Zamir Ahmed Awan: World keeps a close eye on China’s upcoming ‘Two Sessions’

The “Two Sessions” is an annual event and is usually held in March every year, when thousands of Chinese lawmakers participate in devising the future course of action in every dimension of China's development and its people's wellbeing.

Liao Qun: Chinese and US enterprises are upbeat about the future

During his icebreaking visit to China in 1972, U.S. President Richard Nixon was invited by Chinese leaders to recommend the best American enterprises from 10 sectors to drive economic exchanges between the two countries. Honeywell UOP, a supplier and licenser of petroleum refining solutions operated by technology and manufacturing giant Honeywell International Inc., was the only company in its field named by Nixon.

Ding Gang: Cold War only half over and part two has begun

Liao Qun: Chinese and US enterprises are upbeat about the future

During his icebreaking visit to China in 1972, U.S. President Richard Nixon was invited by Chinese leaders to recommend the best American enterprises from 10 sectors to drive economic exchanges between the two countries. Honeywell UOP, a supplier and licenser of petroleum refining solutions operated by technology and manufacturing giant Honeywell International Inc., was the only company in its field named by Nixon.

Zamir Ahmed Awan: World keeps a close eye on China’s upcoming ‘Two Sessions’

The “Two Sessions” is an annual event and is usually held in March every year, when thousands of Chinese lawmakers participate in devising the future course of action in every dimension of China's development and its people's wellbeing.

He Weiwen: US economy is reaping benefits from the Ukraine crisis

Brent crude futures rose to $98.11 a barrel in London on Monday, up 4.4 percent. The price of gold exceeded $1,900 an ounce while the euro and pound fell 1.25 percent and 0.6 percent, respectively, against the US dollar. The offshore Chinese yuan fell 145 basis points against the dollar and the Russian currency plunged from 83 rubles on February 25, to 117 rubles per dollar three days later.

He Weiwen: US economy is reaping benefits from the Ukraine crisis

Brent crude futures rose to $98.11 a barrel in London on Monday, up 4.4 percent. The price of gold exceeded $1,900 an ounce while the euro and pound fell 1.25 percent and 0.6 percent, respectively, against the US dollar. The offshore Chinese yuan fell 145 basis points against the dollar and the Russian currency plunged from 83 rubles on February 25, to 117 rubles per dollar three days later.

Diao Daming: Biden fails to use Ukraine crisis to cover partisan struggles in US

US President Joe Biden finally made his delayed State of the Union address local time Tuesday night, devoting a significant portion of the speech to the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and mentioning China only twice while talking about international competition on the economy and technology.

Diao Daming: Biden fails to use Ukraine crisis to cover partisan struggles in US

US President Joe Biden finally made his delayed State of the Union address local time Tuesday night, devoting a significant portion of the speech to the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and mentioning China only twice while talking about international competition on the economy and technology.

The Washington Post: China, seemingly surprised by sudden Ukraine incursion, denies backing Russian attacks

China on Thursday denied backing Russia’s military assault in Ukraine as it trod a cautious line in response to a conflict that many Chinese analysts just days before were predicting wouldn’t happen.

Liu Zhiqin: How much would SWIFT ban on Russia impact Europe?

With the banning of SWIFT, exports of crude oil from Russia have basically halted. How much would this hurt Europe? CGTN invited Wang Dan, chief economist of Hang Seng Bank (China), and Liu Zhiqin, senior fellow of Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies, Renmin University of China, to discuss the issue.

Liu Zhiqin: How much would SWIFT ban on Russia impact Europe?

With the banning of SWIFT, exports of crude oil from Russia have basically halted. How much would this hurt Europe? CGTN invited Wang Dan, chief economist of Hang Seng Bank (China), and Liu Zhiqin, senior fellow of Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies, Renmin University of China, to discuss the issue.

The Washington Post: China, seemingly surprised by sudden Ukraine incursion, denies backing Russian attacks

China on Thursday denied backing Russia’s military assault in Ukraine as it trod a cautious line in response to a conflict that many Chinese analysts just days before were predicting wouldn’t happen.

Diao Daming: US urged to respect one-China principle, 'absorb wisdom' from Shanghai Communiqué

Diao Daming: US urged to respect one-China principle, 'absorb wisdom' from Shanghai Communiqué

Francis Fukuyama: Ukraine, Looking Backward and Forward

Now that Russia has launched its massive invasion of Ukraine, it might be useful to look back at some of the discussion in the West prior to this event, and to think ahead to what may come next.

He Weiwen: Fundamental solution lies in neutral status of Ukraine

All eyes are on the Russia-Ukraine military conflict, which has become the top news around the world these days. Leaders of the U.S., NATO and EU states have all condemned Russia and announced a set of most severe sanctions.

Francis Fukuyama: Ukraine, Looking Backward and Forward

Now that Russia has launched its massive invasion of Ukraine, it might be useful to look back at some of the discussion in the West prior to this event, and to think ahead to what may come next.

Wang Yiwei: Kiev, Moscow talk amid conflicts; low hope for 'major breakthrough'

High-level talks between Kiev and Moscow finally began in the Ukraine-Belarus border on Monday. Chinese experts acknowledged the significance of the talks, which at least reflected some willingness from both sides, but predicted that hopes were not high for a major breakthrough during the first round of the talks as the conflict has reached its fifth day.

He Weiwen: Fundamental solution lies in neutral status of Ukraine

All eyes are on the Russia-Ukraine military conflict, which has become the top news around the world these days. Leaders of the U.S., NATO and EU states have all condemned Russia and announced a set of most severe sanctions.