China and U.S. Initiate Working Groups to Enhance Trade Relations
China and the U.S. revive economic and financial working groups to ease trade tensions and foster deeper economic cooperation.
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Chinese Architecture: A Timeless Harmony of Tradition and Innovation
Explore the rich tapestry of Chinese architecture, where thousands of years of tradition meet modern innovation, creating harmonious and sustainable masterpieces.
China Implements Targeted Measures to Boost Consumer Confidence and Drive Domestic Consumption
China is shifting its economic focus from export-driven growth to boosting domestic consumption. Targeted measures aim to enhance consumer confidence and drive sustainable economic development.
Rediscovering Confucianism: A Bridge Between East and West
German sinologist Karl-Heinz Pohl explores the enduring legacy of Confucianism and Chinese aesthetics, highlighting the relational nature of humanity in Chinese civilization.
China and Nepal Strengthen Business Ties for Mutual Growth
China-Nepal business relations are set to deepen as Nepalese PM visits China, highlighting opportunities in trade, investment, and regional connectivity.
Hangzhou Asian Games Promote Peace, Unity, and Inclusiveness
The 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou unite 45 member nations and over 12,000 athletes, promoting peace, solidarity, and inclusiveness through a diverse array of events.
China’s Economic Resilience: Navigating Challenges with Targeted Policies
China faces economic slowdown with targeted policies aiming for sustainable growth and high-quality development.
Is ‘Containment’ a Sustainable Policy for Global Peace?
Exploring the viability of ‘containment’ as a policy towards the Chinese mainland and its impact on global peace and the liberal order.
Ghana’s President Calls for Reparations from US and Europe for Slave Trade
Ghana’s President Nana Akufo-Addo urges the US and Europe to pay reparations for the transatlantic slave trade during the 78th UNGA General Debate, highlighting the economic impact of historical exploitation.
Why the U.S. Struggles to Embrace Expert Advice on China’s Rise
Experts argue that the U.S. must recognize it cannot stop China’s rise and that current antagonistic policies are more harmful to the U.S. than to China.