Opinion
- BRICS cooperation: from Xiamen to Johannesburg
Having witnessed a successful BRICS summit in Xiamen last year, the five countries will meet again in South Africa to solidify their cooperation and promote globalization.
- Old friends and new realities
Today the world is experiencing new tensions, where developing and emerging countries seem to be drawing closer together as the developed nations pull further away.
- Firming up the positives of China's soft power
Soft power, especially in the image a country's citizens create when they go abroad, should never be neglected, as China must learn this lesson.
- The future of Sino-European relations
Beijing favors compromising solutions and its stance is more constructive than that of Brussels because the latter seems to prefer to employ a reactive approach.
- Erdogan's foreign policy choices and the role of BRI
The Chinese model should inspire peaceful solutions for Turkey instead of zero-sum choices that might even lead to military accidents.
- UAE gears up to greet President Xi
As a gateway to new consumer markets and lucrative investment options, the UAE has great potential and it could even be a future member of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization.
- China boosts regional connectivity via Greece in 16+1
The recent 16+1 summit highlighted the significant investment opportunities for China in European infrastructure projects.
- Kudos to China's leading role in WTO
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Although IPR protection in China is far from flawless, the Chinese government has attached importance to the protection of IPR.
- Nepal, China forge comprehensive partnership
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Nepalese Prime Minister Oli's recent visit to China saw the two nations reaffirm their commitment to cooperation and mutual support, reflecting Nepal's growing confidence on the global political and economic stage.
- Data shows China's strong support for the WTO
China's trade-weighted average import tariff rate had fallen to 4.4 percent in 2015, only 1.5 to 2 percentage points higher than those of developed economies such as the U.S. and the EU.
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