As the 20th anniversary of Hong Kong's return to China nears, a veteran US diplomat has said that Beijing's unique "one country, two systems" policy, which is in the interest of China and the US, has paid off greatly in the former British colony.
During a recent interview with the Sino-US.com, Yuan Zheng, a senior researcher at the Institute of American Studies of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, shed light on the reasons why US President Donald Trump broke away from his predecessor Barack Obama's efforts in combating climate change by withdrawing from the Paris climate change accord.
The US needs to design a "roadmap" that China could follow to integrate into the system of the international trade rules, as the Donald Trump administration does not have a clear and complete policy toward China, according to a US expert.
Although Donald Trump's attitude toward world trade and trade organizations remains uncertain, the trend of trade liberalization in the Asia Pacific region will not lose its momentum, a former US trade official has said.
China will not stop putting pressure on Taiwan until the Taiwanese authorities honor the "1992 consensus", a tacit understanding reached in November 1992 between the Kuomintang and Beijing that both sides of the Taiwan Strait recognize that there is only "one China", a US expert said recently.
China can share its rich national governance experience in carrying out reform and opening up policy, industrialization and poverty relief with the countries attending the Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation, according to a Chinese expert.
In a recent conversation with Sino-US.com, Gal Luft, acclaimed energy security specialist, suggested the United States government to harness the opportunity to be involved in China’s Belt and Road Initiative in an all-round way.
While Chinese President Xi Jinping mentioned again about the spirit and meaning of the Belt and Road Initiative, there are three key issues which are significant to the current global economic and political structure, according to Xu Hongcai, an economist from the China Center for International Economic Exchanges.
China's "Belt and Road" initiative will not only bring economic opportunities but also face geopolitical, legal and market risks, as it may find it hard to protect the interests of big powers, and instead increase distrust among them, according to a recent think tank report.
In 2013, Chinese President Xi Jinping proposed the important "Belt and Road" initiative with the principles of "wide consultation", "joint contribution" and "shared benefit". Earlier this year, at the World Economic Forum in Davos and the headquarters of the United Nations in Geneva, President Xi put forward the idea of building the community of common destiny, indicating the new thinking of China's diplomacy since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China in 2012. The idea ca…
Rss
Weibo
Twitter
Facebook
