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Cultural and Historical Origins of the Central Axis of Beijing
The Central Axis of Beijing embodies the cultural spirit and urban planning ingenuity of an ancient nation.
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China’s Good Neighborhood Policy Gains Support Across Asia
It is generally acknowledged that a country’s neighborhood policy is a critical aspect of its foreign policy. Good...
New Drivers of Development
China’s reform and opening up has benefitted Africa in multifarious ways, particularly in terms of industrialisation, agricultural modernisation and human resource development.
Moving Firmly Forward
Deepening reform is an imperative for China to deal with the risks and challenges and seize the strategic initiative amid intensifying international competition.
A Pivotal Plenum
The third plenary session reaffirmed that the modernisation China pursues is modernisation for peaceful development.
Labour Needs to Re-think the UK’s China Policy
If this new Labour government is to demonstrate its maturity and capability after years of juvenility and naivety, then resetting its relations with China is imperative.
Brain Gain to Brain Drain
The U.S. should inspire confidence among its people that their country can attract talent from around the world, rather than adopt a shortsighted mindset that may ultimately undermine the foundation of its global tech leadership.
Reforms Generate Economic Steam
China’s steady recovery has prompted international institutions to elevate their predictions regarding China’s 2024 economic growth. Such buoyant optimism is undoubtedly a shot in the arm to the global economy’s faltering recovery amid challenges and uncertainties.
A Legacy of Conflict and Controversy
The path to a peaceful future hinges on a unified commitment to peace and saying no to NATO and its proxies.
Grain Security
China’s increasing food self-sufficiency helps alleviate the pressure on global grain supplies and contributes to the stability of the global grain market.
Economic Policy Takes Center Stage
The ongoing reforms and the policy of opening up will further deepen, bringing positive energy to global development. The priorities set by the third plenary session will once again affirm these goals.
A Sobering Reminder
The attempts to enlarge NATO or extend its reach into the Asia-Pacific will only make the region less secure.
The Interplay of Development and Governance in China’s Modernization Strategy
Unleashing and developing productive forces, and providing governance capabilities that match the modern state, remain the two threads of reform.