Pundits and politicians in Washington tend to read Beijing’s actions as a test of will. From this perspective, anything China does probes the boundaries of the U.S. willingness to react; any reaction but the most extreme will convince U.S. opponents that it’s weak.
If the U.K. is to recover, a dramatic change is needed, and that should start with binning the ‘post-Boris Johnson’ consensus of nationalism, populism, and geopolitical adventurism, all of which have dealt significant damage to the country’s place in the world.
Every challenge is an opportunity in disguise. Chinese and Southeast Asian courier service firms still have a long journey ahead to integrate resources and gain competitive advantages.
China’s opening up with its adjusted COVID measures and policy will not only give a strong catalyst to its own economy, but also produce a boost to the global economy.
What the U.S. really needs is to avoid being trapped in a game of out-competing China. The gist of China-U.S. relations is not about being the winner, but about being the one who can really lead global progress.
China has achieved much in protecting the Angkor site due to the advancement of its technology in cultural heritage protection. A mysterious ancient capital is glowing with new vitality.
This erosion of trust is another example of the decline in America’s self-touted and often-boasted claim to exceptionalism.
This time, U.S. protests over the Chinese balloon appear to be a case of the wolf who cried wolf.
The deep integration of the digital and real economies has long been a goal for China. The development of China’s digital economy goes hand in hand with that of the country’s digital infrastructure.
It is bad enough that the U.S. political elite and many of the country’s most respected news agencies now look like fools for banging that anti-China drum as it did.
In getting off to a good start in 2023, the rapidly rebounding Chinese economy is boosting confidence and nurturing new impetus both domestically and abroad.
The consequences of the attack, however, may well impact Europe for decades to come.
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