China’s concept of new international order conforms to the trend of the times  and addresses public concerns, thereby representing the progressive development  of human history. The current international order is not a perfect one, and it  needs improving and developing, which requires both respecting tradition and  innovation, as well as both construction and deconstruction.

Since the launch of China-CEEC cooperation, China and the CEE countries have  made great progress in investment, people-to-people exchanges and mechanism  building. Both sides should catch opportunities to enhance public support, promote  entrepreneurialism and tackle trade deficits properly, to cope with challenges  brought by the EU’s intensified intervention, the China-US competition and the  reality that the cooperation has stepped into deep water.

UN peacekeeping has undergone a marked devolution in the last decade,  manifested by situations where security operations have largely replaced political  operations and where there is no peace to keep and no chance to withdraw. UN  peacekeeping must return to the path of evolution as the devolution deviates  from peacekeeping principles and is not in the interests of the UN and most of  its member states.

The China-Caribbean Belt and Road cooperation has achieved fruitful results, but it  also faces challenges such as the dysfunction of top-level design, the lack of resilient  economic cooperation, the need to refine the cooperation and the intensifying US  interference. Both sides should adhere to building a China-Caribbean community  with a shared future, promote sub-regional cooperation, deepen pragmatic  cooperation and properly handle extraterritorial disturbances.