According to the Asian country, the topic is not part of the agenda for dialogue with Washington.
China's president details the basis for a "powerful currency" as the dollar's hegemony is challenged by geopolitical tensions and market shifts.
A geopolitical analyst claims that Washington is abandoning multilateral organizations and attempting to create a Peace Council under the exclusive control of the White House.
The Asian country stated that the European Union is defending a "blatant lie" by associating Iranian guards with terrorism.
The US government is trying to pressure Iran into negotiating an agreement that would limit the country's nuclear program.
An interview with Professor Glenn Diesen points to the end of the Western order and the rise of rivalries that could reshape the global system.
"He who sows the wind reaps the whirlwind," reads the message from the Asian country following the arrival of US aircraft carriers in the Middle East.
He claims to see signs of a US attack on Iran and says the conflict could accelerate the collapse of the financial model and spread instability throughout the world.
Jiang Xueqin says Washington has traded strategy for spectacle, sowing global unrest and accelerating a decline that could end in social collapse.
Economist criticizes European subservience, denounces Washington's imperial logic, and sees signs of geopolitical rearrangement in Davos.
At Pepe Café, an analyst states that Chinese discourse on expanding domestic consumption was the decisive point of the forum.
