Editor’s Picks

• China's responsible diplomacy provides stability and certainty for a volatile world

• China's 2026 gov't work report: Confidence in era of caution

• Military adventurism in the Middle East foolhardy gambling that escalates tensions

• Tokyo's willingness to be 'merchant of death' accelerator of its blind push for militarization

• Beware of Japan's dangerous move to cross the line of peace

• Takaichi's polished performance can't disguise her ulterior motives

• State crimes: Japanese military's forced recruitment of laborers

• Takaichi's win ushers in unchecked conservative rule in Japan

• Why is Yasukuni Shrine symbol of Japanese militarism?

• Gluing Taiwan to US 'security umbrella' a recklessly dangerous political gamble

• 'Munich Insecurity Conference' and the West's international civil war

• Global Security Initiative a practical path to stability in turbulent times

• China instills stability against global turbulence

• Takaichi riding 'Trojan horse' to overcome postwar restraints on remilitarization

• Expiry of New START pact darkens the shadow of a nuclear arms race

• A new era of strategic pragmatism in China-UK relations

• 'Protection' for predation a reminder to be Washington's friend can be fatal

• Long-term, consistent comprehensive strategic Sino-UK partnership benefits both and world

• AI, innovation and culture help China's gaming industry gain global appeal

• Chinese market vast ocean for Finnish and other European firms to swim in

• World will pay higher volatility bill for cost-benefit calibration of US defense

• A reminder for Trump and his Board of Peace

• Visit highlights cooperative nature of relations between China and Europe

• Unilateralism not the solution to global challenges and won't make US great again

• Crackdown on Chinese firms politically driven

• China offers resilience, not 'Second China Shock'

• China's vision for an open world economy in a turbulent era

• Why China's 2025 economic expansion merits recognition

• Davos dialogue provides a platform for rallying commitment to multilateralism

• Washington's relentless exploitation of Taiwan squeezes every last drop from its utilization

• Trump administration continues violating US norms

• The people speak: 'Taiwan independence' fantasy is doomed

• The bloody history of Japanese colonization of Taiwan

• Takaichi's real agenda: Military expansion or public livelihood?

• Washington turning back the clock with gunboat economics and resources plunder

• The elevated significance of the global governance initiative

• Export restrictions firm reminder to Tokyo that Beijing won't tolerate revival of militarism

• Solidarity and cooperation needed to uphold intl law in face of lawless US

• Keeping China-ROK relations on healthy track benefits both countries and region

• Business, balance and the future: ROK's sustainable path with China

• Can US decide who can govern in Latin America?

• Why the Global South closely follows President Xi's New Year address

• Japan's OSA push risks dragging Asia into confrontation

• Japan's nuclear ambitions call for high alert

• Takaichi's dangerous course: A challenge to history and peace

• Disrupting market under fabricated veneer of 'national security' hurts US' own interest

• Washington should be wary of what Takaichi pouring into Japan-US alliance 'wine bottle'

• Another sign of Japan's right-wingers' dangerous ambition to break free of all postwar constraints

• Opening of new gateway can help foster global economic and trade cooperation

• Hainan FTP: China's solution amid deglobalization headwinds

• Restoring historical truth: First step toward safeguarding peace

• Asia-Pacific community with a shared future built on openness, innovation and cooperation

• China, Germany can achieve win-win results by strengthening cooperation

• Why Japan's atrocities can't be forgiven

• Cooperation conducive to steadying progress in China-France partnership

• Why China is furious over Japanese PM's remarks

• Japan will pay a heavy economic price if it pursues Takaichi's militant agenda

• Fudging position on Taiwan question unmasks Takaichi's ulterior motives

• China and US should jointly safeguard victory of World War II

• Takaichi government must pull back from the brink of militarist revival

• Dutch govt as the one who tied the bell is one who should untie it

• How China advances global dialogue on rule of law

• Root causes behind Takaichi's provocative and dangerous remarks alarming for all

• Headstrong Takaichi wantonly leading Japan into a perilous trap of her making

• Cooperative ties serve common interests

• The one who tied knot must untie it

• Taiwan separatists use European political bodies for selfish agenda

• Injecting momentum into global climate action

• Chinese modernization: From the Five-Year Plan to the human spirit

• Is there a future for cooperation with China?

• Dutch govt should act responsibly to resolve trouble of its own making

• CIIE a platform for cooperation and innovation-driven growth

• China's commitment to Asia-Pacific shared prosperity highlighted at APEC gatherings

• Shared prosperity, not economic coercion, is the future of the Asia-Pacific

• Cooperation and coordination key to building Asia-Pacific community with a shared future

• GGI supports & reinforces UN's role in global environmental governance

• Plenum doubles down on opening-up to deepen engagement with the world

• Ball in US court to prove it is not just talking for the sake of talk

• Why the new development philosophy drives China's high-quality growth

• UK ill-advised imposing unwarranted US-pleasing sanctions on Chinese entities

• EU should take a rational and pragmatic view of rare earth export control measures

• US port fees on Chinese vessels is protectionism clothed as policy

• Renewed commitment to advancing women's progress through cooperation and actions

• The Palace Museum at 100: From imperial court to global icon

• Latest plan to realize Gaza ceasefire: step toward peace or temporary truce

• Asian travel boom during China's National Day, Mid-Autumn holiday week

• Why China's world-leading water infrastructure system is a game-changer

• China unveils bold 2035 climate goals at UN Summit

• Upholding ideals and purpose of UN vital to realizing community with a shared future

• How common values of humanity address global challenges

• Global Governance Initiative a vision for revitalizing global governance

• On climate, China steps forward

• Invigorating UN can help nurture seed of hope for peaceful world planted 80 years ago

• Restoring historical truth: First step toward safeguarding peace

• Forum on security deepens exchanges to better protect international order and peace

• Dialogue and consultation the right course for China-US economic and trade relations

• Engulfing Middle East in war serves no party

• New York Declaration needs to be translated into tangible results

• Multilateralism: Fundamental path to global governance

• BRICS rises as 'anchor of stability' in a fragmenting world order

• Open and constructive communication required, not negative words and deeds

• China steers future of service trade into a new blue ocean

• Revision of foreign trade law necessary move

• Why Xi's BRICS proposals matter for the Global Governance Initiative

• Confrontational path not an advisable choice

• Philippines reaffirms one-China principle: What signals can we read?

• Clarion call for safeguarding multilateral trade system for the common good of world

• Survival to responsibility: Enduring legacy of anti-fascist victory

• President Xi's GGI: A new action plan for the world moving forward

• 80 years on: A shared future rooted in hard-won peace

• Revisiting the lessons of WWII amid global upheavals

• From crisis to triumph: The CPC's role in China's resistance

• Military drills against regional consensus

• Why Japan's lobbying on China's V-Day parade attendance is alarming

• Wang Yi's Pakistan visit: A friendship forged in trust

• Rejecting misguided WWII accounts & establishing a correct perspective

• The inherent hypocrisy in American human rights practice

• No reason for Germany to let political expediency hurt relations with China

• Ishiba's Yasukuni Shrine tribute revives debate over militarist past

• Healthy China-India relations good for regional development and stability

• Japan's white paper for kids raises a red flag

• America's technological exports and the risks they entail

• Tariff truce gains time for talks although some tough issues remain to be resolved

• Gaza 'takeover' will ignite another horrific chapter for the Middle East

• Welcome extended to Modi, but prudence will prevail as India needs to lift restrictions

• 'China shopping' boom spurred by favorable policies helps drive growth

• 'Dead To Rights': A masterpiece of moral vision & historical reckoning

• Japan needs to match words with deeds to prove it has learned Hiroshima lessons

• Resilience of Chinese economy provides the world with certainty and stability

• Why India should rethink its US alignment and rebuild trust with China

• US putting its old-generation chips on Chinese table in a bid to stop Ascend

• Talks highlight the fact that cooperation benefits both sides, confrontation harms both

• China engaging in trade talks with good faith, but will not compromise principled position

• Why the US sees 'China monster' under the bed

• China and EU should strive for dynamic equilibrium through shared development

• China's mega-dam on Yarlung Zangbo: A global game-changer in clean energy and regional cooperation

• Playing its appointed part in US' strategy will not bring Manila its desired rewards

• Pragmatic discussions can illuminate the way to a brighter future for China-EU ties

• EU's sanctioning of Chinese financial institutions unjustifiable

• Of chips and the chip on US shoulders

• Bid to sabotage South China Sea consensus shows Manila an irresponsible actor in region

• Why the world is choosing China: A global shift in trust and power

• Building SCO home of solidarity, prosperity and fairness answers the call of the times

• Manila's hyping up of illegal 'arbitral award' nothing but a damp squib

• BRICS in 2025: Greater strength, greater expectations

• GCI: Unlocking possibilities for pluralistic development

• Mutual learning of civilizations contributes to world peace and common development

• Kuala Lumpur gatherings should work to reinforce solidarity against tariff threats

• Recasting civilizational dialogue in digital age: Harmony amid diversity

• EU not doing itself any favors by trying to play the 'climate card'

• Openness, inclusiveness and cooperation BRICS' solution to issues in volatile world

• All eyes on BRICS Summit for solutions

• From BRICS to BRICS+: Implications for the Global South

• Trade negotiations should not come at expense of the legitimate rights and interests of China

• What is behind the resilience in the Chinese economy?

• Sustained progress to long-term goals injecting vitality into global development

• China's emerging tech as a new driver of global growth

• Resolute efforts needed to restore peace after 'hammer' blows smash negotiations

• Outlawed strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities have made very bad situation even worse

• New Zealand stands to benefit from openness

• St. Petersburg Forum: Strengthening Global South ties

• China-Central Asia summit will inject new vitality into community with a shared future

• Israel 'preemptive strikes' raise tensions in Middle East

• Zero-sum game mentality not conducive to transforming consensus into fair deal

• China-US talks mark constructive step toward economic stabilization

• China-US cooperation: Key to global economic confidence

• Made in China: The story behind the label

• Elevating China-ROK relations a path to mutual prosperity and regional stability

• Equality, respect and mutual benefit key to producing positive outcomes in London

• Navigating Sino-US trade ties through constructive dialogue

• Dialogue and cooperation key to keeping Sino-US relationship on the right course

• Why the recalibration of US and China partnership matters

• Talks only way to end Russia-Ukraine conflict

• Washington playing devious blame game with violating Geneva agreement claims

• IOMed: A timely innovation in global governance

• Harvard's lost, China's gain: Top talents turn eastward

• Revoking visas of Chinese students 'aggressive' power play in no one's interest

• Declaration to raise most dynamic model in Asia-Pacific cooperation to new heights

• The 'Trump shock' and a bifurcated world: Why China's leadership matters more than ever

• A new chapter for China's private economy

• China is steadfast practitioner of 'mutually beneficial' principle

• Beijing and Arab states setting good example of unity and cooperation in pursuit of shared future

• Infra projects boost LAC economies

• Economic desperation behind Trump's Gulf trip, not conflict resolution

• What is the Global South fighting for in resisting US tariffs?

