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America First among key causes for 'subversive changes' in world structure in 2018
US President Donald Trump's America First policy and his ongoing trade friction with China were likely two key reasons for the "obvious and subversive changes in world structure" acknowledged by respondents to a 2018 Global Times survey, said experts on Sunday.
2018-12-10 -
China greening the BRI with help from London
The City of London and China's central bank jointly launched an initiative in London on Friday to encourage banks to finance environmentally friendly projects along the Belt and Road trade routes.
2018-12-10 -
Zhou Rong: Trump U-turn on Pakistan reflects failure of US Afghanistan policy
A letter from US President Donald Trump to Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan sent shock waves around the world. First Trump expressed irritation with Pakistan on Twitter. Then a few days later, he spared no efforts in praising Islamabad's role in regional security. What brought about this U-turn in attitude?
2018-12-07 -
Trump-China Truce: US Farmers ‘Not Going to Be Beneficiaries’
On Saturday, during the G20 summit, US President Donald Trump agreed to halt plans of raising tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese products from 10 percent to 25 percent starting from January 1, 2019, in order to pave the way for trade talks with Beijing.
2018-12-07 -
US urged to respect industrial upgrade strategy as China moves to reduce trade frictions
As Chinese government agencies signed a memorandum of cooperation to strengthen protection of intellectual property, China immediately began to implement the consensus reached by Chinese and US leaders in Argentina to prevent escalating trade frictions.
2018-12-07 -
Portugal may sign MOU with China
As Portugal receives the first state visit from a Chinese head of state in eight years, Chinese analysts predicted that the European country is highly likely to sign a memorandum of understanding (MOU) on the Belt and Road initiative (BRI) with China to boost ties and expand cooperation.
2018-12-06 -
Argentina to export fresh cherries to China market
Beijing and Buenos Aires have reached agreement for Argentina to export cherries to China, one of the efforts made by China to multiply its import channels, an economic expert said.
2018-12-06 -
French govt retreats on fuel tax hikes
The French government's compromise on fuel tax hikes after Paris' worst rioting in decades will not easily extinguish the anger of protesters as their concerns have become more wide-ranging, experts say.
2018-12-06 -
Ding Gang: Lessons of Brazil not applicable to China
The New York Times has recently been bringing out a series of articles about China. The latest commentary by Bret Stephens has a striking headline - "The Real China Challenge: Managing Its Decline." This seemingly analytical article uses Brazil as a comparison to China, which exposes the writer's shocking ignorance about Chinese people's culture.
2018-12-06 -
New Age of Sail for Portugal: BRI and Sino-Portuguese cooperation
The 40th anniversary of the establishment of China-Portugal diplomatic relations next year will be an important moment for further and broader cooperation between the two countries.
2018-12-05 -
Conflict in France heads for impasse
The conflict between the French government and protesters is likely to come to an impasse, as the causes for it have been there for some time, experts say.
2018-12-05 -
Full potential in China-Portugal economic cooperation
Portugal's geographical location is a potential asset as economic cooperation between China and Portugal is full of infinite possibilities, according to Liu Zhiqin, a senior fellow at the Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies at Renmin University of China.
2018-12-05 -
China, UK publish guidelines to make Belt & Road construction greener
The Green Finance Committee (GFC) of the China Society for Finance and Banking and the City of London's Green Finance Initiative (GFI) on Friday jointly published a set of green finance guidelines for the China-proposed Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).
2018-12-04 -
Wang Peng: Climate change and the G20
Climate change has become a common challenge for mankind. G20 member countries, who account for more than 85 percent of global GDP and 75 percent of greenhouse gas emissions, have the responsibility to make a greater contribution on this issue.
2018-12-04 -
Zhao Minghao: China-US trade truce set to benefit world
Chinese President Xi Jinping and his US counterpart Donald Trump's meeting in Argentina on Saturday yielded results that boosted the confidence of both countries and the world. The US agreed to hold off on raising tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese goods to 25 percent and the two countries decided to start a new round of negotiations in the next three months. The meeting has prevented bilateral relations from going into a nosedive, showing how rewarding diplomacy between heads of state can be.
2018-12-04 -
BRI projects to highlight ties after Xi visits Panama
Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived in Panama City on Sunday local time for a state visit, becoming the first Chinese president to ever pay an official visit to Panama.
2018-12-04 -
Will this year's G20 promote more cohesive global economic cooperation?
Ten years ago, the first G20 summit was convened to deal with the global financial crisis. A decade on, with the rising of populism and protectionism, will this year's G20 gathering promote more cohesive global economic cooperation?
2018-12-03 -
Xi's G20 speech sheds new lights on future global governance
Perhaps all eyes are looking at the 13th summit of the Group of 20 (G20) in Buenos Aires, where world economies are discussing the future of the global development, not to mention there will also be a high-stakes meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and his U.S. counterpart Donald Trump, as well as the signing of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA).
2018-12-03 -
Wang Peng: In memory of George H. W. Bush, an old friend of the Chinese people
George Herbert Walker Bush, president of the United States from 1989 to 1993, father of President George W. Bush, World War II veteran, and former CIA director died Friday, his family has announced.
2018-12-03 -
Ding Gang: Trade war is about reshaping industrial chain
The trade war launched by the US has exposed China's weak link. It has lacked the advanced technology to help gain a firm foothold at the high-end of the global industrial chain, and more importantly it doesn't have the capacity to shape the chain.
2018-11-30
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