The Adverse Consequences of “Asian NATO” on International Relations
The attack and interception that the Trump Administration launched against China is a loss and obstruction of cooperation to the global society.
China’s Invaluable Poverty Reduction Policies Offer Lessons for the World
The Chinese experience since 1978 shows that a developing country should take the improvement of people’s livelihood as a top priority, and take poverty eradication as a core human right.
India and China Should Be Partners Rather Than Rivals
Temporary incidents at the border areas or some forces in the West should not interfere in the development of Sino-India relations.
The Belt and Road Initiative: The Future of Europe and Asia
The Belt and Road Initiative is more than an economic project: it leads to a multipolar world based on peace, sovereignty and prosperity.
China Towards Achieving the Chinese Dream of National Rejuvenation
China’s huge achievements in the past 71 years are the result of the leadership of the CPC and joint efforts of all Chinese people by overcoming all obstacles and difficulties.
The United Nations Give Trump’s New Cold War a Cold Response
Those world leaders show different ideas on global or regional affairs. But they said no to new cold war or any attempts to split the world by escalating conflicts between the US and China.
Deglobalization and China’s “Dual Circulation” Development Strategy
The dual circulation strategy means continued push for globalization by China but with increasing roles of domestic consumption on the demand side and of domestic innovations on the supply side.
When the West Cooks Up Stories of Xinjiang in Bad Faith
The pathetic thing is that some western politicians still choose to believe baseless reports and utilize them in their plans to discredit China.
Is the US ‘Clean Network’ Plan Really Clean or Dirty?
The US is not qualified to build a coalition of “clean countries” because it is itself dirty all over.
Xi’s “Five Never Allows” to Curb U.S. Mounting Attacks on China
Xi’s ‘Five Never Allows’ is self-defensive and assertive. It means that China, led by CPC, is willing and ready to protect her legitimate rights and interests. It is not aggressive in that it is not a face-off towards the U.S.
The India-China Ties Shouldn’t Be Dominated by Wrong Emotion
Being the two largest developing countries and emerging economies, the two countries need to find a fair and reasonable solution to the boundary question by clarifying the LAC which is mutually acceptable.
Time for India-China Cooperation in Winning the Fight against COVID-19
The ongoing COVID-19 is a stark reminder that all countries must rise above differences in geography, race, history, culture and social system.
