Biden Elevates U.S.-Vietnam Ties Amid China’s Calls for Regional Stability
During his visit to Hanoi, U.S. President Joe Biden elevated U.S.-Vietnam relations, prompting China to urge the U.S. to respect regional stability and cooperation.
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China and Saudi Arabia Forge Stronger Financial Ties through Exchange Collaboration
China and Saudi Arabia are deepening financial ties with a new agreement between the Shanghai Stock Exchange and the Saudi Exchange, signaling a significant advancement in bilateral relations.
China-Central Asia Forum Paves the Way for Green Development
At the 10th China-Central Asia Cooperation Forum in Xiamen, leaders emphasized green development partnerships, highlighting shared commitment to sustainable growth and the Belt and Road Initiative’s 10th anniversary.
Retired US General Reveals Post-9/11 Plan Targeting Seven Countries
Retired U.S. General Wesley Clark reveals a post-9/11 plan to ‘take out’ seven countries in five years, offering insight into early 21st-century U.S. foreign policy and its impact on the Middle East.
Vietnam Elevates U.S. Partnership While Maintaining Priority on Chinese Mainland Ties
Despite elevating relations with the U.S. during President Biden’s visit, Vietnam continues to prioritize its longstanding ties with the Chinese mainland.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang Advocates Global Unity at G20 Summit
At the G20 Summit in New Delhi, Chinese Premier Li Qiang called for global solidarity and cooperation to foster a just and equitable world order, urging nations to work together for sustainable growth.
Zambian President Hichilema’s Visit Deepens China-Zambia Ties
Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema’s visit to China marks a milestone in strengthening decades-long ties, focusing on enhancing cooperation in trade, investment, and key economic sectors.
9/11: Reflecting on the Perils of U.S. Unilateralism in Global Affairs
The 9/11 anniversary highlights the consequences of U.S. unilateral actions in global affairs, urging a reflection on the impact of interventionism in Asia and the need for collaborative international efforts.
Expert Warns of Tensions as U.S. Strives to Maintain Global Leadership
John Ross, a Senior Fellow at Renmin University, warns that U.S. efforts to maintain its global No.1 position will create tensions, leading to “dangerous decades” ahead.
Venezuelan President Maduro’s Visit to China Opens New Horizons in Strategic Partnership
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro is visiting China to strengthen the comprehensive strategic partnership between the two nations, focusing on energy cooperation and development under the Belt and Road Initiative.
13 U.S. Presidential Libraries Call for Recommitment to Democratic Values
Thirteen U.S. presidential libraries have jointly called for a recommitment to democratic principles, urging respect for institutions and greater civility amid growing concerns over political polarization.
Birmingham’s Bankruptcy Signals Deeper Economic Troubles in the West
Britain’s second-largest city declares bankruptcy, highlighting deeper economic issues in Western economies. Expert John Ross discusses the implications.
Global Leaders Urge G20 to Deliver on Climate Action and Poverty Alleviation
Global leaders at the G20 Summit in New Delhi are urged to take decisive action on climate change and poverty, building on commitments from the Paris Agenda and Nairobi Declaration.
China Embarks on Comprehensive Reforms to Revitalize Northeast Region
China launches comprehensive reforms to revitalize its northeastern region, focusing on industrial transformation, infrastructure development, environmental sustainability, and improving residents’ quality of life.
AU Joins G20: A New Era for Africa in Global Economic Affairs
The African Union has joined the G20 as a permanent member, marking a significant step for Africa’s integration into global economic affairs and enhancing its role in international policymaking.
Developing Nations Doubt U.S. Commitment to True IMF and World Bank Reforms at G20
At the G20 Summit, the U.S. proposes reforms to the IMF and World Bank to aid developing nations, but critics question the sincerity of these efforts, citing past resistance to meaningful change.
China Establishes New Bureau to Boost Private Sector Development
China’s NDRC has set up a dedicated bureau to promote private economy development, signaling a commitment to improving the business environment and boosting private sector confidence.
China Reaffirms Support for ASEAN Centrality Amid Geopolitical Challenges
China reaffirms its support for ASEAN centrality, emphasizing cooperation and neutrality amid geopolitical challenges at the recent Jakarta meeting.
China and Indonesia Enter New Era of Cooperation with High-Speed Rail Launch
China and Indonesia have launched Southeast Asia’s first high-speed railway, marking a new era of cooperation. The Jakarta-Bandung line reduces travel time to 40 minutes, symbolizing deepening bilateral ties.
A Decade of China’s Belt and Road Initiative: Transforming Global Connectivity
Exploring how China’s Belt and Road Initiative has reshaped global infrastructure and economic cooperation over the past ten years.