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How Italian artist’s mild colors dominate world of design

How Italian artist’s mild colors dominate world of design

The Morandi color scheme has become an across-the-board fashion that now prevails in the world of design....

Shen Li | August 18, 2022, Thursday

Pandemic fight safeguards global supply chains

Pandemic fight safeguards global supply chains

A Chinese city’s swift return to normalcy following a COVID-19 outbreak has served as the latest proof of China’s efforts to strengthen global supply chains strained by the surging pandemic....

March 24, 2022, Thursday

Cooperation instead of confrontation: China does not owe the US any favors

Cooperation instead of confrontation: China does not owe the US any favors

On Friday night, Chinese President Xi Jinping had a video call with US leader Joe Biden, following a flurry of diplomatic activity between the two countries in America’s bid to try and get Beijing to oppose...

Tom Fowdy | March 24, 2022, Thursday

Learning from the locals: how to innovate in China

Learning from the locals: how to innovate in China

China represents a huge growth market for many companies....

Erik Walenza-Slabe, Yunfei Feng, and Mark Greeven | March 21, 2022, Monday

US military complex to benefit from Russia-Ukraine war

US military complex to benefit from Russia-Ukraine war

A FORMER Pentagon analyst said the US military complex stands to benefit from the conflict between Russia and Ukraine as it ramps up defense spending for what could be a protracted affair in Europe....

Xu Chi | March 17, 2022, Thursday

The West’s hypocrisy on ‘freedom of speech’ concerning HKSAR and Ukraine

The West’s hypocrisy on ‘freedom of speech’ concerning HKSAR and Ukraine

On March 14 British foreign secretary Liz Truss condemned the Chinese authorities for violating “freedom of speech” after reports that the UK-based NGO Hong Kong Watch was found to be in violation of Hong...

Tom Fowdy | March 17, 2022, Thursday

Britain is not the savior of Afghanistan

Britain is not the savior of Afghanistan

Common sense tells us that sometimes the one weeping by the side of the victim at a crime scene by and large turns out to be the murderer, whose tears are not for the victim but for himself in an attempt...

Xin Ping | March 14, 2022, Monday

Unilateral sanctions will worsen Ukraine conflict

Unilateral sanctions will worsen Ukraine conflict

Although some countries, led by the United States and some of its European allies, have announced round after round of sanctions on Russia for the Ukraine conflict, a closer scrutiny would reveal that...

Wan Lixin | March 14, 2022, Monday

China’s newly set GDP growth target is a sign of strength

China’s newly set GDP growth target is a sign of strength

Over the first weekend of March China undertook its annual “two sessions” meeting and declared a GDP growth target of 5.5 percent....

Tom Fowdy | March 10, 2022, Thursday

Achievement in poverty alleviation significant

Achievement in poverty alleviation significant

China’s development progress over the decades has been remarkable, with the elimination of extreme poverty being one of the highlights, an official with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)...

March 10, 2022, Thursday

The way of water

Wang Yong Opinion editor

Shanghai countryside is home to traditional architecture

One man's meat

Wan Lixin Opinion deputy editor

Turning 60 but still working? How to encourage China’s retirees back to work

Woodpecker at work

Ni Tao Opinion writer

Business gathering pace as pandemic weakens


 

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