A leading scholar advocating for a stronger "Global South" argues that China hopes for North-South dialogue to avoid a bloc confrontation.
China has released a white paper titled "Building a More Just and Reasonable Global Governance System: China's Concepts, Initiatives, and Actions." Wang Yiwei, a professor in the Department of Diplomacy at the School of International Relations, Renmin University of China, stated that global governance initiatives largely aim to reform and improve the post-war international system centered on the United Nations. He said that over 851 million people worldwide reside in countries in the "Global South," and should rightfully have 851 million voices in the global governance system, but in reality, they may have less than 151 million. He believes this situation is inconsistent with the principle of "people-centeredness" and the original intentions of the founding of the United Nations.
US military airstrikes on southern Iran during ceasefire period emphasize self-defense without breaking the agreement.
Just as US President Trump said that the US-Iran ceasefire negotiations were progressing well, the US military launched a self-defense strike against Iranian missile facilities in southern Iran. What impact will this attack have on the US-Iran ceasefire negotiations?
US-Iran ceasefire negotiations
The US military launched a defensive strike against Iranian missile facilities in southern Iran. What impact will this attack have on the US-Iran ceasefire negotiations?
Putin's visit to China
Following Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to China, which coincided with Trump's visit, what is the strategic significance of the interactions among China, Russia, and the United States? How will Sino-Russian relations be defined? What are the most pressing issues for both sides? Guests: Chen Weixin, Co-founder and Director of Policy Research at the think tank Baijiata; Pan Xuezhi, Advisor to the Institute of International Relations and Diplomacy at Joint University.
What else can be done besides raising salaries? Empowering young nurses to lead the transformation of smart hospitals.
While the international community laudes Hong Kong's highly efficient and award-winning healthcare system, countless young nurses are working themselves to the bone, single-handedly managing an extremely strained nurse-to-patient ratio. In the 2025 CEOWORLD Global Healthcare Index, Hong Kong ranks 23rd, boasting outstanding life expectancy and infant survival rates. However, behind this accolade lies the unbearable exhaustion of frontline staff. With an aging population and a surge in chronic diseases, the pressure on the public healthcare system will only intensify, inevitably exacerbating the challenges faced by healthcare workers.
The meeting between the Chinese and US leaders has attracted worldwide attention.
Chinese President Xi Jinping held talks with US President Donald Trump at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on the morning of March 14. During the talks, more than ten US business representatives, including Tesla CEO Elon Musk, Apple CEO Tim Cook, and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, entered the meeting room under the guidance of staff. Does Trump's large delegation signify that the trade war is nearing its end?
New regulations to control the sale and use of drones are believed to ensure airspace security
The Civil Aviation Administration of China previously announced that starting this month, all drones sold and used in mainland China must be registered under real names and activated in the system before they can fly. Beijing has further restricted their use, [...]
A Look Ahead at Hong Kong's Potential to Lead Asia's Artificial Intelligence: A Comparative Analysis with Singapore, Japan, and Mainland China
This study aims to explore the current state of artificial intelligence (AI) development in Hong Kong and compare it with that of Singapore, Japan, and mainland China. Based on longitudinal data (2021–2025) and stakeholder interviews, the report assesses Hong Kong's performance across seven AI ecosystem elements and proposes corresponding policy directions to enhance Hong Kong's competitiveness in the next phase of AI development.
Hong Kong Economic Health Report 2025
Against the backdrop of continued tensions in Sino-US trade relations and the US imposing a new round of tariffs on the world, the Hong Kong Policy Research Institute will officially release its first thematic research report, "Hong Kong Economic Health Report 2025," which will provide key analysis on Hong Kong's economic resilience and strategic path under the impact of tariffs.
Continuous innovation is the best path to developing the low-Track economy.
This report explores the significant development opportunities Hong Kong faces in the global low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite economy (LEO economy). LEO satellite ring [...]
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