• Humanitarian crisis in Gaza must end

• Holistic approach to enhance global security

• After Geneva progress, the US needs to make its words count

• China remains steadfast in upholding int'l economic and trade order

• Good neighbors, friends and partners respect lessons of the past as they look to build future

• Sincerity required for break-the-ice talks

• China-Europe diplomatic ties at 50: Prospects and challenges

• Strong personal rapport of heads of state cements and guides China-Russia relations

• Japan should cherish momentum of improving ties

• Evidence indicates tariffs 'unsustainable'

• Compromise, retreat will only embolden bully

• US must change its approach if it really wants to reach a deal rather than showboat

• China charts resilient course amid global trade uncertainty

• US decline in manufacturing is self-inflicted

• Any beggar-thy-partner deals will only compound harm done by US' shock and awe assault on trade

• President Xi's Cambodia visit: Friendship based on trust and shared development

• Unintended consequences of US tariff policy for the American consumer

• Appeasement will not relieve the EU of pressure

• By joining hands and strengthening cooperation countries can effect a meaningful sea change

• Regional partnership and prosperity need engagement, not animosity

• United front right response to US injustice

• Tariff coercion won't work against China which will fight US bullying to the end

• Path to prosperity for US and the world lies in cooperation, not confrontation

• US already reaping the whirlwind of administration's ill-judged tariffs

• Military brinkmanship in Asia will not make US great again

• Hegseth's Manila trip: Bringing Typhon and typhoon?

• US security alliances in Asia nothing but hollow promises in a losing game

• The US ban on Chinese exports is a swing and miss

• America's Greenland maneuvers will unleash chaos

• Israel's operations in Gaza must cease

• A small but important step on road that could lead to the negotiation table

• Can China's bold plan supercharge spending and reshape its economy?

• All should hold fire to give peace a chance

• GCI: Another key public good for international community

• Due care and attention to all parties' concerns key to peace and stability in the Middle East

• Food Delivery: Fresh from the Western media

• Opportune moment to set the stage for negotiations to end Ukraine crisis

• Travel around with Chinese movies

• Exchanges can boost Sino-US mutual trust

• China's diplomacy provides certainty

• Military spending increase necessary to protect national security, core interests and global peace

• Tariff gambit: Why US sanctions will backfire

• Tel Aviv's cutting off aid to Gaza attempt to force Trump's hand

• Ukraine peace talks: A crossroads in history

• Any bullying, coercion or blackmail will be met with countermeasures

• Tariffs reign, prices rise and trade sinks

• Politicizing trade with sanctions is blinkered, futile and self-harming

• USTR public hearings nothing but circuses for ringmaster China hawks

• Will Trump succeed in making his legacy that of a peacemaker?

• Weaponizing of investment policy is not going to 'make America great again'

• Trump's Ukraine gamble: Unraveling US alliances

• Good faith not tariffs basis for positive outcomes from talks

• Striving for Artificial General Intelligence: The rise of Chinese AI

• Vance interferes in European affairs with nativist bigotry

• Vance drives home that EU is on its own

• Lithuania's bet against China does not serve its own interests

• Both sides must honor terms of ceasefire and uphold all relevant UN resolutions

• Tariffs may be 'a beautiful word' but they are also heavy stones US is dropping on its feet

• China's economic juggernaut defies US protectionism

• To safeguard peace in South China Sea, regional countries must be in the driver's seat

• US' tariff wars create a losing situation for all

• Trump's proposal for Gaza raises questions

• US' protectionism, isolationism and unilateralism will not bring it benefit

• China urges action for Middle East peace and development

• From TikTok to RedNote: Bridging continents in a click

• Bright prospects beckon for China-Europe ties

• EU's assertiveness weakened by divisions

• Climate pact withdrawal breaks trust in US

• China and WEF: Shaping the future of global collaboration

• Pooling wisdom, collective efforts best way to sustain global recovery

• The digital exodus: Unmasking the hypocrisy of America's 'freedom of speech'

• China, EU can continue to contribute to each other's success by strengthening partnership

• Biden out of the picture in Middle East

• Biden's alliance cliques just collapsible castles built on shaky foundation of fabricated risks

• Handling relations from 'position of strength' irresponsible resorting to the law of the jungle

• Tesla's record sales prove vitality and openness of China's economy

• China-Ecuador relations at 45: Strategic momentum with fruitful cooperation

• Next administration should consider wisdom of taking the baton of Biden's foreign policy

• Life quality in Xinjiang debunks false Western narratives

• Sanctions show that Beijing will brook no challenge to China's core interests

• With hope and steadfastness, China shares a dash of stability

• Latest spy series installment offers nothing new

• 2024, fruitful year of China-Zambia ties

• Incoming US administration should carry forward Carter's legacy as a friend of China

• Probe into industry's beef with imports justified

• Neighbors can take twilight of the Biden era as dawning of a more harmonious new day

• Ottawa's human rights concerns hypocritical

• Whitewashed ram-raiding with US-made paint

• 'Syrian-led' must not be just lip service

• Hollowing out of tech pact symptomatic of US' problematic approach to China relations

• Policies to advance Chinese modernization will also release new opportunities for world

• Israel and its allies should not aggravate the tumultuous state of affairs in Syria

• Tariffs bad for business, bad for US firms and consumers, and bad for all trading partners

• Situation in Syria will have spillover effects on a region already convulsed by violence

• The lost Golden Horse Awards

• BBC hypes Xinjiang tomatoes: Violating rights in the name of 'caring'

• Manila should be aware that Washington has given it dangerous toys to play with

• Lai playing with fire in transit trip to US territory

• Trump's tariff threats: Misguided solutions to complex problems

• Building rural roads to eliminate global poverty and promote common development

• From covert to overt: The CIA's desperate recruitment in China

• Tariff war will only impede Sino-US counternarcotics cooperation

• US curbs accelerate China's advances in AI chips

• COP29 ends with ray of hope by putting meat on the bone of global climate finance

• Elevation of China-Brazil ties embraces vision of a just and sustainable planet for humanity

• China-Brazil: Pioneers of co-development in the Global South

• Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect: A decade of bridging global markets

• Making the Pacific 'smaller'

• Seven pillars of wisdom to uphold right way for China and US to get along well

• Openness and inclusiveness are key to future Asia-Pacific cooperation

• Could the Global South be an anchor for growth?

• Blaming others for its woes won't solve US problems

• Stable Sino-Japanese ties serve both sides

• Addressing climate injustice: A global responsibility unmet

• TSMC a tool in tech crackdown on China

• Rebalancing is not retreat

• New 'maritime laws' or Marcos' miscalculations?

• Pragmatism needed for China-US economic cooperation

• Manila naive to demand damages

• Continuous high-level exchanges show strength of China-Malaysia ties

• CIIE blooms amid global uncertainties

• US ending sponsoring Israel's provocation key to winding down Middle East conflict

• Whole-process people's democracy: Giving new vitality to global political development

• It is US provocations that create instability in the South China Sea

• China-Zambia Partnership: A blueprint for Africa's self-reliance

• Visit injects fresh vigor into Sino-Finnish ties, expected to stabilize relations with EU

• US needs more than 'sweet words' to prove its peaceful intentions

• No doubt Beijing will take any measures necessary to defend territorial integrity

• Why there was no thought of 'Taiwan independence' before 1945

• Why is BRICS increasingly appealing?

• Empowering BRICS for a more unified world

• Ishiba faces tough test trying to reconcile contradictory agenda

• US' dirty geopolitics again on display exposing its idea of 'fair competition'

• Achieving greater connection without sacrificing strategic autonomy

• 218 years of cultural exchange: Trinidad and Tobago and China's deepening partnership

• Fueling antagonism only intensifies spiral of violence in the Middle East

• UNGA: China's policies grounded in legitimate legal arguments

• 'Specific and effective' encapsulate China's current economic policies

• Historical logic at the heart of China's miracles

• How early foundations fueled China's modern growth

• China's 75-year journey: Redefining modernization

• China's whole-process people's democracy deserves respect

• The Quad Summit as a tool for unfair containment of China

• What China's history should teach us

• Wastewater calls for caution

• US' knee-jerk reaction to what it deems a challenge to its hegemony biggest threat

• Punitive tariffs on Chinese EVs would cause irreparable damage to trade ties

• Ship withdrawal not a sign of de-escalation

• China unlocks further potential for foreign investors

• Takeaways from Norwegian PM Store's China visit

• Fruits of relations underscore importance and benefits of constructive engagement

• China opens doors to global investors in manufacturing

• CIFIT offers a platform for shared global prosperity

• Signs of temporary stabilizing of Sino-US relations merit cautious optimism as platform to build

• 2024 Summit of FOCAC: Moving together for the future of modernization

• Canada's anti-China tariffs play into US hands

• Advancing an open, high-quality and green China-Africa cooperation

• What can we expect from the upcoming FOCAC summit?

