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George N. Tzogopoulos

China's role in the world Amid an era defined by global uncertainties, China continues to espouse the value of world leaders recognizing the transnational nature of these challenges and joining hands in spite of existing differences. Another year starts with optimism in China Chinese FM's new European tour ?Germany after Merkel

Robert Griffiths

Tax policies are widening Britain's wealth gap New fiscal reforms announced by the Conservative government will undoubtedly widen the gulf between the rich and the rest in Britain over the coming years. Britain's government in disgrace, but Labour offers no alternative One hundred years of the CPC Under Keir Starmer's leadership, Labour faces disaster

Tom Fowdy

China's growth target is a sign of strength China's growth target of 5.5% may seem modest, but it is a sign of strength given the immense challenges facing the global economy. ?Is America's economic performance as great as it looks? When it comes to COVID-19, science matters Cooperation key to future of China-ROK relations

Shastri Ramachandaran

Northeast revival key test of supply-side reform China's northeast, home to the old industrial bases for long, is on the brink of a major economic transformation. Trump inaugural brings many fears, few cheers Davos awaits Xi's pitch on responsive leadership Premier Li keeps economy on course

Eugene Clark

Chinese higher education lays foundation for brighter future As demonstrated by China's rise in world university rankings, its higher education sector continues to improve and will play a pivotal role in boosting future economic growth. 2022 Winter Paralympics: Lessons in life Lessons for business in the Year of the Tiger? Future trends for the legal service industry

John Ross

A turning point for China and the world After managing to control the pandemic and eliminate poverty domestically last year, China has now set its sights on further economic growth, becoming a high-income economy and curbing climate change. ?CPC has delivered historical improvements for humanity China's NPC tackles global slowdown and climate change A trade war will cut US living standards

Dan Steinbock

China's living standards will continue to rise As China's growth decelerates, international observers see the country approaching a "severe downturn." However, they miss the continuing rapid increase in Chinese living standards. From resurgences in US to spillovers in Americas World-class lessons from Shanghai FTZ Obama-Trump geopolitics changing US attitudes toward China, world

Jin Liangxiang

SCO to make greater contribution to common prosperity The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), with the presence of Iran as a key member, is expected to make greater contributions to world peace and common prosperity. ?Limited rapprochement between UAE and Israel The humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan: It's time to act Opportunities to rebuild security in the Middle East

Tim Collard

'Two Sessions' 2019: Seeking solutions across the board China passes broad-ranging policies in "Two Sessions" to boost economy, protect the environment and improve global relations. Global strategy remains rooted in regional diplomacy Decoding China's Ambassador to UK article South-South cooperation increasingly important

Heiko Khoo

Dark clouds over the US economy Fumbling and bumbling at both federal and state levels mean the overall prospects for the real economy in the U.S. are worse than at any time since the 1930s. Will the world economy return to normal soon? The post-pandemic slump COVID-19 adds to the world's economic woes

Niranjan Sahoo

Making sense of the UN climate summit Last month's UN climate summit in New York left much to be desired in the fight against global climate change, leaving China and India in a position to lead the charge. Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party wins landslide victory again Will CDAC serve as a catalyst for Asian exchange? Social Media threats loom large in Indian general elections

Richard de Grijs

Human space exploration gains momentum with China advance With the inauguration of China's new space station, the prospects for human space exploration look bright despite a number of challenges. Complex Chang'e-5 mission on track to benefit China's spaceflight roadmap and int'l collaboration Beyond the first thrill of Chang'e 4 moon landing ?'Two sessions' are a chance to address science and environment

Zhang Lijuan

Rethink about stakeholders in the antidumping chain Whenever American commercial interests launch an antidumping action against China, the consequences can be bad for many other stakeholders in the supply chain. Tougher trade policy does little for job creation G20 for global economic governance Make America's trade policy toward China sustainable

Shen Dingli

The uneven story of US-Japan relations Despite his campaign rhetoric, Trump seems to be learning the rules of the game, and is likely to manage a delicate trilateral relationship with China and Japan. Trump right to reaffirm US' commitment to one China Trump's policies divide US, allies One-China policy is nonnegotiable

Sumantra Maitra

The Migration crisis hits America The tactic of unarmed masses mobbing and storming borders is here, and is here to stay. It happened in Europe, and it's happening in the U.S. now. Paris riots reflect growing dissent in France Europe's imperial delusions pose a real threat Britain's Versailles moment

Mitchell Blatt

Not the time to ease COVID-19 restrictions Weeks after easing mask mandates and restrictions, the coronavirus surges again across Europe. US hurt by high gas prices US ends funding for COVID-19 treatment Challenges ahead for ROK's new leader

