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Twenty Years of China in WTO: from a New Comer to a Key Player
From the first day of being a WTO member, China has been devoting its all efforts to all WTO activities covering all the three major functions.
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Abuse of National Security Harms China Without Benefiting U.S.
The view U.S. political leaders have of China at the moment is rather simplistic: Corporations and high-end products...
Democracy Summit: Undemocratic Mentality and Practices
It is expected that the summit will polarize the world and new blocks will emerge. It is a bad sign, as the world direly needs cooperation and joint efforts to tackle the issues of pandemic, climate change, food insecurity, shortage of water, and energy.
Towards a Democratic Debate on Chinese Democracy
Different countries have different social systems, and diversity of democratic systems should be cherished, which requires inclusiveness, mutual understanding and seeking common development.
Olympics Should Not Be Hijacked by Politics
The politically motivated boycott of the Olympics not only compromises the athletes’ morale but also hampers the overall Olympic spirit.
Why China’s Whole-Process People’s Democracy Works
Democracy is a means, not an end. It is a means to bring good life to all citizens. Democracy should not exist just in form and it has to be substantive.
One Dogmatic Size Does Not Fit All Systems
Refusing to admit the diversity of democracy and always claiming its own version simply boils down to the following: the epitome of autocracy.
Rwanda-China Relations at 50
As the world’s future economic leader, China’s relationship with Rwanda and Africa, the youngest and fastest-growing continent globally, will be at the center of the changes that will occur in the decades to come.
Biden’s Democracy Summit Raises a Number of Questions
Washington must drop the idea that US democracy summits and various ad hoc coalitions can replace the United Nations as the core institution of the present international system.
It Is Wrong to Weaponize the Olympics
The bid to boycott the Beijing Winter Olympics by some Western politicians is destroying the unity and harmony of all humanity, as well as the instruments of peace, cooperation, and well-being expressed at the Olympics.
Toward a Global Pandemic Strategy
There are many successful lessons about the application of public health interventions that China is able to share and help bring to scale across the world, combined with innovation and investment
A Communal ASEAN Outlook
While the multilateral efforts of China and ASEAN member states in seeking consensus on the Code of Conduct in the South China Sea still remain inconclusive, perhaps the prototype of the China-ASEAN community with a shared future marks the solution to the protracted impasse.
Cryptococcal Meningitis, an Avoidable Tragedy
Scaling up antiretroviral therapy is by some way the most important means of improving the lives of people living with HIV (PLHIV) and addressing the AIDS epidemic, but it is not by itself enough.