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The article focuses on the challenges and opportunities in the China-EU comprehensive strategic partnership, addressing issues such as economic cooperation, mutual trust, and global governance. Topics include the complexities facing China-EU relations, the economic impact of geopolitical transformations, and the importance of mutual understanding and cooperation to ensure global peace, stability, and prosperity.

In fact, the escalation of China-U.S. competition and consequent deterioration of China-EU relations are not in Europe's interests. Common interests will help the U.S. and EU gain a more comprehensive understanding of China, properly position themselves, and rationally draft and implement their related policies. Stabilized China-U.S. and U.S.-EU relations, as well as constructive interaction rather than confrontational conflicts among the three, cannot but be globally beneficent. [Extracted from the article]

Discusses key issues concerning Turkey's application for membership to the European Union (EU) in 2003. Challanges faced by the EU concerning the issue amidst a period of enlargement and transformation; Impact of the endorsement by the U.S. of Turkey's application; Implications on world politics.

The article describes the past and current Sino-European Union (EU) relations. China and Europe's economic and political relationship is said to have gone through dramatic changes and is seen to continue to do so as China forges ahead with its reform and opening-up program, while European integration is creating a new Europe. The two countries, however, are increasingly becoming independent due to their flourishing economic and trade relations and strategic cooperation.

The author analyzes the world economic crisis in 2012 and the problems with the current development models. He describes the local and cultural characteristics of the Anglo-Saxon economic model, Rhine capitalism, and the East Asian economic model and their global significance. China's continued efforts to optimize its political and economic structures and integrate other development models are discussed.

Focuses on the fifth expansion of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) during the Prague Summit 2002 in Chech Republic. Number of countries to participate in the NATO membership; Establishment of alliances in Central Asia; Strategy used for the fifth expansion.