Through a commentary series on 'reforming and improving global governance,' Huanqiu said on the 22nd that an answer for the era must be sought at a major historical juncture.

Global governance refers to international cooperation handling cross-border issues like climate, health, trade and security; the limits of existing systems and the need for reform have been raised across camps.

Experts say the core of reform is harmonizing representation, efficiency and fairness, with not a few points where emerging and developed nations' interests diverge.

This paper does not transcribe any country's claims but presents the universal task of reforming international cooperation in balance.

Weaker multilateral cooperation brings direct uncertainty to trade-reliant economies including Korea and Taiwan, making governance debates important for Chinese communities too.