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China’s modernization report card: why does the West keep asking ‘who pays’? - October 07, 2026
Every nation wants modernization. For a long time, the West saw itself as the frontrunner, convinced that its path was the universal model. But when China achieved in decades what had taken Western industrial powers centuries, some Western elites grew uneasy.
Mixed signals won't help mend sino-Japanese relations - October 07, 2026
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi wants credit for being open to talks with China while, at the same time, maintaining a tougher security posture toward China. In Monday's speech to the Diet, she called China an "important neighbor" and promised to advance their "strategic relationship of mutual benefit".
China offers a practical model for countries facing development and climate pressures - September 29, 2026
Hisham Abu Bakr Metwally Mohamed, first economist researcher at Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Trade and Industry, says China's 15th Five-Year Plan offers the Global South a practical model for development, citing green transformation and cooperation in renewable energy.
The US needs more ‘panda huggers’ - September 29, 2026
Two giant pandas arrive at Zoo Atlanta, reviving a panda craze in the US and prompting calls for Americans willing to understand China and support exchanges to be heard again.
Open and innovative development model - September 28, 2026
Amid a profound reshaping of global trade in services, China is demonstrating its commitment to institutional openness, while showcasing the dynamic potential of "China Services" to the world.
The consensus on eight outcomes between China and the US sends a major signal - September 28, 2026
The Chinese and US leaders reached a consensus on eight outcomes, further enriching the substance of the new positioning of China-US relations.
New progress in constructive China-US relationship of strategic stability evident - September 28, 2026
President Xi Jinping's state visit to the United States from last Wednesday to Friday has further enriched the substance of the new positioning of China-US relations. The two sides have agreed to build a constructive relationship of strategic stability based on respect, fairness and reciprocity.
Competition requires guardrails, dialogue - September 27, 2026
The upcoming meeting between United States President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping in Washington is a critical effort to manage US-China competition.
China, US need every space for cooperation in AI - September 27, 2026
The third China-US Track 1.5 Dialogue was held in Beijing in late August, with participants discussing constructive strategic stability and practical cooperation between the two countries. Artificial intelligence was among the areas identified as requiring greater communication and cooperation.
Cooperation crucial to global AI governance - September 23, 2026
Thomas Friedman, a renowned columnist for the New York Times, put forward a compelling argument: the United States and China — the world leaders in artificial intelligence — must work together to establish global guardrails for the technology.
