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• Laurence Brahm: Does Washington fear yuan’s evolution?August 13 , 2019

  By labeling China a "currency manipulator" following Washington's threat to impose 10 percent tariffs on another $300 billion of Chinese goods from Sept 1, the US Treasury Department has dealt another serious blow to bilateral ties. The United States has labeled China a "currency manipulator" even before. But in the current context, it reflects the US' intolerance of the existing world order, and international trade and economic rules which are different from its own.

  Laurence Brahm

• ​Simon Birmingham: Australia welcomes China’s economic growthAugust 09 , 2019

  Simon Birmingham, Australian Minister for Trade, Tourism and Investment, delivers a speech at a roundtable discussion held in Beijing on Aug. 2. [Photo courtesy of CCG]

• Wang Huiyao: New green consensus can revive multilateral mindsetAugust 07 , 2019

  In recent years, images of trash-strewn seas and beaches have led to growing calls to tackle marine plastic waste. At the G20 Summit in June in Osaka, Japan, leaders moved to start addressing the issue with a major agreement to eliminate pollution by marine plastic litter by 2050.

  Wang Huiyao

• Harvey Dzodin: Conference illustrates importance of dialogueAugust 06 , 2019

  Participating in the Dialogue of Asian Civilizations last week was a highlight of my year. It was a rich experience in every respect, from people-to-people exchanges to formal and informal information-sharing. True to its theme of “exchanges and mutual learning among Asian civilizations and a community with a shared future”, there was an abundant flow of ideas and information. I even found healthy dollops of idealism and optimism at a time when there is so much global cynicism and zero-sum thinking in our world.

  Harvey Dzodin

• Laurence Brahm: Conference provides opportunity for new paradigmAugust 06 , 2019

  The Conference on Dialogue of Asian Civilizations taking place in Beijing from May 15 to 16 is using open dialogue to establish a fresh set of universal values founded on the core heritage and culture of very ancient civilizations. The Silk Road historically was the economic order for thousands of years. It was a technology shift, as high-sea sailing vessels and the industrialization of arms caused overland trading routes to fall into disuse. The outcome was economic might shifting to coastal regions. A system of colonization emerged, followed by a post-colonial era that sought to maintain the status quo. Today, another technology shift — high-speed rails, smart road systems, telecommunications and 5G wireless — are changing the economic paradigm and reviving overland trading routes. China calls it the “Belt and Road.” Another way of understanding it is a new Silk Road, or even a “Cyber Silk Road.”

  Laurence Brahm

• Su Hao: Sharing improves Asian governanceAugust 06 , 2019

  The Conference on Dialogue of Asian Civilizations will be held in Beijing from May 15 to 22. One theme of the parallel sessions is "sharing experience on Asian governance." Asian countries have diverse political systems, but most Asian countries have realized development in different degrees.

  Su Hao

• Wang Huiyao: ‘Chinese wisdom’ to benefit economic globalizationAugust 06 , 2019

  Economic globalization is rooted in the development of a social productivity force, while technology innovation is the dynamic force driving social productivity. Today economic globalization has reached a stage of stagnation. Therefore, technology innovation is urgently needed to boost social productivity and revive the world economy.

  Wang Huiyao

• Wang Huiyao: Transcending “us versus them”: China-EU relations in a changing eraJuly 05 , 2019

  Events in 2019, from unfolding US-China trade frictions to recent EU visits by top Chinese leaders, have highlighted the evolving dynamic of China-EU-US relations. In particular, there seems a growing need for the EU to think about its stance between China and the US.

  Wang Huiyao

• Wang Huiyao – Transcending “us vs them”: China-EU relations in a changing eraJuly 05 , 2019

  Events in 2019, from unfolding US-China trade frictions to recent EU visits by top Chinese leaders, have highlighted the evolving dynamic of China-EU-US relations. In particular, there seems a growing need for the EU to think about its stance between China and the US.

  Wang Huiyao

• Wang Huiyao: Better global governance through infrastructureJuly 01 , 2019

  The Belt and Road Initiative continues to create new opportunities for global multilateral cooperation and world economic development

  Wang Huiyao