• Philippines should face up to reality, give up illusions, and act responsibly

• Philippines is the true troublemaker in South China Sea

• Beyond rhetoric: China's impact on human rights in Africa

• China at the Paris Paralympics: A testament to its human rights record

• US should manage ties responsibly to prevent competition veering into conflict

• 'Improving market access' guideline for improving business environment

• Sanctions on Russia-related trade unwarranted, high- and heavy-handed

• Washington should lend an ear to call that it uphold world peace and stability

• Why Foxconn returned: China's manufacturing and business advantages

• Commission's wrong, unreasonable and noncompliant move not good for EU

• 'China Travel' highlights China's effective high-level opening-up

• High expectations from Vietnamese top leader's historic China visit

• Japan has much that it can learn from lessons of history

• US prioritizing self interest at cost of any possibility of peace in Middle East

• Disregard of three principles prolongs conflict

• Why China's guidelines on green transition are necessary

• France and China: Friendship, the Olympic spirit, and a shared future

• PLA has South China Sea showboating of US and some of its allies under control

• Japan should think twice about taking point position in containment of China

• Saudi PIF's new deals turbocharge financial synergy with China

• China will resolutely enforce the law in the waters under its jurisdiction

• US military support to the Philippines: A trigger for tension in East Asia

• Blinken's visit serves to show regional allies' unease that they may be left in the lurch

• PLA a key force contributing to world peace and stability

• EU economic security plan fails to find favor among skeptical bloc members

• Biggest regional risk factor is US destroying trust and cooperation

• Time for Olympic peace

• China, WADA respond forcefully and correctly to doping critics

• Healthy business ties platform for stability

• Economic, trade cooperation remains 'ballast stone' of China-US ties

• Beijing Declaration overwhelmingly welcomed globally

• Rising to be a global leader, China's green energy development path

• With former stance a potential liability, Tokyo adopts damage limitation policy

• Rising to be a global leader, China's green energy development path

• Trump's words cause of consternation for Lai

• 3rd plenum: Science and innovation to get greater support

• Country will open door wider as it remains committed to higher standard opening-up

• A tale of two tech giants: Why Tesla and TikTok have different fates?

• Easing of visa restrictions good for improvement of China-India ties

• Horror, anger and division: Problems of American society laid bare at Trump's rally shooting

• NATO becomes OTAN

• Washington won't reach summit it aspires to by always trying to force its way to top

• China vis-à-vis the Philippines in protecting marine environment

• Self-interest spurred US spook community to hype up smears of China cyber threat

• Chinese path key to human rights progress

• NATO should reject Biden course

• 'Overcapacity' in China's new energy sector?

• Under guidance of heads of state diplomacy, China-Kazakhstan ties soar to new heights

• Why are the Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence still relevant?

• China-Kazakhstan partnership takes SCO collaboration to a new height

• At the very heart of its name, cooperation is the defining hallmark of the SCO

• Self-assertion and competitive cooperation promote US-China relations

• EU should take a step back so it can see that it is barking up wrong tree

• Proposed defense partnership cause of offense

• IMF's Shanghai center a tribute to the Asia-Pacific's economic clout

• US should uphold commitments it has made to Beijing on Taiwan question

• EU's EV tariffs will sabotage its ambition to be the leader of the green transition

• US and NATO deliberately bark up the wrong tree to justify their aggressive posture in Asia

• EC's misguided EV tariffs: A blow to progress and partnership

• West's attempts to smear Beijing as Moscow's accomplice smell fishy

• G7 doing what it has been doing for so long

• Beijing-Wellington ties set model of cooperation amid differences

• Sanctions show US stubbornly clinging to the reins of its high horse of war

• The US 'porcupine strategy' is destabilizing the Taiwan Straits

• Tariffs not a solution to survive in competition

• Washington, unsated by the suffering it has caused, seeks another bloody hellscape

• Subversion verdicts: Justice triumphs despite foreign threats

• Friendship envoys strengthen China-Central Asia ties

• China's BRI a game changer of global trade

• The Global South's significance in an era of geopolitical competition

• Peninsula instability serves no party's interests

• Pernicious collusion seeks to erase Beijing's redline on Taiwan question

• EU's protectionist moves compliance with decoupling design of Washington

• The actual violator of the South China Sea

• Philippines will only be catalyst for crisis acting as a proxy for US' troublemaking

• Relations between China and Malaysia go beyond the two countries

• Tel Aviv stands on the wrong side of justice with too many 'tragic mishaps'

• Warmongering Stoltenberg still stoking crisis

• US weaponizes global health against China

• DPP authorities should contemplate their rejection from WHA membership

• 'Wall of opposition' part of US' net of containment

• Israel ostracizing itself from global community

• US refuses to accept resolution banning weapons in space

• West fights losing battle to contain China

• US makes telling response to ICC move

• China's transition from high-speed to high-quality growth

• China's environmental leadership: Guiding global governance

• US' 'support' is instead betraying Manila's ambitions in South China Sea

• Why cooperation with China is so important for Russia

• Washington breaching its legal commitments

• In trying to occupy Huangyan Dao, Manila is no different than a pirate

• Commission's sly probes will not benefit EU

• Seoul should not let interference ruin ties

• Biden chooses stick over carrot on Israel for political calculations

• New opportunities under mutual trust and cooperation

• Time for Seoul to reassess its borrowed policy

• China-Hungary ties: Historic state visit cements enduring friendship

• Upgrade in China-Serbia ties highly expected and warmly welcomed

• Manila still trying to peddle proven lie

• China-Serbia cooperation epitomizes synergy in their development plans

• Hamas proposal raises cease-fire hopes

• Xi's visit to Serbia is testimony to a long-standing economic bond

• Mortal Europe's survival depends on strategic autonomy, not blocs

• Intransigence blocks progress on cease-fire

• 'A mind broader than the sky': Xi and French culture

• Musk's visit exposes malignancy of Washington's 'overcapacity' claim

• 'Overcapacity' claims Washington's latest offensive in its misinformation campaign

• EU's protectionist moves detrimental to mutually beneficial partnership

• Hyping up China's 'overcapacity' does not help the EU improve its industrial competitiveness

• US people know well what's going on

• How to end the vicious cycle of global military spending rise?

• China's 'overcapacity' a smoke screen for US selfish agendas

• Greater convergence of strategic interests between Indonesia and China

• Aid bills' intention to contain China belies US' commitment to repairing bilateral ties

• San Francisco mayor's visit good for ties

• Sanctions act tries to make China a scapegoat for US' own problems in the Middle East

• Tokyo boldly going to do Washington's bidding

• Calming tensions in the Middle East

• Will the crisis between Iran and Israel escalate?

• Tokyo and Manila hope to ride on riled Washington's coattails

• Echoes of conflict: Iran's attack on Israel and specter of wider war

• Trilateral statement a firm commitment to troublemaking in the Asia-Pacific region

• Yellen's visit could boost momentum in Sino-US cooperation

• US holds deciding card on whether UN bid played with a winning hand

• What the US really means by overcapacity

• Dialogue should prevail: Biden's double tactics worsen local situation

• Crackdown on online retailers, fresh blow to China-US economic relations

• Ditching the lecturing in favor of listening may open the way to less strained relations

• Sino-French partnership provides basis for more coordination with EU

• HK still in Washington's crosshair

• US making all areas no-go zones for cooperation is in no parties' interests

• Beninese FM's China visit gives new impetus to bilateral cooperation

• Global South countries' China visits: Cultivating a bright future

• Case against Inflation Reduction Act aims to uphold global trade system

• UNSC Gaza resolution is legally binding

• Series of unfounded cyberattack claims latest smear campaign

• UK politicizing cyber security issue against China will backfire

• Passing of UN resolution creates new hope for cease-fire in Gaza

• Dominican Prime Minister Skerrit's China visit: Strengthening bonds, embracing prosperity

• Yellen's visit expected to yield more productive outcomes for bilateral ties

• US finally toughens stance on Israel, too little too late?

• Safeguarding national security: Hong Kong completes its defenses

• Washington the only party that can stop Israel's finger pulling Rafah trigger

• China's modernization debunks Western 'myth of democracy'

• Israel should negotiate in good faith

• CIA the wellspring of disinformation

• Friend or foe? The US aims to subvert both Chinese and German capital for its interests

• Smokescreen of trade can't hide true troublemaking intent of visit

• Navigating the budget battleground: Biden's China strategy and political realities

• By seeking to 'outcompete' China, the US is sowing seeds of conflict

• Sweden's NATO membership may further destabilize European security

• US 'performance' politics fuels crisis

• Japan's decision to discharge nuclear-contaminated water has affected its exports

• Ukraine aid boosts vitality of US economy

• Historic contribution of China-mediated Iran-Saudi normalization

• 'Super Tuesday' was not all that super in the US

• EU trade limits put shackles on itself

• Western media's double standard in defense budgets

• US military wants its money fix

• Fears of lack of competitiveness drive EV scare story, not national security

• DPP lies about fishermen's deaths

• US to blame for LAC countries' aloofness

• Macron hoists Western govts by their own petard

• Germany should name pipelines saboteur

• US criticism of China's WTO compliance falls flat as it doesn't have a leg to stand on

• US deliberately turns deaf ear to China's call for it to stop prolonging the Ukraine conflict

• Port cranes lifted into the realms of spy movies

• US veto of UN resolution unjustifiable

• Significance of 'harmony and peace' far beyond Chinese festival culture

• Manila risks paying high price for brinkmanship fueled by Washington

• Win-win or lose-lose?

• US would step onto right side of history by acting in conformity with San Francisco vision

• The World Government Summit – technology must be for the people

• Protective measures will dent EU's green goals

• US record arms sale: 'Human rights champion' became 'arms salesman'

• Norwegian FM's China visit: Strengthening Beijing-Oslo ties

• The Year of the Dragon: Chinese dragon soars despite West's biased caricature

• Don't place climate over poverty

• Deepening people-to-people exchanges strengthen China-ASEAN bonds

• Wellington should measure twice before cutting

• Statehood is right of Palestinian people

• Taiwan's status undetermined? A fallacy

• Fuss about policing deal much ado about nothing

• Why 'the rest' are rejecting the West

• Talking about security, US puts Europe at risk of nuclear war

• US' calculations loss-leading for chip industry

• Determining boundaries necessary to prevent overstretching of 'national security' concerns

• Global population see its own humanity being trampled in Gaza genocide

• Cultural affinities between France and China

• Resumption of China-Nauru diplomatic relations confirms irresistible trend, common aspiration of people

• Reality check for DPP authorities on Taiwan

• 'Ultimate human right is happy life': China's fight against terrorism

• 'De-risking' stems from zero-sum mindset

• Wang Yi's Brazil and Jamaica visits: Deepening South-South cooperation

• Rallying call for concerted fight against terrorism

• NATO chief should point accusing finger at transatlantic alliance instead of China

• Nauru's decision indicates South Pacific Islands' trust in China

• Imperative all parties refrain from any actions that might worsen situation in the Middle East

• Wang Yi's trip to strengthen China-Brazil ties, boost convergence on global issues

• EU's Red Sea plan shows it seeks autonomy

• Seeing through Lai Ching-te's peace cloak

• Manila's island plan recipe for regional disaster

• Lai to eventually become a 'dangerous friend' of the West

• India's attitude to blame for Maldives' demand

• Red Sea crisis exacerbates global economic outlook

• Gaza spillover-sparks risk igniting wider war

• US continues to fan flames in the Middle East

• The 'code' discussions and stability in the South China Sea

• US needs to see China objectively to dispel misunderstandings and manage differences

• Why are Americans so disappointed?

