CGTN Anchor Liu Xin’s Presence on CNBC Brought China’s Perspective to the U.S.
CGTN anchor Liu Xin appeared on U.S. mainstream media again. What did she say?
Sep 5, 2019
Distorted Cognition and Interpretation of China Influence
Such Influences of a country should not be viewed as a judgmental threat against the interests of any particular country.
Dec 10, 2018
CIIE Demonstrates China’s is a Positive Driver of the Global Trade
The story picked up by some Western media has confused the timeline and linked the import expo to current China-U.S. trade tensions. Why does Western media always speculate that there must be certain political ends behind such events, especially when they are intended to benefit all?
Nov 11, 2018
Can the U.S. BUILD Act Counter China’s Belt and Road Initiative?
As China-proposed Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) extended its footprint, launching investment projects along both the ancient Silk Road as well as across the entirety of Eurasia and Africa, Washington saw an urgent need to counter China’s projection of influence. The BUILD Act is America’s belated response to BRI.
Oct 30, 2018
Will the Sino-US Trade War Turn into a Currency War?
China does not need and will not seek a release of pressure on commodity exports by guiding the RMB to unilaterally depreciate sharply. In fact, this is also unfavorable to China in its efforts to attract foreign investment and enhance its import capacity.
Oct 24, 2018
China’s Presence in Croatia Sparking Concerns in the West
Croatia, a member of the 16+1 Initiative, has welcomed Chinese investments and believes they can complement EU funds.
Oct 19, 2018
Growing China Bias Makes the Truth Hard to Find
Cybertheft accusations against China would be a convenient means of pressuring these companies to adhere to the Administration’s attempt to undercut Chinese tech companies.
Oct 12, 2018
Looking at the CPEC with renewed optimism
As the new Pakistan government begins its tenure, there has been some talk and also some irresponsible reports in Western media of a change in attitude towards the China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) and possible re-negotiation of the terms and conditions. However, it now transpires that both countries remain on the same page in regard to the Belt and Road Initiative mega-project and the CPEC. In the last few days, top-level consultations have resulted in even better synergy between the two countries, dispelling any doubts about continuity in government policies. Remaining as top priority no matter which political party comes to power, the CPEC is a bilateral contract respected by all successive governments. ▲ In Islamabad on a three-day visit last week, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met Prime Minister Imran Khan, who expressed his absolute commitment to promoting China-Pakistan ties just as he did in his very first post-election victory speech. Stating that the CPEC is an icon of bilateral economic cooperation, he added that Pakistan “stands ready to work with China” on developing it. Meanwhile, reaffirming China’s all-weather strategic cooperative partnership with Pakistan, Wang Yi addressed the latest issue troubling Western media by saying: “The CPEC has not inflicted a debt burden on Pakistan; rather, when these projects get completed and enter into operation, they will unleash huge […]
Sep 28, 2018
Tarnish Belt and Road Again? Facts Speak Louder than Words
As Central Asian countries actively integrate their national strategies with the Belt and Road Initiative, some Western media are misinterpreting and even censuring the initiative.
Aug 22, 2018
Did China Get Sri Lanka to Cough Up a Port?
“China got Sri Lanka to cough up a port,” said the New York Times in a widely quoted article published on June 25, 2018.The article claimed, “Every time Sri Lanka’s President Mahinda Rajapaksa turned to his Chinese allies for loans and assistance with an ambitious port project, the answer was yes.
Jul 30, 2018
“Yellow Peril”? Australian Academic: “Branding the PRC as Our ‘Enemy’ is just Plain Crazy”
Will China turn Australia into a “puppet state”? Sensible people might scoff at such a notion. But a professor from Australia wrote a book, detailing the infiltration of Chinese influence into Australia. His hostile remarks on China do not represent the views of all Australians. An Australian scholar has rebutted the claims.
Mar 2, 2018
How will China Prove the Western Media Wrong?
It is hard work to gain a full understanding of Xi’s report. But there is a much easier way. Read The Economist’s coverage of the congress, which is considerably shorter in length, and bet on the opposite being true.
Nov 7, 2017