Open Dialogue between China and the U.S. Offers a Beacon of Hope for Global Stability
Recent interactions suggest a thaw in the long-standing tensions between China and the United States.
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The Rapprochement of China-Australia Relations and the Anticipation of APEC 2023
As APEC 2023 draws near, there’s a noticeable thaw in the international political climate, particularly in the improving relations between China and Australia.
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Regional Cooperation in the Era of Digital Transition with Special Focus on AI for Sustainable Development Goals
The conventional evolutionary path starts with a trade network, progresses to a production network, and culminates in a science and innovation network.
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Strategic Economic Cooperation to Promote Global Economic Recovery
Today, I'm here to discuss strategic economic cooperation aimed at bolstering global economic recovery.
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Globalization and De-Globalization: The Global Trade in Fragmentation
The global trading system is currently grappling with significant challenges brought about by a multitude of transformations. These include economic competition, geopolitical divisions, security concerns, and aggressive unilateral actions under the umbrella of technology.
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How Chinese Civilization Contributes to Modernity
Today, we need to discuss the global significance and value of Chinese civilization within the framework of rejuvenating Chinese civilization.
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Three Cheers for Recent Cases cum Events in the U.S. to Rid Racial Bias against Asians, especially Chinese. Or not!
Three events in the United States over the last few months have seemingly changed for the better the landscape of racial bias against Asians, notably Chinese.
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Taiwan’s Coming January 2024 Epoch Election
On January 13 next year, six months hence, voters in Taiwan will cast their ballots in Taiwan’s quadrennial presidential, vice presidential, and legislative elections.
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Asian Economic Integration in the Age of Geopolitics: Back to Bilateralism and Fragmentation?
The article is from Dr. Wang Jiangyu’s speech at the China-ASEAN Common Market International Conference.
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Straddling or Squeezed: An Increasingly Delicate Southeast Asian Positioning Between Great Powers
For a long time, Southeast Asia has straddled some of the busiest trade routes in the world. More than half, and by some accounts up to two-thirds or three-quarters, of the world's shipping volume goes through the South China Sea.
