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Wendy Cutler: Did the United States Miss Its Chance to Benefit from Ongoing Asia–Pacific Trade Agreements?
Since the US exit from the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) in 2017, there has been a steady march of new trade agreements across the Asia–Pacific region that do not include the United States. If this trend continues, there is a serious danger that the US will miss its window of opportunity to shape trade rules and norms within the largest and most rapidly growing region in the world.
September 15 , 2022 -
Zhou Xiaoming: To defuse tensions over Taiwan, US and China need a new strategic understanding
s the party that initiated the new round of tensions, Washington should make the first moves towards reconciliation, while Beijing could scale back military exercises in the Taiwan Strait.
September 06 , 2022 -
【SCMP】Wang Huiyao: More face-to-face interaction needed with Asian countries seeking a “third way” out of the US-China rivalry
China can better pursue its interests with these countries by increasing face-to-face interactions and strengthening human relations.
August 29 , 2022 -
Andy Mok: Reflections on China’s Rise to Technology Leadership
From a follower to a world leader in technological innovation, China’s great transformation has demonstrated to the world the great potential, vitality, and creativity of the Chinese nation.
August 25 , 2022 -
[SCMP] Wang huiyao: How a ‘G3’ mechanism could reset US-China-EU relations and tackle global challenges
To make a start in reviving these interactions, a delegation from the Centre for China and Globalisation visited Paris, Berlin and Brussels earlier this month. During the trip, we attended seminars and met representatives from think tanks and government agencies.
August 23 , 2022 -
Mehri Madarshahi: IRAN Giant of Eurasia Geopolitical Challenges and Opportunities
To survive the impact of the tough U.S. sanctions, Iran has strived to navigate ties between China and India, initially trying to maximize its benefits. Given its important geopolitical location, Iran is being pulled in different directions by China, Russia, and India when it comes to their rivalry in economic and geopolitical spheres.
August 15 , 2022 -
Ambassador of Colombia to China: Young Leaders Are the Present, not the Future
“COVID-19 is more than a health crisis and is restructuring our knowledge and understanding of everything. It is actually changing the world economic and social order in an unprecedented way, creating new challenges for humanity. How the world faces this crisis and how young people view, think and respond to global issues and challenges will determine the face of the future of the world.”
August 12 , 2022
