The path to a more stable world amid rising divisions?

在日益分裂的世界中走向更加稳定之路?

World Today

2025-07-11

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Over 600 guests from around 140 countries and regions have gathered in Beijing for the Global Civilization Dialogue Ministerial Meeting, held under the theme: “Safeguarding the Diversity of Human Civilizations for World Peace and Development.” What does this renewed call for civilization dialogue mean for global governance, cultural innovation, and peacebuilding? Host Ge Anna is joined by Gordon Dumoulin, Consultant and analyst on China perspectives and Entrepreneur in Chinese Medicinal Herbs; Prof Qu Qiang, Fellow of Belt and Road Research Centre at Minzu University of China; Prof Warwick Powell Senior Fellow at Taihe Institute and Adjunct Professor at Queensland University of Technology.
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  • In a world facing increasing divisions,

  • how can we build genuine understanding and cooperation across cultures?

  • Welcome to World Today, the panel discussion with Mikaela in Beijing.

  • This week,

  • over 600 guests from around 140 countries and regions have gathered here for the Global Civilization Dialogue Ministerial Meeting,

  • held under the theme,

  • safeguarding the diversity of human civilizations for world peace and development.

  • In a congratulatory letter to the gathering,

  • Chinese President Xi Jinping called on the international community to prioritize civilization exchanges and mutual learning over isolation and confrontation.

  • He pledged China's readiness to work with all nations in building a global network for dialogue and cooperation.

  • What does this renewed call for civilization dialogue mean for global governance,

  • cultural innovation and peacebuilding?

  • To discuss this vital question, we're joined by Gordon Zimmerling,

  • consultant and analyst on China perspectives, and entrepreneur in Chinese medicinal herbs.

  • Great to have you.

  • Thank you.

  • Professor Qu Qiang, fellow of the Belt and Road Research Center at Mingshu University of China.

  • Welcome professor, as always.

  • Thank you very much.

  • Professor Warwick Powell,