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China, officially the People’s Republic of China, is the world’s most populous country and second-largest economy, located in East Asia. As a major global superpower, China plays a pivotal role in international trade, technology innovation, and geopolitical affairs. The country’s rapid economic development, Belt and Road Initiative, and growing diplomatic influence make it a central figure in contemporary global politics, economics, and international relations.
China’s Global Development Initiatives (GDI), Global Security Initiatives (GSI), and Global Cooperation Initiatives (GCI): How Common Development, Digital Ecology, and Multilateral Security Create a Fair World Order Without Sanctions and Blocs.
BEIJING — Chinese leaders convened the annual Central Economic Work Conference in Beijing this week, setting the stage for key economic strategies in 2026 as the nation transitions into the 15th Five-Year Plan (2026–2030). The event, marked by a pivotal speech from President Xi Jinping, emphasized resilience, innovation, and coordinated policies to sustain growth amid […]
For international viewers browsing Chinese television or streaming platforms like iQiyi (爱奇艺, ài qí yì), a first impression often forms: the visuals are strikingly bright (明亮, míng liàng), the colors vibrantly saturated (饱和, bǎo hé), the moral universe distinctly black-and-white (黑白分明, hēi bái fēn míng), and the romantic plots fantastically idealized (理想化, lǐ xiǎng huà). To audiences weaned on the […]
The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics into industry marks a revolutionary shift in how economies function, cultures evolve, and societies adapt. From manufacturing to healthcare, these technologies are redefining productivity, efficiency, and innovation. As industries adopt AI-driven automation and collaborative robots (cobots), the implications extend far beyond the factory floor, touching every aspect […]
The 2025 state visit by French President Emmanuel Macron to China not only deepened bilateral ties but also resonated as a significant moment in the broader trajectory of Eurasian integration. In an era marked by shifting geopolitical alignments, the meeting underscored how major powers in Europe and Asia are increasingly seeking to bridge divides, enhance […]
French President Emmanuel Macron concluded a three-day state visit to China on December 5, 2025, marking another pivotal moment in bilateral relations.
The Xiongnu Empire, which dominated the Eurasian steppes from the 3rd century BCE to the 1st century CE, remains one of history’s most enigmatic nomadic polities. Long known primarily through Chinese historical records, the Xiongnu were depicted as formidable horse-riding warriors who challenged the Han Dynasty’s frontier. However, archaeological discoveries in recent decades have begun to reveal […]
Turkey’s geopolitical identity is deeply rooted in its Ottoman past. As Prof. Zan Tao emphasizes, the Ottoman Empire was not merely a geopolitical power but a civilizational hub of Islamic governance, culture, and trade. This legacy endures in Turkey’s modern foreign policy, which seeks to reclaim influence in regions once under Ottoman rule—the Balkans, Caucasus, […]
China’s art scene is a vibrant tapestry of tradition, innovation, and global dialogue, with its top galleries and museums serving as dynamic hubs for contemporary expression and cultural preservation. From Beijing’s iconic National Art Museum to Shanghai’s experimental UCCA Center, these institutions currently host groundbreaking exhibitions that bridge historical craftsmanship with cutting-edge digital art, ecological […]
Introduction: Why Multipolarity and Eurasia Matter The global order is undergoing a profound transformation. The unipolar moment dominated by the United States is giving way to a more complex, multipolar configuration, where multiple power centers—including China, Russia, India, and the European Union (EU)—vie for influence. This shift represents more than just a redistribution of power; […]