• Washington's hoopla over Chinese tech symptom of its own harmful dysfunction

• Self-damaging chip move off the old block

• Visit sign of friendly ties with Maldives not an attempt to steal India's thunder

• New year, old problem: How do Americans define January 6?

• Manila had better act responsibly and give wide berth to Washington's efforts to sabotage stability

• US bullying can't stop the rise of China's semiconductor industry

• BRICS enlargement can help boost confidence and promote fair and just global governance

• Window of opportunity should not be wasted

• Joint efforts required to ensure China hawks are unable to sabotage future of Sino-US ties

• Prudence urged in dealings with Taliban

• Building community with shared future promotes human progress

• The US' position of strength is its real weakness

• BRI 'debt trap theory' is a trap itself

• Younger Americans angry at Biden over Israel-Gaza crisis and more

• Washington claims about Xinjiang blatant lies

• US paranoia about China can only result in self-harm

• Food crisis in Gaza Strip is unconscionable

• US, Japan bulk up military, add to East Asia tensions

• US should cherish good momentum created in its counternarcotics cooperation with China

• Unless it results in aid being delivered at scale resolution's 'glimmer of hope' will swiftly fade

• Manila needs to translate 'clearer understanding' by acting above board to honor commitments

• Red Sea crisis may unlock power of decentralized global supply chains

• Mud slung at China again fails to stick

• Zelenskyy's diplomatic dilemma and Biden's miscalculated gambit

• Stage-strutting sound and fury of 'war plan' shows accusation should be laid at US door

• US should leverage its influence on Israel for a cease-fire before conflict broadens

• European Parliament resolution built on sand

• Some less than happy at elevated neighbors' ties

• Chance for change of approach on Ukraine

• Manila's audacity in playing with fire risks triggering conflict in the South China Sea

• Visit can help raise neighbors' ties to new high

• Why Europe is not free to relate to China

• UK's abuse of unilateral sanctions adds fuel to fire

• AI governance cannot go without Sino-US cooperation

• Trust deficit primary challenge to overcome

• Ukraine aid self-serving investment by Washington

• A call for collective action: Imperative of eliminating NTDs in Africa

• Opportunity for Tokyo to reflect on its actions

• A sign of hope in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict

• Washington's pursuit of hegemony will never make global supply chains resilient

• Window of opportunity must not be scorned

• The case for stronger China-ROK-Japan cooperation

• AUKUS defies nuclear nonproliferation regime

• Trilateral foreign ministers' meeting: A crucial step to foster stability in East Asia

• Sino-French ties set good example for EU

• BRICS summit on Gaza: A beacon of hope for peace in the midst of crisis

• Visit of Yamaguchi boosts hopes of repairing ties

• China part of solution for Argentina's problems

• Yoon's worldview out of touch with reality

• APEC's path to 'golden 30 years'

• Fate of IPEF stuck in limbo without 4th pillar

• Ray of hope that China-Japan relations can take meaningful turn for the better

• Xi-Biden summit a promising start of APEC

• Productive meeting sets clear direction for the 'right choice' for China and US at key crossroad

• EU's raw material concerns self-induced

• Talks should seek Beijing and Washington agreement on the framing of Sino-US ties

• In the US' contradictory posture lies the world's hope

• Beijing and Washington can expand their common interests to improve bilateral ties

• US government debt, disaster waiting to happen

• Pause in fighting not the way to ensure civilians live in safety, dignity and peace

• Arms-control ball in Washington's court

• Canberra needs necessary nous to balance ties

• Nuclear arms control consultation helps stabilize ties

• CIIE symbolizes high-standard opening-up and shows world's confidence in Chinese economy

• China contributes to development for all through GDI

• China's presence glorifies the AI Safety Summit 2023

• Washington obligated to call for cease-fire

• Ukraine crisis drags on, Americans begin to suffer 'Ukraine fatigue'

• French connection to more fruitful engagement

• China's global compassion: Alleviating the humanitarian crisis in Gaza

• G7 has patent on hypocrisy and economic coercion

• Wang Yi's visit sparks optimism in the China-US relations

• Wang Yi's US visit: Giving stability center stage

• Strengthening the SCO to enhance Central Asian countries' global role

• Blind support for US bane of Japan's problem

• Pentagon's China report smells moldy

• Biden's biggest lie

• US proves too sour for European tastes

• China's call for Israeli-Palestinian peace is a universal aspiration

• Three insights on the Israel-Palestine conflict

• Defaulting on Africa's future

• Hubris of power reflects in warmongering report

• How BRI's policy coordination ushers in common prosperity

• Time to enjoy fruits of win-win Sino-EU partnership, not play with 'de-risking'

• White paper on BRI provides new horizon of mutual cooperation

• Fair, inclusive human rights governance needed

• US senate delegation seeks to stabilize China-US relations

• Borrell's visit expected to dispel EU's misgivings

• Push and pull between war and diplomacy in Israel-Palestine conflict

• US turning human rights body polls into a farce

• Schumer's China visit: Moving the ties forward by removing barriers

• Hamas-Israel conflict: The importance of neutrality for peace

• Belgian sleuths should stop shooting in the dark

• What is disinformation? The answer varies

• Japan's arrogance and irresponsibility may bring disaster to the Pacific Ocean

• US knows what it must do to restart military-to-military communication

• US' 'disinformation report' itself disinformation

• Fortifying Arab-China relations: A vital imperative

• Removing irrational burdens crucial for ties

• US-Pacific Islands Forum Summit piffle cannot buy the Pacific

• Sino-EU dialogue opportunity to reset relations

• Prospects of China-Nepal business to business relations

• Expecting a few strokes of color to change somber picture of Sino-US ties unrealistic

• US' attacks on Chinese tech development a double-edged sword that harms itself

• EU anti-subsidy probe hurts an open market

• Distorting of China-Russia relations by some Western countries done with malicious intent

• Washington's cyber activities call for watchful eyes

• Global Development Initiative vital for sustainable development

• Washington's cyber activities call for watchful eyes

• Southeast Asian countries not Washington's pawns

• Beware of attempts to derail China-UK ties

• Africa spoilt for choice after G20 inclusion

• It's time Canberra took back strategic autonomy

• US must heed call to turn South China Sea into sea of peace, friendship and cooperation

• China's service trade soars to new heights

• Hanoi should be wary of ploy to use it as a pawn in regional geopolitical game

• Free fall in Sino-ROK ties must be checked

• Fukushima wastewater release: Why are people protesting?

• CIFTIS sign of economic growth momentum

• CIFTIS 2023: Bolstering China's economic ties with the world

• China, Africa promote peace and security

• UK needs to stop playing provocative cards so as to ensure stable reset of relations with China

• Benin's Talon visits China with eye to elevate bilateral ties

• US has failed to learn from its failure in Afghanistan

• Strategic autonomy of Europe benefits world

• Is China the only country opposing Japan's release of nuclear-contaminated water?

• China-Africa Security cooperation crucial for ensuring world peace

• Ideology should not impede engagement

• Steven Guilbeault's China visit: Strengthening China-Canada ties

• British Foreign Secretary's China visit: Resurrecting bilateral ties

• Misaligned magnets? Reorienting poles of China-US scientific collaboration

• Japan should immediately slam on the brakes before its wrongdoing does any more harm

• China proved to be a friend that Africa can count on

• Working jointly on climate change

• Japan should abide by treaty of peace and friendship

• Vibrant BRICS to play bigger role in global development, governance

• Historic BRICS expansion offers it new starting point to promote fair and just global governance

• China and South Africa partnership 'remarkable' on multiple fronts

• Japan goes ahead to discharge nuclear-contaminated water

• BRICS promotes fairness, justice in global governance by upholding real multilateralism

• US trying to politicize nuclear nonproliferation

• Camp David meeting portends troublemaking

• Ghana must take advantage of BRI to promote industrialization

• Camp David meet makes no bones about intent

• Relying on US for 'Taiwan independence' is just wishful thinking by Lai and his ilk

• 'You have to follow the money': The reason for Western Sinophobia?

• Camp David meeting attempt to weave Seoul closely into Washington's designs

• It is US that is a ticking time bomb for the global economy, not China

• Harmonizing horizons: Chinese FM Wang Yi's ASEAN tour

• Toxic effects from alleged security threat

• Reviewing the spirit of the treaty for a stable China-Japan relation

• Biden administration playing with fire over Taiwan

• Washington cannot afford a tech divorce from China

• Wang Yi's Southeast Asia trip bodes well for strengthening regional diplomacy

• Manila must abide by its commitments and not internationalize disputes

• Navigating maritime tensions: China's diplomatic endeavors

• Biden administration needs to put money where mouth is to get floor under relations

• Washington's toxicity not helping EU

• Beijing and Canberra should go with the grain of their improving relations

• Anti-espionage move fully justified

• Biden administration's insane ramping-up of tech offensive risks getting out of hand

• Crosetto's inflammatory remarks are far from the reality

• Italy should not let siren call of Washington lead it astray from Belt and Road Initiative

• China-Guyana relations: A resilient journey towards mutual prosperity

• West's role in food shortage cannot be ignored

• Canberra should not heed Washington's hard sell, its 'Indo-Pacific' strategy is nothing but snake oil

• Trilateral military posturing not conducive to peace and stability on Korean Peninsula

• APEC not US' private garden

• Washington is fanning war with arms sales to Taiwan

• Philippines should maintain real neutral stance that has improved ties with China

• Beijing-Nairobi ties: Why China's investment matters for Kenya?

• Best way to stabilize relations would be US demonstrating some sense, correct sensibility

• Odd way to show relations are 'inseparable'

• Washington bringing ruin to US tech, deceived by false promise of advantage

• Why chip CEOs lobbied against Washington?

