Opinion
May-17-2023
- Child labor push in US
- Right-wing legislators seem intent on getting more kids in the workplace in an attempt to solve "labor shortages." There aren't labor shortages. There are shortages of workers willing to work for poverty wages.
May-16-2023
- Britain's wave of worker dissatisfaction
- What lies behind Britain's ongoing wave of industrial action, the biggest for more than 30 years?
May-6-2023
May-6-2023
- Riding on the China-Laos rail line
- The China-Laos railway, which opened in December 2021 and is already carrying over 200,000 passengers a month, has made transportation in Laos much more convenient than buses and cars and cheaper than flying.
April-27-2023
- Why de-dollarization is gaining momentum worldwide
- As the political world climate shifts toward multipolarity, countries are increasingly moving away from relying on the dollar for international finances, looking instead for new means to establish trade and investment on their own terms.
April-26-2023
- Sudanese people suffer in decades of protracted conflict
- The ongoing crisis in Sudan jeopardizes peace and stability in the African country, with clashes leading to deaths and causing chaos for the Sudanese people and foreign nationals who live and work in the country.
April-14-2023
April-14-2023
April-7-2023
- Europe needs to make the right choices
- French President Emmanuel Macron and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen are visiting China. Their visits demonstrate their interest in continuing engagement with the world's second largest economy.
April-4-2023
- Valuable impetus for Sino-Australian cooperation
- Australian politician Daniel Andrews' recent trip to China should be seen as a conscious advancement of shared interests between Beijing and Canberra, encompassing valuable discussions that backed up the two countries' high-level diplomatic agreements.
