Dr. Wang Huiyao

In this engaging discussion, Jayant Menon, a former lead economist at the Asian Development Bank, and Huiyao Wang, founder of the Center for China and Globalization, dive into the intricate US-China tariff negotiations. They explore how the recent deal aims to prevent a full-blown global trade war and its implications for the world economy. The conversation highlights the interconnectedness of both nations, the challenges of unilateral trade policies, and the critical importance of cooperation for future growth. Will this ceasefire spark renewed business confidence?

Wang Huiyao, President of the Center for China and Globalization, discusses a recent 10-point consensus between China and Japan on cultural exchanges aimed at healing historical rifts. Liu Kuangyu highlights the significance of cultural exchanges for cross-strait relations, particularly involving a youth delegation from Taiwan. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala addresses the WTO's evolution and the need for reforms in global trade amidst rising protectionism. Discussions also touch on the political turmoil in South Korea and the ongoing Israel-Hamas ceasefire negotiations.

Dr. Wang Huiyao leads a discussion on China's vision for BRICS, focusing on peace and green development. Andy Mock elaborates on Huawei's new Harmony OS, showcasing its impact on global tech. Gao Xirui reveals recent progress in China-India relations concerning border disputes. Dr. Wang Jin highlights the complexities of ongoing Middle East conflicts, while Professor Qüqiang analyzes the IMF's growth forecasts amid rising global economic challenges. Together, they provide insights into the evolving dynamics of international relations and economics.