• As 52 years ago, vision and action required for breakthrough in ice-locked relations

• EU needs to soul-search on summit failure

• 'Transit diplomacy' ultimately a dead-end trip

• Of profound significance for the world that Sino-US climate talks be productive

• ASEAN countries uphold amity and cooperation in the face of coercive pressuring by Washington

• False accusations cannot sour Sino-Russian ties

• China is Germany's partner, not a rival

• Germany's 'systemic competition' with China risks it losing all

• Currying favor with White House will ultimately bleed UK economy

• Communique testimony to NATO's death grip on Cold War worldview

• Solomon Islands rightly choose development over confrontation

• China-US climate change cooperation boon for the international community

• Japan's radioactive water release concerns the world

• It will take concrete moves from US to move ties forward on surer footing

• RCEP will help SMEs to 'go global'

• Yellen's visit to China, a breakthrough?

• US should do some soul-searching about why its navy feels threatened

• The future of China-US relations does not need a 'balloon' farce

• Biden administration should make real moves to maintain the upward momentum in Sino-US ties

• Candid communication crucial to keep China-US differences from boiling over

• Washington's 'national security' overstretch to curb China's technology progress serves none

• New law provides an unequivocally clear picture of China's independent foreign policy of peace

• Blaming China only worsens fentanyl crisis in US

• Strategic independence promotes win-win China-New Zealand ties

• 'Summer Davos' to boost ties between China and the rest of the world

• Neighbors strengthen ties rather than cut them

• Why should Europe chart new relations with China?

• Washington trying to pass fentanyl buck to Beijing

• Modi's state visit to US: What's in it for the Indo-Pacific?

• US needs to honor commitments with actions to improve ties with China

• Faithful actions on key specific agreements will test US' sincerity in managing ties with Beijing

• China's pursuit of peace in the Middle East: Diplomacy and cooperation

• Ball is still in the US court to get relations on more positive track

• Russia: Between economic stability and the escalation of the Ukraine conflict

• Blinken visit chance for US to address the 'decoupling' of its words with deeds

• Joe Biden administration needs to take real actions not just window dressing to mend ties

• America's UNESCO in-and-out-and-in is reckless and hypocritical

• Ever-expanding Entity List indicates US is the real 'coercion empire'

• Timely reminder for Von der Leyen that Europe is Europe, not the US

• All peace-loving nations in the Asia-Pacific should slam door on ill-intentioned NATO

• Business community more in touch with reality

• Enduring partnership of China and France

• Washington's blinkered brinkmanship is dangerously sociopathic behavior

• For people and planet, plastic pollution must end

• US must stop playing Taiwan card

• RCEP underscores the transition of geo-economic power to Asia

• IPEF nothing but a Trojan horse for US

• A 'bustling' G7 summit can't hide the West's dilemma

• EU should not let itself be cat's-paw of Washington's worsening paranoia

• EU and Chinese economies need each other

• America coerces its allies and adversaries alike

• Washington waging long-term trade attack

• US tech coercion against China: Shooting oneself in the foot

• Washington forced to adjust its strategy as countries reject punishing decoupling

• Netherlands' focus should not be on Washington's crises-creating agenda

• Escalating its tech-trade offensive another self-harming action of US

• Why Japan should hold off its discharge plan

• Tokyo's deceptive agenda bears watchful eye

• Quad offers destabilizing agenda of empty promises, coercion and division

• DR Congo FM's China visit brings new chance for Africa development

• Exorcising Japan of militarism ghosts is a must

• Beijing can overcome shocks of US' 'decoupling'

• US and Japan drag G7 to split the world

• Superpowers as a political concept will be consigned to the dustbin of history

• Cooperation at heart of modern Silk Road

• China, Central Asia won't fall prey to US' wedge-driving

• In trying to take Beijing by throat, Washington should exercise reason

• Peace efforts need support to bear fruit

• Steady progress in resolving China-Australia trade

• Europe should be wary of the Biden administration leading it further astray

• EU sanctions on China over Ukraine would be totally illogical

• Washington shows it can talk the talk, but it also needs to really walk the walk

• Debt ceiling melodrama rooted in US neoliberalism

• No way to force Mideast to act according to American playbook

• Rationality and dialogue essential to prevent China-US relations passing point of no return

• Syria's return to Arab League a breakthrough for war-torn nation

• Reconciliation of expediency by ROK only serves to heighten volatility in the region

• Summit to focus on Central Asia's solidarity

• Demographic dividend for both China and India

• What's next after Tuesday night's drone strike on the Kremlin?

• NATO's office in Japan will cause more destabilization in the region

• Rabble rouser NATO out to turn Asia-Pacific into new battlefield

• South Korea's shaky future: Yoon's pro-US policy in question

• Manila dancing to Biden's destructive tune

• Mongolian FM in China to deepen cooperation

• The US impedes China's peace efforts

• President Xi's call heralds optimism for peace in Ukraine

• Seoul's immoderate cozying up to Washington aggravates risks

• Borrell's call for navy patrols in Taiwan Strait highly provocative

• Tariff weaponization shoots US in the foot

• Washington's chip grab is sociopathic

• In hyping Taiwan, US allies turn cannon fodder in anti-China game

• Second-largest economy's accession to CPTPP would prove mutually beneficial

• China's global diplomacy: Leading by example of int'l cooperation

• Strengthening partnerships: Win-win outcomes for China and developing countries

• ROK president's recent remarks on Taiwan rash and dangerous

• Mixed messages from the Biden administration reflect confusion in policy

• The 'spying octopus' of the United States

• Beijing's diplomacy deserves real peace prize

• Biden administration's high-tech ban on China will corner American businesses, consumers

• Europe to develop more strategic autonomy: Audacity or essentiality?

• Independent, objective perception of China would stop EU being led astray

• Good start augurs well for 2023 GDP growth

• China-Brazil comprehensive strategic partnership enters a new era

• Joint communique shows extent G7 being 'Natolized' by Washington

• US state of Montana falls victim to paranoia about TikTok

• G7 continues provocative behavior by trying to muddy waters on Taiwan

• The Canton Fair to embrace int'l trade and cooperation

• Genuine and hopeful: China's plan to address problems in Afghanistan

• Tsai and US real culprits of cross-Strait tensions

• Helping hand extended to Afghanistan

• Two-faced double-dealing of US leaves little room for dialogue

• Philippines should not let Washington set terms of their military cooperation

• With a friend like Washington...

• Canberra can move to revive hope of better ties

• Strategic autonomy of France and EU key to steadying relations with Beijing

• Pandora's box of political polarization opened

• Tsai's 'stopover' in US will aggravate tensions

• US a peace breaker across the Straits

• Stopover trip a suicidal dream for Tsai

• Sino-Japanese trust key to Asia-Pacific

• How China-Cote d'Ivoire relations have provided mutual support

• Resolute response no overreaction to serious provocations of Tsai's US 'visits'

• Why US-led 'Summit for Democracy' may not achieve anything substantial

• US' governance failures leave it with no leg to stand on as 'champion' of human rights, democracy

• For Washington, the future of Africa is as arena for geopolitical competition

• Building consensus in the post-pandemic era: The role of the Boao Forum for Asia

• Canada should be wide-eyed to being led astray

• With Mahuta's visit, China and New Zealand set sights on future

• Washington's desperate bid for hi-tech hegemony to incur loss of the world

• China is a strong promoter and implementer of a shared future for mankind

• Vague 'one-China policy' no excuse for secessionists

• US strategy in Asia-Pacific is condemned to failure

• Smearing of Beijing's peace efforts exposes Biden administration's war-mongering

• China white paper reveals US democratic pretensions

• Japan has become leading source of regional instability

• US hasn't learned lessons from catastrophic Iraq misadventure

• ROK-Japan rapprochement is built on shaky ground of US-brokered expediency

• The impact of the Silicon Valley Bank blow-up

• A Chinese answer to questions surrounding humanity's modernization process

• AUKUS deal worst thing in every way for Australia

• Bipartisan politics real cause of banking woes

• AUKUS nuclear submarine 'cooperation' reckless acceleration on a dangerous road

• Silicon Valley Bank a victim of Fed's protection measures

• New York Times Nord Stream report raises more questions than it answers

• Pragmatism and strategic autonomy good for Australia and regional interests

• Profiteering is a key driver of the Ukraine conflict

• Guardrails will fail if US allows ties to be hijacked by hysterical neo-McCarthyism

• Quad setting itself up as core of divisive, disruptive 'Asian NATO'

• UK's 'disappointment' just colonialist arrogance

• Globalization enabled by China

• Belarus and China: Relations further enhanced

• Studied silence on Nord Stream report belies freedom of the press in the West

• Qin Gang reaffirms China's commitment to cooperation in Human Rights Council

• Clashing aspirations: US sanctions vs. China's peace plan

• Countries clinging to Cold War mentality are prolonging the conflict in Ukraine

• Solution to Ukraine crisis rests in political and diplomatic dialogue

• Cold War mentality a roadblock to effective China-US collaboration

• Biden's fight-to-the-end speech exposes Washington is between Europe and peace

• Russian-Ukrainian conflict: Consequences and what will happen next?

• Biden's visit makes Poland a pawn of the Eurasian chess game?

• Position paper will point to Global Security Initiative as solution for hotspot issues

• Biden's support to Ukraine provokes war, not peace

• Reelection bid sees Biden to deepen proxy war with Poland

• Biden milks his set piece moment in Kyiv to set theater for extended run

• New thinking for ending Ukraine crisis

• Peace and security can't be sustained by force

• Wang Yi in Munich: A voice of reason at a tumultuous gathering

• EU silence adds weight to sabotage claim

• America's trigger-happy problem

• Prejudice and ignorance of Washington result in hysterical approaches to China

• Security or helplessness: The stark reality facing global leaders in Munich

• Constant US provocations on core Chinese interests threaten to herald head-on conflict

• China-Cambodia diamond cooperation: Multifaceted momentum for growth

• NATO countries firmly caught in the grip of Cold War mentality fostered by Washington

• Derailment shows security an empty slogan for political gains

• US sanctions cause suffering to all

• Japan's push for militarization proceeds apace

• Western cynicism and hegemonic delusions make the world more dangerous

• Hysteria on full show in the Hollywoodly hyping up of nonexistent espionage threat

• Lula's good game in the US

• Longer blacklist belies hollowness of Washington's 'competition' claim

• China's humanitarian diplomacy: Aid at the command of the heart

• The road to peace: Why mediation is key in the Russia-Ukraine conflict?

