As the European Union proposes a strategy for increased connectivity across the continent, both China and the U.S. will utilize the proposal to advance their own goals.

As the trade war escalates further, China considers options that could result in the destruction of both its own and the American economy.

The Belt and Road Initiative will help build a community of shared destiny of mankind in the new era.

U.S. companies operating in China generally oppose the Trump administration’s proposed tariffs and advocate for engagement with Chinese businesses. However, CEOs have become more vocal in support of Trump on specific issues, such as market access and regulations.

Both sides think they can win a trade war. One of them is wrong. The war will show which one that is.

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro headed to China on Thursday for a four-day trip to boost relations with Beijing. This comes amid an economic meltdown caused by hyperinflation that is ravaging Venezuela and has triggered a refugee crisis.

The two countries must stress the positive aspects of their relationship.

Just as a virus can afflict the healthiest of people, a crisis can sweep up even a well-prepared economy. That is why countries must look beyond preventive measures and strengthen their ability to support a speedy recovery.

China-US trade and global trade will stay on track, because President Trump simply can’t dictate everything.

Rather than resorting to open confrontation or backing down, China will keep up dialogue with the US in the hope of finding common ground, while focusing on its own goals for development.