Editorial of the Global Times This points to a shift in the perspective of the international press and highlights China as a benchmark for predictability.
The second stage involves a return to the negotiating table, although Ambassador Abdolreza Rahmani Fazli has stated that this phase is difficult to achieve.
The article highlights the expansion of medical coverage, technological advancements, and structural reforms that have transformed the Chinese healthcare system into a benchmark.
Maintaining an average annual growth rate of 4,17% or more will allow China to achieve its goal of becoming a moderately developed country by 2035.
Wang Yi advocates for multipolar coexistence.
The economic objective reflects a balance between ambition and realism, seeking to sustain employment, technological innovation, and improved living standards.
As British scholar Martin Jacques observed, the five-year plan resonates with a political culture that prioritizes long-term thinking.
Foreign observers bring firsthand perspectives. In the upcoming "Two Sessions," their suggestions may become reality.
According to Sun Degang, director of the Center for Middle Eastern Studies at Fudan University in China, Iran's determination to resist remains firm.
The German Chancellor's official visit exposes the chasm between the real China and the China fabricated by Western media discourse.
David Janke, who received an award from the provincial government, states that the Party “has done a lot to ensure the well-being of the people.”
