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[SCMP] In a warring economy split into US vs China blocs, no winners
As the divide into two ecosystems of economic and trade activities deepens, business costs increase, efficiency falls – and everyone in the global economy loses
April 12 , 2021 -
China Daily: Bringing China-US ties where they need to be
Editor's Note: Thomas L. Friedman, author, political commentator and weekly columnist for The New York Times, and Wang Huiyao, president of the Center for China and Globalization, discussed online the future of globalization and China-US relations on March 29. Following are excerpts from their conversation:
April 06 , 2021 -
China Daily | Friedman: More candid talks necessary for China, US
Both Friedman and Wang said it's high time for the biggest developed country and the largest developing one to hold more candid talks. Even the recent Alaska talks, the first high-level talks under the Biden administration, at least enabled the two sides to exchange views in a frank and candid way.
March 30 , 2021 -
【CGTN】Analyst on U.S.-China meeting: At least we have some results
"Even though there could be some arguments and disputes, but it's very important that they meet face to face in the real situation," said Wang Huiyao, president of the Center for China and Globalization, on the sideline of the China Development Forum on Saturday.
March 20 , 2021 -
【150sec.com】EU could mediate in China-U.S. trade dispute
“We actually recommend that the EU, the U.S., and China should have a trilateral summit on issues like pandemic fighting, vaccine injection, production, and distribution, and also climate change,” Wang Huiyao, the founder and president of a leading Chinese non-government think tank called the Center for China and Globalization (CCG), told 150sec in an interview.
March 19 , 2021 -
【CRI】CCG Expert on G7’s statement against HSKAR’s electoral reform
CCG Expert on G7's statement against HSKAR's electoral reform
March 17 , 2021 -
【SCMP】China-US relations: why expectations are low for Alaska summit
Wang Huiyao, founder and president of the Centre for China and Globalization think tank, said that both Beijing and Washington understood that their relationship encompassed both competition and cooperation. “It’s certainly better than not meeting, that’s for sure,” he said. “One face-to-face meeting is worth a thousand other forms of communication. I’m sure this is not the first, and will continue.”
March 14 , 2021
