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Thirty-nine Sinologists from 31 countries shared their views with Chinese writers on the exchange of literature at the Seventh International Sinologists Conference on Translating Chinese Literature in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, on July 21

Long-term vision in a rapidly changing world

As China prepares to unveil its 15th Five-Year Plan in 2026, policymakers, investors and scholars around the world are watching closely

A vision that transforms

When China launched the Made in China 2025 (MIC 2025) program 10 years ago, it stirred global interest, some with admiration, some skeptical and others critical. Yet now, MIC 2025 has profoundly reshaped China's industrial landscape and generated ripple effects that extend far beyond its borders

Europe at the crossroads

China and Europe have much to gain from closer alignment

A table reclaimed

The Second China-Latin American and Caribbean States Roundtable on Human Rights is not just another forum to discuss the rules; it brings about a shift in their authorship

China-Latin America relationship is no "core" and "periphery", but a model for win-win cooperation

China-Latin America cooperation not only provides a model for equal cooperation among Global South nations but also plays a crucial role in advancing the international order toward greater fairness and justice

Smart businesses know China is the future

China is not just part of that future—it is central to that future. And smart global businesses are already there

Independence through interdependence

With Australia's multicultural population, including a longstanding Chinese community, the two countries enjoy close people-to-people links

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CISCE Shows China’s Commitment to Connecting the World for a Shared Future

The CISCE is a shining example of China’s global insight and efforts for creating a global community that works together

A mirror for the Global South

As the unipolar world goes through rupture, with national discontents like slow growth and de-industrialization, countries are searching for pathways out of the deadlock. This is true of the Global South countries as much as it is for the Global North. In the latter, right-wing movements are growing, scapegoating globalization and China's manufacturing dominance

The electrification of Brazil's mobility sector

Brazil is beginning to change how it moves. The shift to electric mobility is not only about cleaner vehicles; it is about rethinking industry, energy and opportunity. In this transformation, China has emerged as a key partner, offering investment, technology and a long-term vision

China is not our enemy

In recent years, a troubling narrative has gained momentum in the U.S.: China is America's foremost adversary, a threat to our way of life and a rival to be contained

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