He Yafei, Former Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs
Jun 27, 2016
China’s stock market and RMB exchange rate both took a hit, but these were obvious reactions to Britain’s surprise vote to leave the EU. This brand of populism will get a boost from the success of the Brexit “Leave” campaign, but the long-term global effects will take years to become clear.
Feb 15, 2016
— “Doubling Down? China and International Order(s)” (By Fu Ying, Munich Security Conference 2016, 13 February 2016) As the Chinese year of Monkey has just a
Liu Yandong, Vice Premier, China
Jul 17, 2015
China invites the nations of the world to join in its strategy of opening up featuring mutual benefit and win-win outcomes. By opening doors wider and wider to the outside world, the environment for development will be more transparent, equitable, well-regulated, and predictable.
Du Qiwen, Member, Foreign Policy Advisory Committee
May 21, 2015
China’s modernization and international engagement reflect a trend for our times, and serve the common interests of the world. To achieve common prosperity for all, China seeks a new system based on cooperation, not confrontation.
Wu Sike, Member on Foreign Affairs Committee, CPPCC
Jan 18, 2013
As news organizations and think-tanks continue their year-end analysis of global events, the outlook for the United States and Europe has shifted to account for the growing impact of developing nations as globalization continues to accelerate.
Wu Sike, Member on Foreign Affairs Committee, CPPCC
Nov 22, 2012
In light of recent leadership transitions in China and the United States, Wu Sike outlines how to improve Sino-US relations following President Obama’s reelection.