Latest Developments
We see geopolitics grow worse in an increasingly polarized world. Michael Sandel, the Anne T. and Robert M. Bass professor of government at Harvard University, says it’s hard to stay optimistic now, but there is hope in pursuing true dialogue by listening to the younger generation.
The 2024 U.S. presidential race is on and it looks like a rematch between Joe Biden and Donald Trump is in the making. Analysts point out that Joe Biden represents post-WWII U.S. interventionism in global affairs, while Donald Trump is prone to isolationism, believing that the U.S. should not be involved. CGTN’s Wang Guan notes that it’s a recurent theme, U.S. partisan politics over the past century being like a pendulum swinging back and forth between isolationism and interventionism.
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DEVELOPING NEWS
China taking ‘new quality productive forces’ to a higher level
ditor’s note: As the annual Two Sessions commences, CGTN’s Visionary Voices
Isolationism vs interventionism: Which will prevail in the U.S. presidential campaign?
The 2024 U.S. presidential race is on and it
How true dialogue can be done in a polarized world
We see geopolitics grow worse in an increasingly polarized
Can new productive forces rescue China’s economy?
Jianlu BI, Jianxi LIU Editor’s note: Jianlu Bi is a
CGTN launches its first online show targeting the Global South
As unprecedented global changes unfold, the Global South is gaining
White paper on BRI provides new horizon of mutual cooperation: CGTN-Opinion
Editor’s note: Bereket Sisay is a special commentator on current affairs