Crisp air comes at the price of the convenience.
Dominance is perhaps an outdated mentality, and fighting for dominance will benefit neither.
In the past, China’s innovation largely relied on State-owned research institutes.
Beijing is catching global eyes as leaders of Asia-Pacific economies meet at a suburban lake resort when their regional cooperation initiative comes to a crossroads for reshaping.
Developed nations have realized their targets of urbanization, industrialization and social wealth distribution systems, and have a mature ability to deal with sensitive issues.
APEC is back in China once again after 13 years. In a time when the shadow of the global financial crisis is still lingering, the APEC (Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation) meeting in Beijing is expected to reboot a lackluster economy in the region.
North China will learn precious lessons from these current smog reduction efforts and the result, which can be used effectively later.
APEC should strive to harmonize various existing multilateral and bilateral free-trade agreements to enable the whole of the Asia-Pacific to truly enjoy the fruits of these initiatives.
Differences in the structure and philosophy of the EU and APEC do not mean that these organizations will fail to find common objectives. In contrast, the trade volume statistics highlight their reciprocal usefulness and benefit.
We welcome the initiatives of APEC to rebalance its agenda to address rural poverty and development around the Pacific Rim.
With Asia-Pacific leaders set to gather here soon for their annual summit, the region is blessed with a new opportunity to further promote productive cooperation and pursue common development.
Beijing has again come under the global spotlight as the 22nd APEC Economic Leaders’ Meeting will be officially opened in the city on November 10, following a series of talks at different levels.
China may encounter more challenges when trying to promote the anticipated Free Trade Area of the Asia-Pacific (FTAAP) at the upcoming Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit, the Global Times learned on Monday.
The upcoming Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) meeting in Beijing is expected to produce tangible outcomes and achieve greater regional economic integration, says a US expert on Asia affairs.
Beijing was again shrouded in heavy smog on Friday, which hit “serious pollution” level, just one level short of the worst. It is at least the fourth round of polluted air days in October. The surrounding areas in Hebei Province are no better.
China stands ready to properly handle disputes over territory and maritime rights and interests that are left over from history through peaceful consultations on the basis of respecting historical facts and in accordance with international law and norms governing international relations.
The Dalai Lama’s recent visit to Canada and the US will not have any political influence on the upcoming Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit, experts said.