H.E. Signe Brudeset Speaks at CCG Ambassadors’ Roundtable

Creating a perfect system for economic and social governance is nearly impossible, as most variations on any system have their advantages and disadvantages. Nevertheless, economic systems need to be well adapted to the changing situation in the countries that have adopted them, and a fair balance between competing ends and considerations must be found.

H.E. Thomas Østrup Møller Speaks at CCG Ambassadors’ Roundtable

Through transparency, oversight and separations of powers, people trust that policy outcomes and the public administration is run in a fair way. Laws and rules are clearly defined and fairly and impartially implemented, no matter who you are or how much money you have in your bank account.

Text | CCG President Wang Huiyao speaks at 2023 Kearney Global CEO Retreat

The common conclusion they have reached is that we should avoid a Cold War and decoupling. Some believe that in five or ten years down the road, we will need to work together and reach a new equilibrium. Ultimately, we must accept each other because we are all part of humankind. We need to collaborate and work together towards that objective.

H.E. Helena Sångeland Speaks at CCG Ambassadors’ Roundtable

Sweden is one of the few countries which will continue to grow, whereas others will decrease. Population growth in Sweden basically comes down to two factors: there is more births than deaths, and more people move to Sweden than move out. The policy challenge is to sustain a comparably higher degree of labor market participation, in order to support both our children and our elderly.

Rocky US-China relationship could benefit from couples therapy strategies

Antony Blinken’s successful visit to Beijing has opened a window of opportunity to establish a more constructive and harmonious US-China relationship.

He Weiwen: Talks mark first step towards stronger China-U.S. relations

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken's trip to China on June 18-19 is a positive step towards stabilizing bilateral relations, managing differences and avoiding conflicts between the world's two largest economies.

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