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August-8-2023
US coercion no longer sustainable
By accusing other countries of behavior it itself engages in, the U.S. has created a smokescreen for its own coercive activities.
August-2-2023
​China-Iran cooperation a win-win vision for the Middle East
At a recent meeting in Beijing, China's top diplomat Wang Yi told Iran's security chief Ali Akbar Ahmadian that China is willing to strengthen communication and coordination with Iran.
July-26-2023
Substantial progress propels China-Algeria relations
With the 65th anniversary of China-Algeria diplomatic relations in view, the two countries agreed to scale up cooperation in a host of new areas as well as expand BRI engagements.
July-10-2023
The impossible problem of affirmative action
Affirmative action in college admissions has been a contentious topic in the U.S. since the 1970s, culminating in the Supreme Court's latest ruling banning universities from making race-based enrollments.
July-6-2023
Closer SCO cooperation promotes development, stability
The growing influence of the SCO highlights the importance of cooperative platforms in promoting development and stability amid the complex geopolitical landscape of the present day.
June-21-2023
Business cooperation elevates China-Arab ties to new level
The 10th Arab-China Business Conference has been a resounding success, with over 3,500 Chinese and Arab dignitaries and corporate officials gathering in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, to expand economic and trade cooperation.
June-20-2023
The US must embrace cooperation over confrontation
It's high time the U.S. embraces cooperation over confrontation, recognizing the complexity of world affairs beyond simple ideological contests or games of hegemony.
May-25-2023
The problems with the G7
The Group of Seven has long framed itself as an elite forum consisting of the world's most "prominent" economies. However, there are many problems with its format and purpose.
May-17-2023
Child labor push in US
Right-wing legislators seem intent on getting more kids in the workplace in an attempt to solve "labor shortages." There aren't labor shortages. There are shortages of workers willing to work for poverty wages.
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