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“Shocked” When U.S. Launches Cyber Attacks?
The U.S., like so many countries, looks foolish when it accuses its political rivals of cyber warfare knowing full well that it does the same.
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China’s Central Economic Work Conference Charts Path for Sustained Growth
China's economy has demonstrated remarkable resilience in 2025, and is set to achieve official targets despite persistent...
Cooperation and Win-Win Results
The signing of this agreement may well end the delisting crisis facing U.S.-listed Chinese companies. This agreement is set to lay the groundwork for further cooperation in this regard. It also reveals the truth that only cooperation can bring win-win results.
A New Vision for Collective Security
Countries around the world are like passengers abroad the same ship who share the same destiny, for the ship to navigate the storm and sail towards a bright future, all passengers must pull together.
A Possible U.S. Economic Downturn Poses Challenges to the World
All countries, including China, should remain highly vigilant to the potential impacts on their exports due to U.S. economic recession and possible capital outflows as the Fed has reaffirmed plans for an aggressive interest rate policy.
China Still an Engine for Global Economic Recovery
Given China’s market scale, economic resilience and pivotal position in global supply chains, decoupling from China means decoupling from opportunity.
Student Debts: The Death of the American Dream?
The wages of ordinary college graduates have not increased significantly compared with 20 years ago, and the accrued interest on student loans has made it very difficult for many to pay off their debts.
Access to Monkeypox Vaccines in Africa: A Sense of Déjà Vu?
As COVID-19 recedes and the numbers of monkeypox cases potentially rise, the sense of déjà vu will become ever more pronounced. Without action now, the gap between people who have access to vaccines, and those who do not, will widen once more.
The U.S. Is a Serial Human Rights Abuser
The U.S. is suffering a long-term human rights crisis rooted in its plutocratic nature.
The Kabul Moment: One Year Later
The Kabul moment put on full display the U.S. hypocrisy regarding democracy and human rights and its true colors of relying on power politics.
The Stark Truth about U.S. Interventions
The U.S. intervenes, frequently and unilaterally, in the name of improvement but in reality, leaves things worse.
Ambassador of Bangladesh to China: China Is One of Our Leading Partners in Development
The BRI offers a model of international cooperation for all the participants and provides new opportunities for regional connectivity and economic integration.
CHIPping Away at the Future?
The U.S. has attempted to further decouple from China and the global chip industry by enacting the CHIPS Act. Its semiconductor industry and the American economy, as a result, will decline in the same way as Biden’s approval ratings.