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Factories in China should resume operations amid coronavirus fight
Factories and companies in China should resume operations as soon as possible, while making sure there are enough epidemic prevention measures. Equal importance should be attached to fighting the coronavirus and economic growth at this time. Strict measures are necessary to prevent and control the virus, but some regions focus only on preventing the epidemic while neglecting overall economic development, resulting in harm to some industries
2020-02-10 -
Experts call for epidemic evacuation zones, dedicated military unit to handle crises
A dedicated permanent military unit, big-city epidemic evacuation zones and a central information exchange platform were suggested by Chinese experts as they sought to learn and share the key lessons from the ongoing coronavirus crisis. There are Chinese experts calling for the establishment of a permanent military unit dedicated to nuclear, biological and chemical disasters for occasions other than war.
2020-02-10 -
Helga Zepp-LaRouche: China deserves praise, cooperation in fight against coronavirus
To call any virus a "Chinese" virus is as silly as to say that it is someone's fault if he catches the flu or gets sick in general. It can happen anywhere in the world, and it can happen to every person on the planet. The lesson from this recent case of the reaction to the outbreak of the coronavirus is that it shows who in the international community is capable of responding to dangers that threaten all of humanity, and who is a troglodyte, and who is not.
2020-02-10 -
Zlatko Lagumdzija: A letter to China: After the rain, the sun comes up
My dear friends, colleagues, people of China, people who are suffering and struggling with coronavirus that is deadly menacing while lurking in the darkness.Your courage and patience, hard work and empathy, knowledge and wisdom is not only hope for saving your great nation but for the rest of the world as well. Today you are the first line of global defense of humanity under the grim shadow of the novel pandemic.There is a tide in the affairs of men. Which taken at the flood, leads on to fortune. Omitted, all the voyage of their life is bound in shallows and in miseries. On such a full sea are we now afloat. And we must take the current when it serves, or lose our ventures
2020-02-10 -
Book Review: We don't want war, but we're not afraid of it
Bogdan J. Góralczyk is Political scientist and sinologist, professor and director of the European Center of the University of Warsaw. He wrote Book Review for the Qiangguo Changzheng Lu (The Long March of the Strong State) by Wang wen (Executive Dean of RDCY).
2020-02-06 -
Ding Gang: Public awareness helps curb epidemic, rumors
"No public health gain is achieved without a battle." The recent outbreak of the novel coronavirus reminded me of these words of American M.D. Milton I. Roemer, which are printed on the back cover of a book I read several years ago - The Healthiest City: Milwaukee and the Politics of Health Reform, published in 1996.
2020-02-06 -
Insights on the impact of the coronavirus outbreak
CGTN spoke to Han Hua, a fellow at the Chongyang Research Institute, for more insights on the impact of the coronavirus outbreak.
2020-02-06 -
Macron visits Poland amid strained ties
French President Emmanuel Macron hailed a "new chapter" in the strained ties with Poland but insisted that Poland should respect the European Union's values during his first visit to Warsaw.
2020-02-06 -
Danilo Türk: Int'l cooperation against coronavirus is urgently needed
Now is a good time to remind the world leaders of the half-finished debates of the past two decades and of the need to strengthen the international cooperation for an adequate protection against the global spreading of infectious diseases.Peace is more than a mere absence of a global war. Peace requires much more and protection of lives against epidemics must be a priority. This is not a time for futile criticism of globalization, but rather a time for strengthened multilateral cooperation, which alone can secure a peaceful and a more prosperous world.
2020-02-05 -
William Jones: The psy-war attitude towards China during the coronavirus crisis must cease
The outbreak of the coronavirus in Wuhan caught everyone by surprise. At the beginning of the Spring Festival holiday travel, the danger of a rapid spread was particularly dangerous. At the point it was discovered, the reaction of the government was swift and comprehensive, both with regard to prevention as well as detection. The Chinese government is following the development of the disease closely from the get-go and have taken extraordinary measures at the national level to deal with the crisis. All Spring Festival celebrations were canceled for the sake of people's health.
