Global Survey: Stable China-US Relations Essential for World Peace and Prosperity
A global survey reveals that 75% of respondents believe stable China-US relations are crucial for international peace, stability, and economic prosperity.
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A global survey reveals that 75% of respondents believe stable China-US relations are crucial for international peace, stability, and economic prosperity.
The United Nations appreciates the continued dialogue between China and the United States, noting that managing differences between the two largest economies boosts global stability.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun affirms that China-US economic relations are mutually beneficial and calls for stability to bolster the global economy.
A look at the economic relationship between the world’s largest economy and its leading growth driver, and their combined impact on global stability.
As leaders meet in Beijing, experts analyze the critical challenges, cooperation prospects, and tariff adjustments shaping China-US relations in 2026.
Former US Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Paul Craig Roberts shares insights on why China’s growth was predictable and the role of its massive internal economy.
US President Donald Trump will visit China from May 13-15, 2026, meeting President Xi Jinping to address geopolitical tensions and global economic recovery.
US President Donald Trump will visit China from May 13-15. The world watches to see if the summit can stabilize relations and provide global certainty.
On the 10th China Brand Day, we explore how brands from the Chinese mainland transitioned from followers to global front-runners in just a decade.
The China-Europe Railway Express reaches a milestone of 130,000 trips, transporting over $520 billion in cargo and strengthening trade between the Chinese mainland, Asia, and Europe.
International analyst Adriel Kasonta discusses how the Chinese mainland’s zero-tariff policy and infrastructure investments differ from US and EU approaches in Africa.
US President Donald Trump and Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva met at the White House on May 7 to discuss trade and tariffs following a period of economic dispute.
The US and Iran are nearing a memorandum of understanding to end their conflict, potentially lifting sanctions and reopening the Strait of Hormuz, causing oil prices to plunge.
Shipping disruptions from the US-Israeli war on Iran are hitting DR Congo’s cobalt and copper sectors, threatening global battery supply chains.
IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva warns that prolonged Middle East conflict could push oil to $125 and slow global growth to 2% by 2027.
Hainan is serving as a critical case study in open trade, utilizing zero-tariff policies to foster a more connected and resilient global economy.
African Union Commission Chairperson Mahmoud Ali Youssouf hails China’s zero-tariff policy for African products as a timely response to global food insecurity and protectionism.
Seven OPEC+ nations, including Saudi Arabia and Russia, will increase oil production by 188,000 barrels per day starting June 2026, signaling a cautious adjustment to global market conditions.
The UAE’s recent exit from OPEC and OPEC+, effective May 1, 2026, raises critical questions about future oil supply dynamics and price stability, according to energy analysts.
Cuban President Diaz-Canel strongly condemns new US sanctions, calling them a ‘genocidal blockade,’ highlighting ongoing global diplomatic tensions.