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Op-Ed Contributors
China's development in the past decades should serve as evidence that Africa should no longer regard the European or US model as the panacea.
The image of this US mentor has been significantly tarnished in the wake of the financial crisis which is now poised to threaten global economic growth.
US President Barack Obama's visit to China is arguably his most important international "rendezvous", especially because some perceive China as a "threat" to the US. But that perception must not be exaggerated because China still lags far behind America in every field - from military and economy to "soft-power".
Barack Obama is the first US president to visit China within a year of assuming office. This shows the importance he attaches to US ties with China.
Instead of running after expensive luxury goods that are low on value and high on cost, Asians need to learn from the European mindset.
The US and China are the world's largest and third largest economiesand the financial crisis has made the world look toward them for leadership.
As a responsible major developing country, China fully recognizes the significance and urgency of addressing climate change, and has made a series of efforts on its own initiative.
Hunger now scars the lives of more than 1 billion people across the world. So world leaders gathered for a UN summit in Rome on Nov 16 to debate what to do about it.
CCS technology with large-scale emission-reducing potential, has got more and more concern from the international community.
Sino-US have much remains to be done on the security and military fronts despite of political and economic achievent.
Everyone is eagerly awaiting US President Barack Obama's state visit from Sunday to Wednesday.
Tens of thousands of people are stranded on the highways and airports and railway stations across north and northwestern China.
The global economic downturn has been arrested to certain extent and the world has seen some remarkable changes since the Lima summit.
US should take concrete and positive steps to give shape to the "strategic reassurance" for developing relations with China.
Dramatic changes have taken place in China over the past six decades, with its human rights development making historical progress.
Double-digit growth should no longer be the aim for China. It is the quality of growth and much will depend on greater equality between coastal and inland.
The People's Liberation Army Air Force has gone through trying times but has always come out with flying colors.
As a result of the global financial crisis, conditions for cooperation in the Asia-Pacific region have increased rather than diminished.
Zhu Weiqun was interviewed by Germany's Focus magazine about China's policy on the Tibet autonomous region and Dalai Lama.
Regardless of whether we admit it or not, the financial crisis is deeply related to global economic imbalances.
As world leaders are slated to gather in Copenhagen this month to find a replacement to the Kyoto Protocol, talks about climate change are gathering steam. But is climate change the most pressing threat for mankind?
I was appalled to read China Daily's piece reporting the humanitarian and social activities of US forces in Afghanistan.
Asia has rebounded fast from the depth of the global crisis. Initially, the region was hit extremely hard, with output in most countries shrinking by much more than even those nations at the epicenter of the crisis.
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