilience of these environments.
At the APEC Economic Leaders’ Meeting in Peru, President Xi Jinping promises open cooperation and development, providing assurance in an era of uncertainties, trade protectionism, and geopolitical tension.
Thousands of Ugandan farmers benefit from Chinese agricultural expertise under the South-South cooperation (SSC) project.
China, Africa’s most significant partner in the development of clean energy, is playing a pivotal role in this transition. Through the transfer of technology and the provision of training, it is contributing to the continent’s sustainable development.
The opening of Chancay Port will contribute significantly to the promotion of trade between China and Latin America. Such convenience is undoubtedly a real win-win.
Managing competition and cooperation between China and the U.S. will require a more pragmatic approach from the new U.S. administration.
The climate crisis is a health crisis for millions of the most vulnerable people on our warming planet.
It took seven years to win recognition for the Badain Jaran Desert as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, reflecting China’s dedication to natural heritage protection and the international community’s recognition of its value.