2020-02-05 -
Ding Gang: Why isn’t the BRI a strategy of China?
Western strategists have intentionally or unintentionally ignored the fact that China has not called the "Belt and Road" a strategy, but an initiative. One of the reasons is that the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is not China-centric, nor to create an alliance. BRI is a cooperative initiative targeted at development. It aims to build a platform to achieve joint development with other countries. China does not engage in building a closed circle excluding other countries.
2020-02-05 -
William Jones: U.S. Congress has no say in the future of Tibet
It's not the first time that Congress has shown an interest in the region. In 2002, Congress passed the Tibet Policy Act, which called for political discussions between China and the Dalai Lama who had spent an awful lot of time soft-soaping U.S. legislators on the issue.
2020-02-04 -
Ignoring WHO Praise, Pundits With ‘No Skills or Expertise’ Use Coronavirus to Attack China
Even though the Chinese government is taking great measures to contain the outbreak of the Wuhan coronavirus, Western media and so-called political pundits continue to criticize Beijing’s response to propagate their anti-China agenda, John Ross, senior fellow at the Chongyang Institute of Renmin University of China, told Sputnik Wednesday.
2020-02-04 -
Wang Wen: Chinese people have most positive outlook in a negative world
The spread of the novel coronavirus has brought an element of suffering to the 2020 Spring Festival. This has made the normally optimistic Chinese people more cautious about the future.
2020-02-04 -
Blocking Huawei will harm China-UK relations
Refusing Huawei will severely harm China-UK relations and undermine Chinese companies' confidence in the British investment environment, Chinese Ambassador to the UK Liu Xiaoming told the Global Times on Monday. The likely plan to not use Huawei will also "hinder the development of the British telecommunications industry and hurt Britain's image in the eyes of global investors as an open and inclusive partner for cooperation," the ambassador said in an emailed reply to questions from the Global Times.
2020-01-22 -
US, Iran show wisdom in managing crisis
The US and Iran both showed wisdom and restraint to manage the crisis after the missile attacks launched by Iran at US military targets in Iraq for the assassination of Iranian major general Qasem Soleimani, said Chinese experts, but they warned that the tension will remain as Iran will keep trying to push the US out of the region.US President Donald Trump said at a press conference in Washington, DC Wednesday that "No Americans were harmed" in the missile attacks by Iran. He didn't say the US would launch a military retaliation, only that it would impose "additional punishing economic sanctions" on Iran.
2020-01-22 -
Zhang Jingwei: China held its own in phase one trade deal?
A piece of good news has finally arrived as we usher in a new decade.On 15 January 2020 (EST), China and the US signed the Economic and Trade Agreement between the United States of America and the People’s Republic of China at Washington. This agreement is also widely known to observers and commentators as the “phase one” trade agreement between the two powers.
2020-01-21 -
Wang Wen: How can the US sell more goods to China?
Can China digest such a huge increase in imports from the US? I think the country has the potential, but it might be stuffed in the short term. It's like people who have a good appetite, but one might choke up if eating too fast. The key issue is, when such a situation occurs, it might impact the original process of structural adjustment in China's growth in social consumption. There will be fierce competition in Chinese markets among US products, other foreign merchandise and Chinese goods.
2020-01-21 -
Zhao Minghao: U.S. continues to intensify tensions with China over technology
China and the United States have just signed the phase one trade agreement, a development widely applauded by the international community. The Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund, Kristalina Georgieva, said the agreement will reduce the uncertainty that has dampened global economic growth. The American business community also commented positively on the agreement, largely because they have paid a hefty price for the "trade war."
2020-01-21 -
Wang Peng: Confucius Institutes in Brazil and BRICS Education Cooperation
For the most part of the first decade in the 21st century, the five BRICS countries—Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa —were among the fastest growing emerging markets. Certainly, the term, first coined as “BRIC” by Goldman Sachs in 2003, does not mean that these countries are a political alliance (like the European Union) or a formal trading association, though they have the potential to form a powerful economic bloc. Leaders from the BRICS countries regularly attend summits together and often act in concert with each other’s interests.
2020-01-20
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