G20 should recognize that developing countries hold the key to leading the world out of economic stagnation.
With the theme "Shape an Interconnected World," the G20 Hamburg organizers have kept consistent with the Hangzhou Summit`s themes of sustainable development and inclusive growth. As the premier forum for international economic cooperation, the upcoming Hamburg Summit is widely expected to address global issues such as Brexit, the refugee crisis, climate change and trade protectionism.
Chinese companies faced increasingly intensified scrutiny from foreign governments in mergers and acquisition (M&A) deals overseas, and even if the M&A deals were approved, they still face a barrage of issues and risks conducting business effectively in the overseas markets.
Chinese firm offers expertise, financial strength: experts.
China is playing an increasingly important role in the global system of financial governance, even though Western countries retain a dominant position in the area.
In the Human Development Report released by the UN every year, Bhutan ranks low out of more than 190 countries. But it usually tops the happiness index in Asia. It seems that the Bhutanese people are living happily in an impoverished environment. Are the people in the landlocked country really bathing in tremendous happiness?
A strong leader with personality is needed to bring real change when a society is facing complex challenges with a downturned economy.
Companies that invest in countries involved in the Belt and Road Initiative should build risk evaluation systems and understand the differences between countries before investment, said He Yafei, former vice-minister of foreign affairs.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi`s visit to the US last week has become a hot topic among media outlets in India, the US and China over the past few days.
The "Belt and Road" initiative – which is aimed at boosting trade and infrastructure investment in neighboring countries – is one of the programs that will help continue this drive.
China, Germany to put pressure on US over climate change: analysts
China celebrates a great victory - the return of Hong Kong to its rightful historical place as part of China. That victory is even greater because, as President Xi Jinping, also General Secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee and Chairman of the Central Military Commission, stressed, it was Hong Kong`s peaceful return to China, a rare case in Chinese and foreign histories, where lost lands were mostly recovered by force.
China is getting ready to accept more investment from foreign companies or foreign countries. It’s just a matter of time.
On June 19, the Meeting of BRICS Ministers of Foreign Affairs took place in Beijing, and recently, the BRICS held its summit for finance ministers and central bankers in Shanghai as well as the first BRICS Games in Guangzhou. In addition, the BRICS Political Parties, Think-tanks and Civil Society Organizations Forum took place in Fuzhou in southeast China’s Fujian Province.
When Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi went in for a bear hug with his US counterpart Donald Trump during their first in-person meeting, what did US scholars think?
It seems strange for a development economist to talk about what the western media called “the national strategy”. But Cheng Cheng would like to call the Belt and Road an initiative rather than a strategy.
For all the uncertainties it faces, China`s economy is viewed with confidence as reforms generate investment opportunities in its financial market and currency.
Although China’s high-level Belt and Road summit concluded in Beijing two weeks ago, the debate it has generated will continue for quite a while — especially in countries like the United States, where attitudes toward the initiative are ambivalent at best.
This episode once again reflects the two sides of a coin of this giant developing nation - it is moving fast to modernization while it is returning to religious traditions.
A famous Chinese entrepreneur`s high-profile rebuttal of a recent report by The New York Times has drawn a lot of attention across the Pacific in the past few days, reviving a long-lingering question: what makes U.S. mainstream media`s reports about Chinese companies so controversial?