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He Yafei: Global Changes Require China to Open Further
First of all, the rapid development of multi-polarization and economic globalization over the past several decades has brought about major changes in the balance of economic power. These changes are characterized by the rise of new powers in the East and the fall of old ones in the West, with the overall strength of developing countries and emerging economies rising considerably. The world today faces profound changes unseen in a century, including in its economy. First of all, the rapid development of multi-polarization and economic globalization over the past several decades has brought about major changes in the balance of economic power. These changes are characterized by the rise of new powers in the East and the fall of old ones in the West, with the overall strength of developing countries and emerging economies rising considerably.
November 07 , 2019 -
Wang Huiyao: Import expo is a concrete measure of opening-up
At a time when the global economy is facing downward pressure and protectionism is emerging in many developed countries, it is significant that China, the world's largest exporter, is holding the China International Import Expo for the second consecutive year.
October 30 , 2019 -
Andy Mok: The necessity of the Wuzhen summit
Now in its sixth year, the World Internet Conference (aka the Wuzhen summit) has become the preeminent annual event for shaping and guiding the future of the digital world. From the first edition in 2014 until today, its primary purpose has been to not only shape internet development but also governance.
October 21 , 2019 -
Wang Huiyao: It’s time China and EU come together
The rise of the digital economy brings with it umpteen benefits and also challenges that call for international cooperation. China and the European Union, having complementary strengths, are well placed to work together to advance and manage the digital economy, a driving force of growth and innovation in the 21st century.
October 15 , 2019 -
Wang Huiyao: India, China must look to the future
This week, Chinese President Xi Jinping and India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi will seek to reinforce Sino-Indian ties as they wander among the ancient structures of Mamallapuram. Local sites have been spruced up ahead of the summit, with roads repaved and gates repainted. However, recent events are a reminder that it will take more than a fresh lick of paint to cover cracks in the relationship between the two countries.
October 11 , 2019 -
Andy Mok：Disappointing but not surprising hypocrisy on U.S. blacklisting of Chinese entities for ‘human rights’ abuses
On Monday, the U.S. placed 28 Chinese organizations on a blacklist for alleged human rights abuses in southwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. The Chinese companies and public security organs were placed on what is called an "entity list", which bans them from buying American technology unless Washington grants a specific waiver.
October 10 , 2019 -
Wang Huiyao: Returnees help voice of China to be heard
In the new era of globalization, the concept of innovation-driven development has been embraced by China and its people. As a leading force of innovation, generations of Chinese overseas returnees have played a major role in China's globalization in the past 70 years.
October 10 , 2019
