China has “always” been “in step with the Davos spirit”, according to a newspaper which serves as a Chinese Communist Party (CCP) mouthpiece.
Stefan Wermuth/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesChina has “always” been “in step with the Davos Spirit”, according to a newspaper which serves as a Chinese Communist Party mouthpiece., wholly owned by the official newspaper of the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party , the, has given full-throated endorsement to this year’s World Economic Forum summit in the elite ski resort of Davos, Switzerland.
“It should be underlined that China’s propositions and voices are always in step with the Davos Spirit and have provided a strong support for it,” said the editorial, indicating that the communist regime in Beijing is in lockstep with the nexus of globalist political leaders, ultra-rich plutocrats, and representatives of sprawling non-governmental organisations who are convening in the Swiss Alps.
The Davos summit in 2022 proved to be a productive event for China, despite its digital format and Beijing’s increasingly belligerent geopolitical stance, with Chinese officials able to
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