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US tariffs add burden to its taxpayers: former Fed leader
by Zhang Liying July 13, 2018 -
Kudos to China's leading role in WTO
by Rabi Sankar Bosu July 13, 2018 -
The true cost of a trade war
by Einar Tangen July 13, 2018 -
Unstoppable Industrial Upgrade
by Shi Dan July 11, 2018 -
America’s Consequences for the Trade War
by Huo Jianguo July 11, 2018
Eye on the Southwest Opportunities for Local China-India Cooperation
by Ren Jia May 2, 2018
From the perspective of the big picture of their long-term bilateral ties, China-India relations will constantly improve, with cooperation at local levels playing a decisive role in the process.
Steadily Upwards: Keys to China’s 2018 Economic Work
by Bian Yongzu January 9, 2018
At the Central Economic Work Conference, steady progress was once again emphasized. It will remain the guiding principle for the country’s economic work in 2018.
Building a Top-Notch Tourism Island
by Tan Xingyu May 21, 2018
The push to build an international tourism island has inspired Hainan to set a goal to become a world-class tourist destination, which presents a prime opportunity for the island province to reach world-class standards comprehensively through learning advanced international experience and upgrading its tourism services.
Real Numbers on China’s Artificial Intelligence Boom
by Hu Zhoumeng & Andrey Maleev May 2, 2018
A new round of AI-driven technological and industrial revolution is sprouting in China.
Multi-faceted China’s National Image in India
by Hu Zhoumeng & Andrey Maleev April 2, 2018
“What do you think of China?” is a question foreigners frequently run into when visiting the country. What answers will Indians give to this same question when asked in their home country?
Entrepreneurs Discuss Business Details at China-India Conference
by Mithila Phadke March 20, 2017
From tech behemoths that are transforming sectors like transport and education, to fast-expanding innovators which have changed the way people shop, entrepreneurs from across all kinds of fields, and from across China and India, made their way to the ‘China Go Global and Second Chindia TMT Dialogue’ conference, held in Beijing on March 16, 2017.
China’s Gaming Boom
by Wang Jiayin March 19, 2017
Along with the tireless efforts and creativity of China’s game designers, the rapid growth in the number of internet users played the key role in facilitating the boom.
From a Poverty County to a City of Olympics: the Legend of Ice and Snow in Chongli
by China India Dialogue December 1, 2017
Start the journey from Beijing, travel 220 KM towards the northwest, there is a small city called Chongli, which is located among the mountains of Yinshan and Yanshan. On July 31, 2015, Thomas Bach...
New Path to Cultivate IT Talents
by Hu Zhoumeng July 24, 2017
Qingdao University in China’s Shandong Province has joined hands with NIIT to cultivate software outsourcing talent with both theoretical knowledge and professional skills.
A Sober Look at Dangerous Misconceptions on China-India Relations
Lan Jianxue
Hopefully, the Modi government will demonstrate political wisdom and keep the bigger picture in mind when handling issues concerning China-India relations as well as taking active measures to end the stand-off between the two countries. This is the only choice beneficial to India’s security and development, to China-India cooperation, and to the stability of the region as a whole.
India Rockets Past Record Books
Pankti Mehta Kadakia
The country achieved a milestone by launching 104 satellites with a single rocket in February. A journalist provides a first-hand account of the historic moment.
Indian and American Scholars Should Play a Positive Role in Maintaining Peace
Pan Heping
China’s defense policy is intended to safeguard and promote the peace and stability of the international community. Conversely, the suggestion that the U.S., Japan, and India collaborate to constrain China’s rise, as some Indian and American scholars made at the conference, is negative to the security of the Asia-Pacific region.
China-India Relations: Less Confrontation, More Cooperation
Zhang Yunling
It would be wise to not miss and ruin the huge space for cooperation and conciliation for the long term and ultimate interests of parties concerned.
Working Together for Future BRICS Cooperation
by Li Hui September 1, 2017
For a decade, BRICS countries continuously strengthened dialogue and cooperation, injecting new energy to drive the world economy, reform global economic governance and facilitate the democratization of international relations.
20,000 Leagues Under the Indian Ocean
by Shu Yun & Liao Jianlin April 22, 2017
As night falls, a brilliant blanket of stars shatters the darkness, creating a moment of happiness beyond description.
Sharing Beauty
by Anita Yin July 6, 2018
Have you ever seen a Chinese painting by Pablo Picasso, among the pioneers of Western modern art? If not, you now have the chance to do so at Beijing’s National Art Museum of China (NAMOC).
Sharing Beauty
by Anita Yin July 6, 2018
Have you ever seen a Chinese painting by Pablo Picasso, among the pioneers of Western modern art? If not, you now have the chance to do so at Beijing’s National Art Museum of China (NAMOC).
My Story with BRICS Countries
by China-India Dialogue August 31, 2017
For a Closer Partnership through People-to-People Exchange
[Crossing Cultures: Indians in China] Reshma Khan: The Language of Food
by Nick Lanigan Photographs courtesy of the internet July 27, 2017
“I think food is something that does not require a language. It crosses all boundaries.”
The recent U.S. tariffs are actually increasing the burden on its own taxpayers, former U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said at the China Wealth Forum 2018 held in Qingdao, Shandong pr...
Undoubtedly, China's WTO membership is a milestone in its reform and opening-up. Over the past 17 years, as a major developing trading nation China has made great contributions to the WTO's multila...
With its latest trade tariffs, the United States has presented a number of both economic and political challenges not just for China, but also for countries that represent approximately 60 percent ...
The Trump administration blames the U.S.’s domestic troubles on China and ignored WTO regulations to launch a trade war targeting Made in China 2025 development strategy. This move, which ignores laws of global industrial development, will hinder the economic development of the world.
Imposing more tariffs on China will inevitably lead to more troubles for the United States.
The accusing WTO member doesn’t actually care whether China has fulfilled its WTO commitments. In its eyes, only when China reaches the opening and market operation levels it wants will China fulfill its WTO compliance.
China has the advantage of time in the trade disputes with the United States.
As the largest developing country, China has always fulfilled and will continue to fulfill its international obligations in accordance with its stage of development and promote healthy and balanced development of the multilateral trading system.
The key to China's survival in the potentially protracted trade war with the United States lies in the deepening of reforms while ensuring its core industries are of a world-leading standard, trade and law experts said on Monday.
Business leaders and scholars from the world's leading economies have criticized the trade war initiated by Washington that will have profoundly negative consequences. The US additional tariffs of ...
