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Multilateralism key to tackling global challenges

In the face of the daunting challenges brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic, humanity was forced to realize that cooperation with others is the need of the hour

Biden's democracy summit: dead on arrival

Why does the U.S. play the unwinnable game of which model of government is "better"?

China hopes U.S. will invite WHO to conduct source tracing

The U.S. government will invite World Health Organization (WHO) experts to carry out novel coronavirus source tracing research in the United States

China vows more COVID-19 vaccines to developing countries

China will continue to provide COVID-19 vaccines to other countries, especially the developing ones, in a timely manner within its capacity and contribute to the building of a community of health for all

Chinese president's "cloud diplomacy" in new year

Chinese President Xi Jinping's pledges and proposals, ranging from promoting global vaccine cooperation and jointly building the Belt and Road, to practicing multilateralism, have charted the course for a world that has arrived at a historic crossroads

Major cabinet reshuffle announced in Myanmar

Under Myanmar's cabinet reshuffle, new union ministers were appointed for 11 ministries while 24 deputy ministers were removed from their posts on February 1

China, U.S. advised to refresh ties

New administration in Washington called on to employ positive policies

Concerted efforts must be made across the globe to lift the world out of COVID-19 quagmire

To scale up efforts to address worldwide problems bears on the future of humanity. There must be global action, global response and global cooperation

U.S. companies stand to benefit from closer Hong Kong-mainland economic ties: chief executive

China and the U.S. should keep their trade deals and national security issues on separate tracks

Guarding against all forms of pseudo multilateralism

Modern multilateralism can date back to the age when the Peace of Westphalia is negotiated and settled

A basic truth: facing an existential threat, humanity must work together

We need all the countries of the world to give their best to the global community and to the UN, which works so hard to foster it

Pompeo risks peace in desperate bid to lock-in Trump legacy

During the dying days of the Trump administration, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo tore-up four decades of U.S.-Taiwan policy. In doing so, the outgoing Trump administration placed the entire region’s peace and stability in significant danger

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