• Blimping of balloon into threat on US highlights significance of crisis control

• How China features in Biden's State of the Union address?

• US will never win competition with China through dirty tricks

• Int'l law at stake: COVID-19 travel curbs against China discriminatory and illegal

• US should not let its China policy drift because of sensationalizing of balloon

• Japan's nuclear wastewater plan foolhardy

• Paranoia spurs China-bashers to dramatize balloon incident into a Hollywood blockbuster

• Fabricated balloon lie cannot be tied down to China

• What are geopolitical implications of US defense chief's visit to the Philippines?

• Tanks to Ukraine benefit US at cost to all

• Post-Cold War, saber-rattling NATO has become enthralled by Washington

• Auspiciousness of the occasion for visit should not be thoughtlessly squandered

• The UK needs competent leadership to make Brexit a success

• Reckless warmongering words point to gung ho generals and politicians in US

• US police brutality shows deep-rooted racial and structural problems

• New tragedy exposes accomplice of the evil

• Enhancing cultural tourism through BRI

• China is not responsible for African debt distress

• US should make Iranian nuclear deal a priority as agreement within reach

• Washington's technology curbs harmful to all

• US should prove visit worth the welcome

• Liu He's Davos 2023 speech delivers hope for the new year

• The making of an anti-China story

• The end of the myth of US manifest destiny

• China constant in coherently calling for greater global cohesion at Davos

• Regaining their lost trade momentum in interests of both Australia and China

• Opening Japan's Pandora's box will sabotage regional peace

• US warmongering knows no bounds

• Continued diplomatic tradition shows China-Africa bond of brotherhood

• Tokyo's new militarism leading Japan astray

• Bee in Tokyo's bonnet honey talks to Washington

• House speaker fiasco symptomatic of toxic political extremism in US

• What awaits Russia and China in 2023?

• Sincerity of US key to better China relations

• Politicizing of pandemic continues with targeting of mainland travelers

• RCEP to boost regional high quality economic development

• Impeding WTO functions will set an ominous precedence

• Washington's political hysteria behind its continued hunting down of TikTok

• Danger of another powder keg in Europe igniting

• Two-faced US behavior betrays its commitment to sound relations

• Hostilities in Europe should be ended with reason and restraint

• Canberra should not be swayed by US in handling its relations with China

• US mentality impediment to better ties with Africa

• Will 'China House' offer something new or will it be simply more of the same

• Deepening Sino-Indonesian cooperation benefits both

• US running rogue with abuse of export controls

• US' attempted engagement with Africa to outcompete China will fall flat

• US' continual violation of WTO trade rules undermines rights, interests of all countries

• Washington doing allies no favors with a chip war

• The hypocrisy of Western human rights

• US squeezing sour grapes reaping what it has sown in Middle East

• Ottawa inviting new wounds before old ones heal

• Antagonistic China policies benefit none

• Europe learns its lesson: Trade war between US and EU seems inevitable

• Additional sanctions on Russian oil signal market uncertainty

• Washington asking too much of European allies

• UK shooting itself in the foot politicizing deal

• Meeting reinforces China-EU cooperation crucial to safeguard European interests

• Independence in EU's China policy essential to deepen mutual trust

• Anti-China anxieties dominate Canada's 'Indo-Pacific Strategy'

• Canada curries Washington's favor with anti-China 'Indo-Pacific' strategy

• China, India key shapers of the Asian Century

• Further sanctions on DPRK will only make peninsula situation more volatile

• US, as tech leader, should cooperate with the world

• Invitation to join the US club falls flat in region once again

• Good and bad news from COP 27

• China-US relations need to brace for troubles in the House

• Is strategic mistrust at the core of China-US tensions?

• AUKUS' murky nuclear cooperation should spur IAEA to fulfill its duty

• West not playing fair smearing Qatar

• Dynamic China-ASEAN ties

• Common development requires more cooperation

• Japan should show its sincerity by putting its words into action

• China's G20 gift to Australia

• The Washington Swamp just got swampier

• In a bid to appear statesman-like Sunak puts his foot in his mouth

• Is China helping make Africa's COP an implementation COP?

• G20 Summit: Developing countries and international development

• Washington should act in accordance with welcome display of bonhomie

• 'Loss and damage' funding a justified demand

• Tackling climate threat through multilateralism and cooperation

• COP27 in Egypt should be the death of climate change denial

• Cooperation would serve West better rather than constant confrontation

• Cyberspace shouldn't be a realm for practicing law of the jungle

• Other G7 members led by Washington to act against their own interests

• Heated debates, but all the talk in the world will not be enough without meaningful action

• Canada does US bidding again

• China's path to modernization reference for African countries

• Strength of time-tested friendship with Pakistan

• Brazil election: New breeze for global development

• Cutting trade ties with China simply a pipe dream pushed by Washington

• Scholz visit a turning point in EU-China ties

• US correcting its understanding of China will help it avoid policy mistakes

• Understanding the deeper causes behind the Pelosi break-in

• US losing friends with its them-or-us stance

• US must stop meddling in Taiwan question

• Politics by itself will not solve UK's problems

• European countries' concerns about Chinese investments unfounded

• Corruption, American-style

• Clear sign that opening-up is moving on

• Message of 20th Party Congress report should not fall on deaf ears in Washington

• The Liz Truss tragedy

• New measures manifest country's firm commitment to opening-up

• Clock ticking on the three tasks of Sunak

• Denying the pandemic is abandoning the American people

• US pursues own interests at cost of allies

• Australia-Japan security agreement endangers regional peace

• That a lettuce outlasted Liz Truss is sorry indictment of UK politics

• 20th CPC National Congress in focus: Together we embark on a new journey

• Truss out, what next?

• Growing appeal of BRICS heralds formation of a community for common development

• China expected to play a greater role in global environmental governance

• China and Uganda: A mutually beneficial six decades

• EU leaders should focus on boosting the upside of relations with China

• Fixing mess in UK calls for true leadership

• The Taiwan question, a political fad for the West

• Whose oil, whose security?

• Insistence on staging 'Steadfast Noon' nuclear drill threateningly rash of NATO

• China a friend indeed for Africa

• Getting China-UK relations right

• Security strategy shows how Washington's geopolitical coercion poses real threat

• Propaganda war: UK spy chief drums up needless fear about Chinese tech

• Decoupling with China is the wrong answer for global economic recovery

• American freedom made in China

• UK spy chief barking up wrong tree by hyping up China tech threat

• Why is the US imposing new sanctions on China's AI?

• Taipei's bet on external backers for independence push doomed to lose

• Biden's 'Armageddon' rhetoric alarms the world

• For all the lofty talk, dirty deeds remain the hallmark of US policy

• Renewable energy production continues to grow, but not enough

• Hand-in-hand to help the world's rural poor people

• US-Pacific Island Country Summit: Geopolitics trumps development

• Boosting China-Russia-Mongolia trade

• Nord Stream sabotage: Who wins, who loses?

• UK reaping what Truss' promises have sown

• US renewed Pacific posture: Flying blind with catastrophic strategic motive

• Washington behaves like a gangster who's judge and jury of rule-breaking behavior

• Who will take Pentagon to task for its massive carbon footprint?

• Meloni's victory another sign of public discontent in Europe

• US can't dodge the bullet of illicit guns

• OECD issues a pessimistic forecast

• Pursuing joint development can help avoid opening Pandora's box in region

• China pledges peace and development amid global turbulence

• Establishing boundaries is essential to ensure healthy, not deadly, competition

• Can Europe overcome the energy crisis?

• United Nations should serve as venue for promoting unity, not confrontation

• IPEF doomed to failure by its intent

• Phasing out Confucius Institutes would hurt UK interests

• Power plays, not aid, the rationale for Partners in the Blue Pacific

• Cooperation diplomacy: SCO not Chinese equivalent of NATO

• Hard to conclude AUKUS partnership not engaged in nuclear proliferation

• The 30th anniv. of China-Kazakhstan ties strengthens mutual trust with joint visions for the future

• China-India ties can't be sacrificed for American interests

• 'BRI spirit' and 'Shanghai spirit' interweave China-Uzbekistan ties

• Being party to US power plays hurts Germany

• US' catastrophic and fear-driven Taiwan policy

• The increasing world food crisis and how China is bracing for the challenge

• Safeguarding momentum of China-Japan cooperation in interests of both countries

• Pakistan's floods: Can China's experience with disaster relief help?

• Washington losing sight of overall picture is prescription for greater trouble in long run

• China-India cooperation a prerequisite for an Asian Century

• It is not in the UK's interest to sour ties with China

• NSA cyberattack on Chinese university is both malicious and endearing

• Biden administration's arms sale to Taiwan serves as dangerous midterm elections gambit

• United Nations OHCHR Xinjiang report is irresponsible

• Energy drives home gaps between EU and US

• Broken logic: OHCHR report on Xinjiang is used as a political tool

• Harmful spillovers from toxic partisan politics

• UNCLOS at 40: Ushering in stronger maritime governance

• Crisis without leadership: Great Britain stands in peril

• What does emerging non-alignment mean in the coming multi-polarity age?

• Can US reduce inflation by severing supply chains?

• No more tarnishing Xinjiang

• Washington's latest attempt at technological hegemony will prompt China to sharpen tools

• Afghanistan needs help, not bickering

• China-CEEC cooperation cannot be undermined

• Strings attached in foreign aid programs

• IAEA inspection calls upon all parties to fulfill common responsibilities for nuclear security

• US war in Afghanistan: A legacy of failure

• US showboating in Taiwan Straits highlights its blackjacking intent

• America the Warmonger should be condemned for a shattered Afghanistan

• The US winning the 21st century: In who's name?

• Truss, Sunak and the 'China obsession': When will the West grow out of it?

• Japan and NATO an ill-intentioned double act

• Entity List reflects gap between US and reality

• Pelosi's Taiwan visit spells trouble for the world

• China's principled push for common security at UNSC

• US chip bill is good for no one

• What role will the UK play in the South China Sea under its new maritime strategy?

