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The Growth and Future of Digitalization
Finding the balance between the needs of the people, the economy and the country, and the power of technology is of paramount importance and that is where the true power of a future digital economy lies.
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China’s Evolving Role in Global Climate Diplomacy
As the world gathers in Belém, Brazil, for the 30th UN Climate Change Conference, COP30, global attention is once again...
U.S. Won’t Score Winning Hand with Hi-Tech Curbs on China
The U.S. cannot defeat China by acting like an economic bully.
The Consequences of China’s Negative Population Growth and Their Solutions
As a basic element of social and economic development, people serve as both consumers and producers and thus population affects economic growth through both the demand and supply sides.
U.S. Tech Decoupling Poses Risks to Allies
The United States ultimately opposes the idea of other countries integrating for common prosperity and strives to create fractures through the promulgation of geopolitical conflict in order to sustain its dominance.
How a Wandering Balloon Caused an Anxiety Attack
Indeed, as a champion of planet Earth, the U.S. should perhaps be a little more concerned about the future of humanity, rather than letting unintentional incidents balloon.
China Keeps a Watchful Eye on COVID-19 After Dealing with a Massive Wave of Infection
For the whole world, monitoring virus variation is one of the most important tasks, and China is no exception. The public should continue to stay focused on protecting their health.
Propping up Platforms
The annual Central Economic Work Conference reiterated that the government will give the digital economy and platform companies a new push, adding efforts will be made to improve supervisory standards and support platform enterprises.
Do Sanctions Really Work?
When addressing regional and international issues, war and sanctions are not good options; dialogue and negotiation are the fundamental way out.
Americans Told to Fear a Balloon
The first is it was nothing more than a media-hyped story created to keep Americans in suspense.
Malawi’s 2063 Agenda Gets ICT Boost
Investing in information and communication technology (ICT) infrastructure to increase digital access and technological adoption is central to the vision of being a wealthy and self-reliant industrialised “upper and middle-income country” by 2063.
A Partnership of Resilience
Sri Lanka’s positive reception of Beijing’s debt sustainability support, and a history of partnering together for stability, illustrate the hallmarks of a truly resilient partnership, one that will only grow stronger and translates into a model to follow for relevant parties and international financial institutions.
The Postponement of Blinken’s Visit and U.S.-China Relations
Washington’s Cold War mindset and bloc politics strategy is a dead end and negatively affects relations with China not to mention relations with the rest of the world.