Leading Climate Actions With Tangible Efforts

正On April 22, when speaking at a virtual climate summit hosted by U.S. President Joe Biden, Chinese President Xi Jinping called on the international community to work together to foster a community of life for man and nature with "unprecedented ambition and action."     

Getting Ties Right Is a Must

正Getting the China-U.S. relationship right is not optional, but something both sides must do and must do well.That is a point Chinese President Xi Jinping stressed in a phone conversation on September 10 with his U.S. counterpart, Joe Biden, and also a premise both sides need to bear in mind when managing bilateral ties.     

A Correct Understanding of China Matters

This year marks the 50th anniversary of Dr. Henry A. Kissinger's ice-breaking visit to China. The world's most important bilateral relationship now is in transition, with far-reaching regional and global implications. In this particularly unpredictable year of 2021, President Xi Jinping and his U.S. counterpart Joe Biden had phone conversa-tions on September 10 and on the eve of the Chinese New Year in February. Senior offi-cials held a face-to-face strategic dialogue in Anchorage, Alaska, in March.     

Forging Global Stability

The creation of a multilateral world has changed the international scene. While the United States preserves its military superiority, the continuous development of China and Russia's resilience influences the balance of power. Under the administration of President Joe Biden, Washington seeks to set the tone by demonstrating to its partners that "it is back" on the world stage after four years of former President Donald Trump's policies. During his first trip to Europe since his inauguration in January, Biden took part in Group of Seven (G7), NATO and U.S.-EU summits. But the meeting that captured international attention was the one with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin in Geneva, Switzerland, on June 16.     

Joe Biden's 'Trumpism'

正U.S. President Joe Biden emerged from the election as a redeemer, promising to put Donald Trump's mistakes behind him and lead the country back on track. But after more than four months in office, Biden has not really lived up to his promise, with the domestic and foreign policies of the United States essentially following the path set by his predecessor: "Trumpism," just without Trump. This is particularly evident in China-U.S. relations.     

Is America Really Back?

Biden wants to return to the global ring but the diplomatic climate has changed At his first international conferences as the leader of the United States,President Joe Biden had a short but emphatic message for listening world leaders:"America is back."     

Temporary Relief

Biden’s relief bill might bring about greater challenges in the long run U.S.President Joe Biden signed the$1.9-trillion American Rescue Plan(ARP)Act into law on March 11,delivering on one of his key campaign promises.After the signing,Biden called the bill a historic legislation with overwhelming support from Americans,saying it will help rebuild the COVID-19-ravaged U.S.economy.     

Shared Values Of Humanity

Global governance should be open, inclusive and fair, and forcing the rules made by a few upon the many will not work, Du Zhanyuan, President of China International Communications Group, said at a recent forum in Beijing. The event saw representatives from more than 120 countries and regions as well as 20 international organizations share their views on democracy both online and offline. This is an edited excerpt of Du's speech: In the West, many "role models of de-mocracy" have seen their institutions degrade over the recent years. At the so-called "summit for democracy" in December, U.S. President Joe Biden, the host, admitted that more than half of all "democracies" have experi-enced a decline in at least one aspect of their democracy over the last 10 years, including the United States.     

Major-Country Ties and Yin-Yang Philosophy

正Since U.S. President Joe Biden assumed office almost six months ago, his administration has been making efforts to rope U.S. allies into launching a crackdown on China economically, technologically, politically and culturally. Positioning China as a hostile rival, some American politicians have always viewed bilateral relationship as a zero-sum game with one winner and one loser. However, this narrow and extreme mentality will only end up hurting both sides.     

America's Anti-China Human Rights Hype

正As U.S. President Joe Biden and his Secretary of State Anthony Blinken attempt to rebrand post-Donald Trump America through new policies and narratives at home and abroad, the topic of "human rights" has become, once again, a focal point of Washington’s propaganda. China should welcome this discussion and join it robustly.     

Engaging With China Under President Biden

正Soon after taking office, questions began to swirl around President Joe Biden and his team of advisors, about how they might lower the temperature and resume a cordial, constructive relationship with China after the incendiary rhetoric of the Donald Trump-era. Now, several months in,     

The Crunch Conspiracy

Among the many nicknames con-jured up by his opponents, "Empty Shelves Joe" may be the harshest on the very dedicated U.S. President Joe Biden. Since taking office, high inflation rates and a serious supply chain crisis lin-ger on, and empty shelves run across stores and markets nationwide. The situation is expected to continue and stands to affect the Christmas shopping season from mid to late December.     

Diplomatic Solutions to Prevent New Shockwaves

The world has been placed on high alert by the escalation of the RussiaUkraine crisis. The logic behind Russia’s actions is to protect its national security and to counteract NATO attempts, led by the U.S., to press itself forward onto Russia’s borders and overshadow Moscow.     

中国发布新冠肺炎疫情信息、推进疫情防控国际合作纪事(下)

3月19日——中国国家主席习近平应约同俄罗斯总统普京通电话。习近平指出,中方愿同包括俄罗斯在内的各国一道,基于人类命运共同体理念,加强国际防疫合作,开展防控和救治经验分享,推动联合科研攻关,携手应对共同威胁和挑战,维护全球公共卫生安全。     

Diplomatic Delivery

Chinese President Xi Jinping and his wife Peng Liyuan pose for a group photo with dignitaries from around the world who attended the opening ceremony of the Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games, in Beijing on February 5.     

Biden,China and Trade

Relations between China and the U.S. are at a low point and the Donald Trump-instigated trade war continues under President Joe Biden. Can substantial progress be made in tariff reduction? In the realm of diplomacy, much is possible; but is Washington being sincere? In 2018, Trump launched his counterproductive trade war against China, Russia, and several other countries. Overall, the Trump tariffs impacted some $410 billion in imports and exports and raised costs for the U.S. consumer by around $51 billion per year. They have since been forced to bear the brunt of the inflationary consequences and have seen their options reduced due to affected trade levels and decreases in both imports and exports.     

A Candid Conversation

Messages from the China-U.S.engagement in Anchorage While the first China-U.S.senior officials'meeting in Alaskan city Anchorage since U.S.President Joe Biden took office has been described as chilly by the Western media,to look at it objectively,the March 18-19 strategic dialogue has clarified the red lines on both sides and broken the ice for further communication.     

The Power Of Dialogue

正Chinese President Xi Jinping has called on the world’s younger generations to increase mutual understanding and friendship through participation in international exchange programs. President Xi made the call in response to a letter from 36 participants in the Global Young Leaders Dialogue (GYLD)program.     

Uncertainty,the Only Certainty for Afghanistan

正Afghanistan is the battlefield where the U.S.army fought the longest overseas.Since U.S.President Joe Biden took office in January,the war's future course has come in the spotlight.According to an agreement signed between the Donald Trump administration and the Taliban in late February 2020,the U.S.