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By Clifford A. Kiracofe
The Asia-Pacific needs an architecture for peace not a securitized architecture for war.
As China continues to innovate, it becomes an excellent location for companies to ensure they fully leverage all the innovations globally.
We always speak about East and West as if we have totally different cultures, which is not the case. What is different is the general approach, but the values are the same—the values of togetherness, charity, compassion and humanness.
A series of indicators have shown the Chinese economy accumulated a number of positive elements in the first quarter, kicking off a good start to this year despite pressures and challenges both at home and abroad.
To write a new chapter in Sino-German relations, the German government and strategic community have to adopt a forward-looking attitude toward China, build a strategic consensus on bilateral ties and follow a foreign policy independent of the U.S.
In an increasingly interconnected world, China and Germany's partnership stands out as a model of cooperation.
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte's visit to China, celebrating a decade of "open and pragmatic partnership," signals a promising step forward for bilateral relations.
Climate change is a common challenge facing all of mankind. China is actively participating in and making major contributions to global climate governance.
Wang Yi's recent invitational visits to both New Zealand and Australia mark a promising charge toward future political and economic collaboration with the two Oceanian countries.
During the past six decades, cordial cooperation in economy and trade, as well as people-to-people exchanges have been the prevailing trend between the two countries.
