Xi Jinping Hits Out, Asks US Not To Meddle In Others Internal Affairs Xi Jinping Hits Out, Asks US Not To Meddle In Others Internal Affairs What we need in today s world is justice, not hegemony, he said addressing the annual Boao Forum for Asia (BFA), a China promoted influential think tank based in Hainan via video link.
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Beijing:
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Tuesday hit out at the US, saying there should be no bossing and meddling in the internal affairs of other countries as Beijing is increasingly coming under pressure from Washington and its allies over issues of human rights violations, Taiwan and Hong Kong.
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Tuesday hit out at the US, saying there should be no bossing and meddling in the internal affairs of other countries as Beijing is increasingly coming under pressure from Washington and its allies over issues of human rights violations, Taiwan and Hong Kong. Bossing others around or meddling in others internal affairs would not get one any support. We must advocate peace, development, equity, justice, democracy and freedom, which are common values of humanity, and encourage exchanges and mutual learning among civilizations to promote the progress of human civilization, Xi said, without directly referring to the US.
The demographics of the world s most populous country is set to change as China will experience a negative growth after 2025, which will result in shortage of consumer demand, a well-known Chinese economist has cautioned. China s population is set to peak in just four years time and the milestone will be marked by a significant downturn in consumer demand, said Cai Fang, a member of the monetary policy committee of the People s Bank of China, the central bank. When the total population enters negative growth (after 2025), there will be a shortage of demand, Cai was quoted as saying by Hong Kong-based South China Morning Post on Sunday.
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China is scheduled to release its latest census later this month.
Beijing:
The demographics of the world’s most populous country are set to change as China will experience negative growth after 2025, resulting in a decrease in consumer demand, a well-known Chinese economist has warned.
China’s population peaks in just four years’ time and the milestone will be marked by a significant decline in consumer demand, said Cai Feng, a member of the monetary policy committee of the central bank People’s Bank of China.
“When the total population enters negative growth (after 2025), demand will decrease,” Mr Cai was told by the Hong Kong-based South China Morning Post on Sunday.
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