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Tariffs against China will hurt US farmers
American farmers, companies and workers will be attacked by Trump administration`s announced tariffs. While the Trump administration`s announced tariffs are negative for China, they are also seriously negative for the US.
2018-04-09 -
US unilateralism, protectionism `a dead end’
The US` proposed tariffs on Chinese goods, a typical unilateralist and protectionist move, will cause serious damage to businesses in both countries and will not work out.
2018-04-09 -
William Jones: Repairing the Frayed US-China Relationship
The draconian measures being proposed now by the Trump administration, if implemented, would be disastrous for the American, as well as the world economy. It would be useful to find those projects where the US and China can work together on the “frontiers of science”.
2018-04-09 -
Wang Wen: A common rise, future of Sino-Russian relations
The common rise of China and Russia is the rejuvenation of peace and cooperation. Reform is an important guarantor of peace and promoter of cooperation. Both countries are committed to promoting shared rejuvenation, a theme that accords with the national development priorities of many countries and coheres with their long-term interests. Yet one would be wrong to think of rejuvenation as a zero-sum game. Rather, it is a process of cooperation. Only joint reform can promote common rejuvenation.
2018-04-09 -
Wang Yiwei: How could Asia secure leadership in global growth?
On Sunday, the annual Boao Forum for Asia (BFA) with the theme "an open and innovative Asia for a world of greater prosperity" will open in south China`s Hainan Province. Over the past two decades, the changing themes of the forum have reflected Asia`s evolving role in the world economy from a marginalized community to a helping hand and now to a growth leader.
2018-04-08 -
Guo Qingwang: China`s fiscal and taxation reform in new era
During China`s “two sessions” in 2018, Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies at Renmin University of China (RDCY) launches a series of seminars, inviting famous professors from Renmin University of China (RUC) to interpret hot topics. On the evening of March 21, the fifth lecture was given by Professor Guo Qingwang, former dean of School of Finance at RUC, interpreting the top priorities of the fiscal and taxation reform in the new era.
2018-04-08 -
Trump`s `trade war` whistle sets alarm for EU
US President Donald Trump said Thursday he had asked the US Trade Representative to consider slapping $100 billion worth of additional tariffs on China, a dramatic move that threatens to undermine the global trade system.
2018-04-08 -
Chinese dramas put new meaning into reality TV
Around 40 percent of prize-winning TV dramas at the Feitian Awards this year were based on real life situations, an astonishing renaissance for realism in Chinese TV.
2018-04-08 -
UK and China to drive green finance globally
The UK and China partnership in green finance has been crucial to drive this agenda globally. We are keen to help propose solutions that suit both private and public sector participants.
2018-04-04 -
John Ross: "Community with shared future for mankind" most coherent analysis of global affairs
”President Xi Jinping’s concept of a `common future for humanity’ from its inception has been the most coherent analysis of global affairs,” said British expert John Ross in a recent interview with Xinhuanet.
2018-04-04 -
Guan Zhaoyu: Defense minister’s Russia tour forges ties
China and Russia have carried out security cooperation within the multilateral framework of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization and the Conference on Interaction and Confidence Building Measures in Asia.
2018-04-03 -
China remains noncommittal on Iran port
Iran invited both China and Pakistan to participate in the construction of its Chabahar Sea Port, but China has not given a clear response.
2018-04-03 -
John Ross: China`s economic structure produces most rapid development
China’s economic structure, a result of Chinese experience, is "unprecedented in practice and has produced the most rapid economic development in human history," said British expert John Ross.
2018-04-03 -
China looks to bundle its green loans for sale to investors
A team from China’s central bank is in London this week seeking advice from British regulators and bankers on how to securitize China’s 8 trillion yuan ($1.26 trillion) of green loans for environmentally friendly projects for global investment.
2018-04-02 -
Liu Zhiqin: Chinese economic success and twists with US
During the past four decades, China has reshaped itself and become the second largest economy in the world, and many seek to explore the country’s codes of success.
2018-04-02 -
Alaska is Interested in Development of Exclusive Trade Ties With China
Chinese funding and development of natural gas fields in Alaska will become the key topic in governor of the state Bill Walker`s talks in May. China`s participation in these talks will allow it to increase its LNG supply.
2018-04-02 -
Traditional culture key to national identity
Traditional Chinese culture can help remove such unwarranted fears of these countries, by making China more attractive to foreigners and convincing the outside world of China`s peaceful development. The revival of traditional culture is not only related to education and ethics, but also is a strategic issue, as Chinese culture has served as the foundation for socialist theories and principles with Chinese characteristics.
2018-03-30 -
Ding Gang: India’s decolonization spirit cannot be forgotten
India is an independent country created by colonists. The Indian people from various ethnicities have gradually reinforced their consciousness of national identity through their resistance movement against the British colonists.
2018-03-30 -
Jean-Guy Carrier: "Two Sessions" Riveting Global Attention
There is a special significance for the international community since Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era is enshrined in the Constitution.
2018-03-30 -
It`s time to give fitting reply to Trump
US President Donald Trump signed a memorandum on Thursday, purportedly in accordance with Section 301 of the US Trade Act of 1974, to levy huge tariffs on imports from China and restrict Chinese foreign direct investment in the United States. Three experts share their views with China Daily on the consequences of Trump`s move and how China should respond to it.
2018-03-29
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