"Fighting-Against COVID-19 A Way to Make the World Understand More About China" was released globally

Fighting-Against COVID-19 A Way to Make the World Understand More About China published by Foreign Language Press, was released globally in Chinese and English in March 2021, and was available in bookstores nationwide and on E-commerce platforms such as JD, Dangdang, Tmall and Amazon. The book is edited by Liu Yuanchun, Vice President of Renmin University of China and Executive Director of Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies, Renmin University of China(RDCY). The book is part of the think tank series of Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies, Renmin University of China(RDCY).

Zhou Rong: Pakistan blast underscores mutual mistrust with US for counterterrorism

A powerful explosion struck the parking lot of a luxury hotel in Quetta, Balochistan province in southwest Pakistan on Wednesday. Officials said at least four people were killed and 12 others wounded. Chinese Ambassador to Pakistan Nong Rong was leading a visiting Chinese delegation that stayed at the hotel. The Chinese delegation was safe and all casualties were of Pakistani nationals, officials said.

William Jones: Congress' Strategic Competition Act will come back to bite America

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee unanimously passed the Strategic Competition Act of 2021 on April 21. The mastodon legislation will be further the attempts by the U.S. government to monitor and restrict China's technological development with the explicit goal of slowing it down or, indeed, sabotaging it completely.

Wang Yiwei:Why China, EU should jointly resist US’ decoupling push

Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi on Wednesday had a virtual meeting with German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas and they reached consensus on opposing economic decoupling. Wang said that major economies like China and Germany should jointly resist decoupling, and Maas noted that decoupling is not in any party's interests, according to a statement from the Chinese Foreign Ministry.

William Jones: A Message of Hope for a Stricken World

An annual gathering of business people and government representatives from the Asia Pacific region and beyond each year at the Boao Forum for Asia in south China’s Hainan Island is always an occasion to gain fresh insights into economic development in the region and the rest of the world. Since taking the helm of the country, President Xi Jinping has addressed the forum’s annual conference multiple times. The theme of this year’s conference is "A World in Change: Join Hands to Strengthen Global Governance and Advance Belt and Road Cooperation." In the backdrop of the major tensions between China and the U.S. and the economic disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic that has ravaged the world over the past year, President Xi, in his speech delivered at the opening ceremony of the 2021 conference, presented a pathway forward for the region and the world, based on cooperation and mutual respect between nations and rather than on unilateral decisions of individual countries, while emphas

Decarbonization transition should leave no one behind, say experts at Rome meeting

Themed as "Sustainable Recovery for a Green Future," the event was organized by the Institute for International Political Studies -- Italy's national coordinator of the Think20, the G20 body bringing together major think tanks -- and the Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies at Renmin University of China. A panel of experts addressed climate change, energy transition and sustainable growth.

Sustainable Recovery for a Green Future

Climate change, energy transition and sustainable growth are long-standing global challenges. Today they are made even more crucial by the Covid-induced crisis which is urging to find the right balance between the much-needed global recovery and environmental targets. What are the key ingredients of a truly sustainable recovery? How to make this recovery even more consistent with the Paris Agreement objectives? What contribution can be expected from key countries? And what to expect from multilateral efforts and in particular from the Italian G20 in 2021?

Ding Gang: Why US can’t emulate China’s lessons on infrastructure building

After the US identified China as a strategic competitor, US President Joe Biden announced his plan to invest more in chips, infrastructure and many other areas to maintain US' advantages over China.

Soaring China-US trade points to ‘political chill, economic heat’

There is a high likelihood that China and the US will post a bilateral trade record this year, experts said, as their industries and economies are closely intertwined and cannot be decoupled, despite ongoing geopolitical spats and some US politicians' hue and cry intended to stem China's rise.

Scholars from China, US discuss how to get bilateral ties back on track

Former officials, top scholars and a dozen of young scholars from China and the US had in-depth discussions on how to get China-US relations back on track at a forum held in Beijing on April 10.

Wang Yiwei: Views on Market Principles and Economic Laws built against

Wang Yiwei was interviewed by CGTN, sharing the views on market principles and economic laws built against decoupling.

Zhai Yongping: Momentum builder

By scaling up carbon capture, use and storage, China can play a leading role in achieving the global ambition of climate neutrality

Wang Wen RT Interview: A waste of American taxpayers' money to investigate China

He Weiwen: Robust start indicates a promising 2021

China's GDP increased by 18.3 percent during Q1 2021 compared to a year ago. It is a remarkable performance as Q1 GDP also registered 0.6 percent growth over Q4 2020.

Analysis: Beijing huddles with friends, seeks to fracture U.S.-led ‘clique’

China is shoring up ties with autocratic partners like Russia and Iran, as well as economically dependent regional countries, while using sanctions and threats to try to fracture the alliances the United States is building against it.

Wang Wen: China-US game shifts into long stalemate

China and the US issued a joint statement on climate change on Sunday following US Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry's visit to Shanghai and meeting with his Chinese counterpart Xie Zhenhua.

William Jones: Appointing Japan as Quad 'enforcer' raises dangerous specter in the Asia-Pacific

Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga's visit to Washington as the first world leader to meet personally with the newly elected U.S. president no doubt had its appeal for the new leader of Japan, but uniting the with the U.S. President Biden in his concerted effort to contain China will have its problems. The Joint Statement issued from the meeting reveled in these two major powers joining hands to assure a "free and open Indo-Pacific."

China's economy: The past and future 20 years

In 2001, China joined the WTO. In the same year, Boao Forum for Asia was also founded. The past 20 years have seen China's miraculous economic growth. What's China's secrets to keep its economy booming, even with the epidemic hit? John Ross, a senior fellow at the Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies, Renmin University of China shares his views with CGTN.

William Jones: Readings of China-France-Germany video summit on climate change

On April 16, Chinese President Xi Jinping participated in a video summit at the invitation of French President Emmanuel Macron. Also participating was German Chancellor Angela Merkel. The meeting was a cordial discussion between the leaders on the climate change issue as well as other issues of importance. During the summit, President Xi reiterated China's commitment to achieve carbon emissions peak in 2030 and carbon neutrality in 2060.

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