Sajjad Malik

China's service sector becomes major FDI magnet Investment in China's service sector witnessed historic growth in 2021 due to the maturing of related manufacturing industries – a trend that is likely to continue this year. The need for multilateralism in time of COVID-19 China's journey down the digital highway Striving for a green future

Giovanni Vimercati

Is Europe risking the most in the new Cold War? A more impoverished Europe is likely if it gives up its political and economic sovereignty in favor of opposing Russia at the U.S.’s behest. US-Cuba relations: too early to judge Athens-Moscow: an (un)orthodox alliance? Merkel dresses down Abe's revisionist tendencies

Jiang Shixue

How emerging economies should weather the post-pandemic era Emerging economies stand to be hit significantly harder by the fallout of COVID-19 but there are steps that they can take to mitigate the economic and social damage. The unlikelihood of a US-China decoupling Challenges for the G20 in overcoming the pandemic Global health governance in the post-COVID-19 era

Xu Peixi

The NSA's Orwellian invasion of China The US spy machine is out of control. US government lets go of ICANN Mrs. Obama's visit is a stitch in time China awakens to its vulnerability to cyber attacks from the US

Yi Xianrong

How big is China's debt risk? Only by totally abandoning the current growth model of relying on credit investment and the real estate industry, can China's economy get out of the dilemma. Correctly assessing China's current economic growth Lower growth target shows new economic priorities Prospect of RMB depreciation depends on what China’s central bank wants

Fan Jishe

Nuclear security: The end of the beginning Now that the Nuclear Security Summits are said to have served their purpose, it is time to translate political stances into additional concrete measures and investment in nuclear security. 'Strategic Patience': Failed US North Korea policy Time to see the big picture of Korean nuke issue Xi-Obama summit: Shaping the future Sino-US relations

Tylor Claggett

The end of US quantitative easing: What does it mean? The end of QE3 will have several immediate implications. It also affects China. Should the US increase its minimum wage? Mistakes that drove Detroit's decline Has American democracy lost its way?

Yu Ning

The PBC RRR cut and China's economic transformation Both the economic data and liquidity figures from recent weeks point to increasing pressures for further and effective easing. Cooperation on the 'Belt and Road Initiatives' The deposit insurance system will promote financial reform PPP model and its impact on APEC

Ember Swift

Subway matchmaking ads reveal marital trends in China Matchmaking ads in Beijing subways suggest finding a marriage partner is getting more high-tech -- but little has changed. Ways to beat the crowds during China's National Holiday Possible solutions to rural teachers shortage Regrets provide a tool for improved learning

Luo Huaiyu

Xi and Ma's handshake makes history In terms of symbolism and in a very real sense, the Singapore handshake between Xi Jinping and Ma Ying-jeou is a huge step forward. The hegemonic bus driver on tenterhooks The US moral standing in Asia The harmony of Chinese dreams

Danny Quah

The simple arithmetic of China's growth slowdown China in 2015 is a very different economy from even just 10 years earlier. China has changed far more than the world has in this time. Decoding the Middle-Income Trap China's growth could address imbalance The UK and the Eurozone in the shifting global economy

Mu Guangzong

Is another baby boom likely in relaxed birth control? The population issue in China today is more a problem of an imbalanced demographic structure, and a super-low birth rate. China has a long way to go to raise its fertility rate Family policy can succeed only with support Moving toward the ideal gender ratio

Zhou Shixin

Substantial progress in RCEP negotiations amid global trade turmoil Despite the forceful trade approach of the U.S. and its impact on the global multilateral free trade system, the RCEP has made significant progress on a variety of economic and trade deals, ultimately hoping to conclude negotiations by 2019. Aung San Suu Kyi's visit to China Achieving the FTAAP is the destiny of APEC The AIIB boosts Asian confidence in connectivity

Wei Hongxia

What does the US-Cuba reconciliation mean? The last vestiges of the Cold War in Latin America have been removed. The U.S. is resetting its relations with its southern neighbors and improving its image among them. US diplomacy in 2014: Confidence and challenges The impact of Obama's spring East Asia visit Action stations

Zhao Jinglun

Obituary: Zhao Jinglun Veteran journalist, academic and China.org.cn columnist Zhao Jinglun passed away Saturday morning at 5:55am. The Ukraine crisis - who is responsible? War is cruelty World order and regime change

Will the world economy return to normal soon?
The post-pandemic slump
COVID-19 adds to the world's economic woes
The problem with Abenomics
Dynamics and prospects for the world economy

Mocking the US election is a severe misjudgment
The Xi-Ma meeting sets historic milestone
'China Threat' not an excuse for US 'Asia-Pacific Pivot'
Common destiny needs stability
African upheaval: What should China do?

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