• Germany should not be misled by US' false narrative demonizing China

• America's irrational thinking harms others and does not benefit itself

• China-Saudi Arabia: Beijing's growing role in the Middle East

• Ploys to dilute one-China principle doomed to failure

• Neighbors' rapport crucial for 'Asian Century'

• Hong Kong shows China's internal affairs brook no outside interference

• China's climate testimony against US incrimination

• Biden's China policy is contradictory

• Kenyans have a new president-elect but the road ahead is bumpy

• Taiwan secessionists will ultimately have to pay the price for their crime

• Washington's shamelessness knows no bounds

• How China is leading in global energy transition

• US callously ignoring suffering of Afghan people

• Washington selfishly shrinking the space for peaceful reunification of Taiwan

• Should South Korea join the 'Chip 4' alliance?

• Why China-Kenya relations won't change post August 9 elections

• What's the purpose of provocative visits by foreign officials?

• Wounds from US occupation too deep and too many for Afghanistan

• Debt trap smears smack of imperialist intent to keep poorer countries poor

• Taiwan visit exposes Pelosi to more problems

• China's white paper answers the Taiwan question

• Chip's bite

• Acute polarization in American politics continues to spell trouble for world

• If the skin does not exist, what could the hair adhere to?

• Taiwan compatriots have important role to play in realizing nation's rejuvenation

• Chinese FM's visit to Bangladesh: Further elevating mutual trust

• US offers Africa disunity, pitfalls and disrespect

• Pelosi's visit pain in the neck for Seoul

• The vainglory of being Pelosi

• Washington is calling white black claiming China 'manufactured crisis'

• Taiwan now a national security issue

• Credit ASEAN for pursuing stability over the Taiwan Strait

• Nancy's Swiss cheese editorial: Let's fill in the holes

• Beijing will not sit idle in face of attempts to split Taiwan from the motherland

• Tsai administration will find it difficult to digest what its 'distinguished guest' has served up

• Pelosi's message to the world: After me, the deluge!

• Why is the US so apprehensive of China's technological growth?

• Global economy may suffer due to Fed rate hikes

• NASA's weird and sad obsession with China

• Pelosi's proposed Taiwan visit will make trouble beyond her remedy

• US trying to export costs of its inflation

• In Xi-Biden call, the Taiwan question is crystal clear

• China and Iran jointly oppose hegemony and unilateralism

• US aggressively troublemaking in South China Sea

• Xi-Biden phone talk; Pelosi could blow up any progress they made

• EU caught in a bind by its dependencies

• 'Indo-Pacific strategy' recipe for regional disaster

• China's human rights developments are real

• Aggressiveness of US is the real risk maker

• Close coordination between neighbors conducive to ensuring regional stability

• 'Tough on China' is the insidious 'key' to 10 Downing Street

• Why CNN's report on Chinese espionage is just propaganda

• Tokyo recklessly hyping up security threat to justify its renewed push for militarization

• Danger of US strategic endeavor in the Ukraine war

• Anchor for peace and stability in South China Sea

• Joe Biden taught hard lessons on Middle East trip

• Middle East 'big troika' on Syrian settlement and new cooperation

• Some positivity injected into China-EU ties

• Pentagon boosts the global arms race

• Washington real instigator of food crisis

• China-EU trade dialogue reflects a positive tone

• China-India ties: Need to focus on commonalities

• UK cannot shirk accountability for war crimes

• Bolton's 'coup' confession exposes US hypocrisy on 'rules-based int'l order'

• Middle East trip a rude awakening for US

• Washington's coup making threat to world peace

• Tony Blair is right: The West's dominance is ending

• EU reaping 'reward' of following in US footsteps

• Biden's Asia-Pacific policy is another attempt at geopolitical powerplay

• America's China policy to dent its credibility on the world stage

• Biden chasing the wind in the Middle East

• Japan's Constitution changers still have to dream

• Exploiting Taiwan issue to advance Japan's interest may backfire

• Onus on Washington to act responsibly to avoid sparking crisis over Taiwan Straits

• Major powers will decide whether Sri Lanka's crisis will be repeated

• Public rebuke won't help, US must change its tone on China

• Constructive talks in Bali must follow a sincere commitment to peace

• Biden administration honoring commitments would be best guardrails for Sino-US relations

• It's about time to lift Trump-era tariffs on China

• Where it went wrong for Boris

• Washington's trade terrorism seeks to destroy global rules-based system

• Opportunity for Australia to further warm relations with China in Bali

• History urges the US and China to cooperate in space

• Tally of stains on US soul continues to grow

• Display of navy clout show of intimidation

• Boosting China-UAE strategic cooperation

• Malicious intention to create trouble for HK

• 'One country, two systems' guarantees Hong Kong's success story will continue

• Absurd for NATO to see China as a challenge

• NATO's Asia-Pacific move a triple trap

• Albanese must not be misled by alliance

• Afghan quake questions US conscience

• Washington's militarizing of Pacific bodes ill

• Like Ukraine crisis, Western sanctions also hurting world

• Catastrophic accident in US, perhaps

• 'BRICS Plus' for fairer global development

• BRICS to become a 'safety net' for developing economies

• Xinjiang lie won't spare US companies

• Biden's latest pie in the sky once again lacks any filling

• 'BRICS Plus' can boost multilateralism

• US' unending obsession with China is harming global peace

• Not much room for flexibility

• US inflation self-created trouble that also causes harm to others

• Tokyo should handle ties with China prudently

• Bill to promote ideological attack on China not freedom of speech

• Kissinger's recent remarks on the Taiwan question hit the nail on the head

• US matching its words with deeds key to getting ties back on right track

• Japan's grand vision based on US might

• Want peace in the Taiwan Straits? America needs to back off!

• Biden's Summit of the Americas an exercise in futility

• WTO as a collective global organization should never fall prey to politicization

• US must stop muddying waters across Straits

• China leaves no doubt it will fight to crush 'Taiwan independence'

• Biden's approach urges China and Europe to expand cooperation

• Deepening cooperation: The third China-Central Asia Foreign Ministers' Meeting

• The 9th Summit of the Americas and the 'new Monroe Doctrine'

• Washington's Xinjiang troublemaking shameful

• The summit of discontent of the Americas

• Washington's intention to control its backyard foretells LA summit failure

• Past experience crucial for China-UK future

• How US-led IPEF hurts the WTO's multilateral trading system

• Washington building castles in the air to show its commitment to 'Indo-Pacific'

• Smears tailored to biased perception of China

• NATO remains an imperial anachronism

• Dangerous trend building up steam in Tokyo

• One-China principle brooks no obfuscation

• Washington's worldview dangerously myopic

• End peace deficit by shunning the Cold-War mentality

• Global security predicament now acute

• Summit slight highlights nature of US' commitment to ASEAN

• Marcos to gain from better ties with China

• Ukraine crisis puts Europe's autonomy at stake

• What the Philippine election means for the Asia-Pacific

• Good is bad when US plays word games

• Neighbors key stabilizers amid turbulence

• G7's political arrogance on full display

• Japan should talk to promote peace not war

• NATO's values simply tools for West to shoehorn the past into the future

• Can the West speak for the world?

• US the one that doesn't want to talk

• US inflation just self-made trouble

• New Delhi up to more mischief

• Washington should be more cost-conscious

• Solicitude for Solomon Islands belied by years of indifference

• Washington's new attempt to pit ASEAN against China

• Region must be wary as reckless Washington risks tripping the wire

• Can the US be called civilized society given its racism?

• China set to be the fall guy in Australian election

• NATO reviving Cold War extending its expansionist gaze to the Asia-Pacific

• Washington's provocative moves should give Taipei pause for thought

• Canada should not let Washington dictate terms of its relations with China

• The positive role of trade in world peace, stability and prosperity

• US adding fuel to fire to benefit from Ukraine crisis

• US rakes in flurry of profits in time of war

• Resilient China-EU cooperation critical for an uncertain world

• Friendship that has stood the test of time

• China champions inclusive diplomacy on Afghanistan

• US reaps huge benefits from Ukraine crisis

• More hurt will be inflicted if Washington continues to politicize trade issues

• China is a consistent stabilizing force in a changing world

• Disinformation can't cover up US' culpability

• US' positive words will ring hollow unless it matches them with deeds

• Countries obliged to create space for peace

• China, US still making efforts to find a way to get along

• Talks to end conflict must be supported

• Taiwan question not same as Ukraine

• Energy sanctions will create more volatility rather than promoting peace and security

• World wants to know what risks US biolabs pose

• No room for compromise on reunification

• Harmony-seeking major country diplomacy serves interests of all

• Tightrope walking on Taiwan question leaves Washington no room for error

• Wrong signal, wrong place, wrong time

• US think tanks show Cold War bias

• US gift to Nepal a Trojan horse

• Pompeo still happy to clown around

• A confident China renders rumors useless

• Beijing Winter Olympics has memorably showcased the spirit of togetherness

• It's not all divisions and tensions between China and the West

• Growing risks of US' need to rule the roost

• UK shouldn't let Washington dictate its policy

• US Navy dangerously crashing around

• Blinken's New Year message rings hollow in light of his shackle-making meetings

• International cooperation to break US chip blockade

• US will also pay heavy cost if it persists with its myopic belligerence

• Why does Biden's China policy need revolutionary changes?

• Putin shares important insight into ties with China

• Space should be used for international cooperation

• US needs to scratch China's back if it wants its own back scratched

• Lessons of Lithuania's miscalculation

• Washington's anti-China policies will continue to be a fool's errand

• As it did in 2008, China will surprise the world in 2022

• US should correct its trade war mistakes

• Biden's problem-solving policies exacerbate those in Sino-US ties

• Disorderly behavior upsets regional stability

• Foreign trade impetus for global recovery

• France can play important role in keeping Sino-EU ties on track

• US upping game to the detriment of Asia-Pacific

• Actualities most telling testimony of who is Africa's true friend and partner

• Troublemaking clique threat to regional stability

• In rising above lies and smears, Games display sincerity of purpose

• Western firms self-harming politicizing business

• Press freedom cannot be cloak for sedition

• SCO can help China build a multi-polar world

• US prioritizes militarization of Asia-Pacific over American lives

• Failings of Biden presidency in first year

• In championing human rights, US is really weaponizing them

• US alleged concerns over forced labor are not sincere

• US-Japan plan for Taiwan warmongering

• US hypocrisy stands out with Act on Xinjiang

• Telling lies about China a job for some

• Washington's hysteria for trade bullying

• Attacks on China expose true colors of Biden administration's 'guardrails'

• West trying to stand together in bid to maintain its position of privilege

• The summit for democracy or the joke of the year?

