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Protectionism will not revive U.S. shipbuilding

The newly proposed port fees also face the serious risk of isolating U.S. businesses while failing to achieve their intended economic revival, thereby joining growing list of current trade protection policies inflicting short-term pain on Americans without the prospect of long-term gain

Space security: A shared responsibility

Throughout humanity's advancement, space has evolved from an unattainable frontier into a vital pillar sustaining modern society

Bridging Histories, Building Futures

This year is the 75th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Viet Nam, a milestone that presents a pivotal opportunity for both countries and their ruling parties to reflect on the past and chart a course for the future

Maintaining global order, Rewriting rules

It was no surprise that shortly after taking office, U.S. President Donald Trump once again wielded his tariff stick, continuing the unfinished business of his first term: using "extreme pressure" tactics and the "America First" principle to "make America great again." The global market and political arena have once again been shaken

Powering synergy for a shared future

Anti-geopolitical recession

China has been a global stabilizer for a while already, making very positive contributions to the multilateral discourse in the UN

Building a sci-tech powerhouse

Recent breakthrough achievements such as the launch of DeepSeek's revolutionary AI models and the collection of samples from the far side of the moon are indicators of just how far China has developed in science and technology

Trump's War Against American Labor and Global Workers

Behind the rallies and rhetoric, policies undermine worker power at home and abroad

Economic shock & awe: Trump's tariff blitz

Faced with the certainty of the end of the dream of a world to call "its own," the U.S. wants to take revenge on everyone in order to leave as many ruins as possible in the world for the new power in multilateralism—China

Beating the butterfly defect

Ian Goldin, a professor of globalization and development at Oxford University shares his views on the dark sides of globalization, as well as China and Asia's shifting roles in the global economic landscape