80 Years Later: China’s Five Principles Shape a New Vision for Peace
Eighty years after WWII, China’s Five Principles and new global initiatives like GDI and GSI offer an alternative path to inclusive security and development.
Opinions
Diverse viewpoints on world affairs, innovation, and cultural shifts from young thought leaders.
China’s Key Role in Shaping Global Drug Governance
China’s strategies—from zero-tolerance and border security to UN treaties and global partnerships—are shaping the future of global drug governance.
Xi and Putin Unite to Defend WWII Victory Legacy
At the 80th anniversary of WWII victory, Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin reaffirm their commitment to defend the legacy of victory, resist unilateralism, and strengthen UN-centered multilateralism.
U.S. Tariff Whirl: What’s Next for the Global South?
Amid rising U.S. tariffs, Global South nations confront supply chain shocks and seek solidarity through new partnerships, challenging old trade narratives.
China’s Private Sector Law Recalibrates Growth Model
China’s new law to boost private sector redefines role of private capital, equal market access, and financial support as Beijing seeks to reboot its growth strategy.
80th Victory Day Parade in Moscow Signals Global South Unity
Moscow’s 80th Victory Day parade draws Global South leaders – from the Chinese mainland to Venezuela – highlighting a push for balanced international ties.
Tariff Turmoil: Trump’s 100-Day Trade Shake-Up
In its first 100 days, the Trump administration’s aggressive tariff strategy jolted stocks, bonds and global trade, triggering market volatility and raising questions about America’s economic outlook.
Xi Jinping’s Moscow Visit Highlights China-Russia Bonds and Peace Vision
Chinese President Xi Jinping landed in Moscow for his 11th visit to mark the 80th anniversary of the Soviet victory, underscoring China-Russia ties and a shared vision for global peace.
Russia and China Unite for a Fair, Harmonious World
Russia and China deepen ties at the 80th Victory Day parade, expanding trade, energy and tech partnerships and championing a fair, interconnected world.
U.S. Democracy at a Crossroads: Rise of Corporate-Military Power
An op-ed warns U.S. civilian institutions face budget cuts as defense and corporate-military interests dominate, raising fresh questions about American democracy.