• US-Taiwan collusion root cause of cross-Strait tensions

• US 'democracy summit' a master class in hypocrisy

• US 'diplomatic boycott' of Beijing Olympics is a new low

• Boycotting Beijing Winter Games only hurts Washington's image

• Washington attempting to hijack democracy to serve its own ends

• UK risks crossing China's redline by blindly clinging to US' coattails

• 2035 vision of China-Africa cooperation heralds common actions for tangible benefits

• Summit of democracy looks back in anxiety

• Germany's new government and China: Idealism over realism

• Summit of democracy looks back in anxiety

• US risks being peace-vandal to prove its top gun

• US seeks to engage in tech war by strangling China's semiconductor industry

• Next stage of their extraordinary journey begins with China, ASEAN upgrading ties

• Call for boycott plays White House for a fool

• DPP just whistling in the dark

• Tokyo should not blindly follow Washington

• Developed countries must honor their promise

• Taiwan a busted flush for Washington

• Biden following Trump's playbook on China

• No faltering in the win-win of opening-up

• Sub sackings just a diversionary show

• Pentagon scaremongering in bid to justify US' aggressive nuclear policy

• Taiwan part of one China unassailable reality

• US should pivot away from 'China threat' obsession

• US naval vessels uncharted hazards

• US cautioned it should handle Taiwan question with kid gloves

• DPP leading Taiwan to an abyss

• Chinese firms still targeted for exclusion

• Better Sino-US coordination crucial to bolster global economic recovery

• China has proved itself to be an essential protector of UN cause

• Washington risks causing explosive spark by crossing redline on Taiwan question

• Cold War prism still imprisons US thinking

• Next US ambassador should work to improve, not sabotage, relations

• Strengthening EU-China strategic partnership vital to prevent global fault line developing

• US' 'Taiwan card' a busted flush

• Why a closer China-EU partnership is needed in post-pandemic world

• US must correct the paradox in its approach to China

• Xinhua Commentary: US urged to walk the talk in saving biodiversity at UN meeting

• India should stop catering to jingoists

• Democracy is not a monopoly of the West

• US putting flame to fuse playing games with DPP

• Upping tensions over Taiwan shows US is an irresponsible power

• India should see the situation clearly and make rational decisions

• US Congress untying the president's hands on Taiwan would be cataclysmic

• The shift to a multipolar world: Is the US increasingly isolated?

• Tsai Ing-wen will have to pay a price for her witless provocations

• US not immune from biological convention

• US double standard hinders anti-terror fight

• Beijing, Brussels can make joint efforts to prevent US leading world astray

• Washington's deeds don't match its words of rapprochement

• Quad harmful to Sino-Indian ties

• US smears fail to dent confidence in Hong Kong

• Huawei's Meng Wanzhou: A victim of US' hegemony

• Biden's 'Pivot to Asia' at a dead end

• Quad countries' meeting more troublemaking

• China can accelerate race to green future for climate vulnerable nations

• Climate change is a burning issue on which China, US can cooperate

• Charting the course for SCO's broader development

• Washington's clinging to misguided trade war hurting US businesses

• Washington should not try Beijing's patience on Taiwan

• Region gives cold shoulder to outsiders' meddling

• US action key to putting ties back on right track

• China sets good example sharing vaccines

• New exchange will better serve innovation

• Russia's new 'transformation' agenda for Eastern Economic Forum

• Right soil needed for fruitful climate talks

• China's high-quality development push fuels steady global recovery

• Harris just a guest in the ASEAN region

• Flawed downsizing of US commitments deals blow to its leadership credentials

• US attempt to pressure China by politicizing COVID-19 origins-tracing doomed to fail

• America's Southeast Asian shenanigans doomed to fail, again

• US virus report scurrilously motivated

• See how Washington makes a new lie

• Accusing China only exposes Harris' vows as hollow sham

• Belated nomination of ambassador highlights difficulties of Biden's policy

• Only Ottawa can extricate itself from the mess of its own making

• What's expected of US intelligence report? More lies and cheating

• US callously indifferent to being a superspreader of the virus

• US' anti-science hubris self-harming

• One-China principle brooks no violation

• No tolerating violation of one-China principle

• HK's security law Washington's bête noire

• US war games a threat to regional peace

• China playing exemplary role making vaccines public goods

• US provocations pernicious troublemaking

• Report a paroxysm of loathing inciting witch hunt to fever pitch

• East Asian countries should prevent region becoming Washington's playground

• Indo-Pacific partnership undemocratic

• America is back, to putting itself first

• Beijing has made it clear how Washington can build guardrails

• Washington the main threat to cybersecurity

• Origin tracing must be done in US

• Wolves howl wolf at the cyber door

• China honors its public good promise

• How can China help stabilize Afghanistan?

• US at its futile game again

• China's high-quality development means more opportunities to world

• UK report on Xinjiang nothing but lies

• US has nothing to fear, except the consequences of its own fears

• US' Xinjiang narrative is straight out of a science-fiction novel

• US' ability to harm HK is over

• US clarity on Taiwan question positive sign

• Japan should avoid collision with wall of steel

• Shame is on Canada not China

• Rejuvenation will make country a great partner

• Bare-knuckle diplomacy shames only itself

• US still leaking its political virus

• Decolonization is an ongoing battle

• DPP, Washington playing dirty shell game

• Mission new contribution to human space journey

• EU should recognize that China is a reliable partner not a threat

• Lithuania's withdrawal from '17+1' shows it is snared in Cold War web

• US part of the problem, not part of the solution

• Washington should look objectively, act rationally

• US challenge to China's core interests could jeopardize crucial co-op

• China is not dragging its feet on debt relief

• Biden officials are repeating his predecessor's folly about HK

• Companies should shun anti-China ploys

• Canada can act to get ties back on track

• Asia's focus on stability, co-op should be diplomatic takeaway for US

• Washington tilting at windmills clinging to 'America First' policy

• Don't let ideological bias hurt equitable access to vaccines

• Washington eyes wrong path at crossroad

• Biden's China policy smacks of Trumpism

• UK PM's remarks obstinately obtuse

• Xiaomi lawsuit echoes call of world business community for US to abandon power plays

• India must rein in jingoism

• China-bashing fix for addiction to hegemony

• Zero-sum game should be abandoned for US-China ties back to right track

• Canberra going further on the wrong track

• Human rights allegations of Washington Cold War tactic to isolate Beijing

• US self-abusing attacking Huawei, ZTE

• Neighbors accelerate building of mutual trust

• China, EU should keep talks on point

• Australia to blame for soured relations

• Pompeo's remarks on Taiwan beyond the pale

• ASPI still spitting its mercenary poison

• US' formal exit from Paris Agreement blow to global solidarity on climate change

• Sustainability and cooperation: The foundations of a Eurasian future

• India's order to fire irresponsible and risky

• New Lancang-Mekong marker of cooperation

• Ill-intentioned Taiwan trip by US official

• UK's BNO offer just more troublemaking

• We can only get out of the woods together

• Canada's chicanery laid bare by report

• You can take Pompeo out of the CIA but can't take the CIA out of Pompeo

• Sanctions on Hong Kong will only backfire

• Politicization of COVID-19 is costly to the US and the world

• How Taiwan walked into the semiconductor trap set by US

• What does President Xi's speech at the World Health Assembly mean for China and the world?

• Xi's WHA speech shows multilateralism is the only way to overcome COVID-19

• Evil design behind US' Taiwan rant

• The pandemic made the path for better China-US ties harder

• Trump's geopolitical confrontation creates toxic climate for Chinese

• The US planned COVID-19 espionage accusations against China are irresponsible

• Lies and populism in a post-truth world

• Motives behind US blame game are clear

• The United States quietly concedes defeat on Huawei's 5G

• EU-China ties vital amid global crisis

• Australia at a crossroads in its relationship with China

• COVID-19: A geopolitical instrument

• Pompeo is lying about China's refusal to cooperate

• Vietnam's move weakens regional cooperation

• What awaits China in oil geopolitics?

• A COVID-19 inquiry is part of the China-blame game

• US info warfare about China's COVID-19 response is hypocritical

• US failing in bid to strangle Huawei

• False narratives cannot affect China-Africa tie

• Accusations against China over virus are totally baseless

• Trump's new attack line on China places relations as the focal point of the 2020 election cycle

• If any good is to be done it will take collective efforts

• Global reliance on China won't reduce

• Political polarization will hamper US capability to combat COVID-19

• 'I don't take responsibility at all'

• Who is 'the real sick man'? China or biased author?

• Taking advantage of others' difficulties will never make US great

• Canada should end extradition travesty

• Huawei claims of US fail to convince

• Xi visit to write a new chapter in China-Myanmar relations

• UK not biting on aspersions cast on Huawei

• Washington's tech paranoia has not abated

• Neighbors need to walk their talk

• US should honor Singapore consensus

• Chengdu meeting puts focus on larger regional picture

• Canada paying price for its choice

• Trilateral meeting can ensure year ends on a positive note

• New aircraft carrier sign of progress, not aggression

• Digital divide will build cold wall

• Further opening-up to protect free trade

• China-CEE cooperation good for EU

• US dependency biggest nuclear risk

• Joint defenders of multilateralism

• It is the US that needs to reflect on its strategy in anti-terrorism fight

• US bill on Xinjiang sabotages fight against terrorism and extremism

• Natural gas fuels warmth in Sino-Russian relations

• Price to be paid by US for its meddling

• Spy farce puts Australian media to shame

• US meddling in Hong Kong condones violent crime

• Spy stories show Australia losing the plot

• Better relations worth cherishing

• US meddling in South China Sea to no avail

• US Senators shame themselves passing legislation on Hong Kong

• Constructive approach key to Sino-US deal

• China-Greece ties testify to wisdom of pursuing dynamic cooperation

• Welcome sign of goodwill from US

• Xi's trip to Greece and Brazil highlights China's championing of multilateralism

• Expo aims to build an open world economy

• Not security concerns, but worries about China's rise trigger US angst

• More haste, less speed will help get 'phase one' deal over the line

• Foreign policy truly win-win in nature

• On Belt and Road to quality development

• Decades of boom testament to viability of China's path