National security law a 'death knell' for US intervention in HK: Global Times editorial
Will a national security law that is to be implemented in Hong Kong undermine the “one country, two systems” principle? Before answering this question, we'd like to ask: Which country does not have national security laws? Which country would allow its administrative regions to become a void of national security where some internal forces collude with foreign forces and jeopardize national security?
US sanction card over HK won't intimidate China: Global Times editorial
Hong Kong belongs to China, not the US. The latter has only two choices when it comes to the city: be a friendly cooperator, or stay away. China will never offer the US a third option.
China will not forget goal without GDP target: Global Times editorial
The Chinese economy is facing difficulties. Yet the Chinese people's trust in their government has reached a new peak.
National security legislation offers overdue remedy for HK: Global Times editorial
Chinese mainlanders support Hong Kong in maintaining its political system and unique social style. It is unnecessary for Hong Kong to exercise what the Chinese mainland possesses. It is foreseeable that HKSAR national security legislation would serve the city's best interests and provide a better future for the “Pearl of the Orient.”
Washington's malicious attack a disgrace to democracy
The US presidential election has aggravated the difficulties of the global COVID-19 fight. There used to be shameless elections in Europe's history that destroyed order and peace. Hopefully, the US will not make humanity repeat the same mistakes.
Tsai must be warned for her to stay sober: Global Times editorial
The most important thing for the DPP authorities is that they should focus on the internal affairs of the island. They don't have ability to alter the political and military pattern in the Taiwan Straits, nor will they be able to control the situation after they start trouble and trigger a chain reaction. The Tsai authorities should act prudently.
US and Taiwan cannot afford starting new game over Taiwan question: Global Times editorial
China is becoming more powerful, and our ability to claim sovereignty over Taiwan is certainly growing. At this time, the US and Taiwan want to play petty tricks at a low cost, which is too naive. We will make them feel pain in some places that they can't think of.
World Health Assembly slaps US hooliganism: Global Times editorial
To be reelected, will the Trump administration do more outrageous things, posing more serious threats to the world? We suspect there is nothing Washington dare not do right now. After all, what will it care if it doesn't care about tens of thousands, and even hundreds of thousands of lives?
It's US that fears probe on virus origin: Global Times editorial
Regardless of the origin, the virus has been a threat to all humanity. China upholds an attitude that the virus is a common enemy and that the international community should join hands against it. This is a consensus shared by the vast majority of countries.
Virus investigation must be fair, scientific: Global Times editorial
A scientific investigation should be carried out. But first of all, it should be led by WHO rather than any country or regional organization. Second, the investigation needs to be scientific and fair.
China's countermeasures ready for prolonged 'war' with US: Global Times editorial
China's countermeasures are a showcase of attitudes, which serve as a reminder to the US that the US has to pay a heavy price for suppressing Huawei.
Trump turns up election strategy nonsense with China 'cut-off' threat: Global Times editorial
The Trump administration is trying to convince American voters of the importance of fighting with China to win in November. China will not be distracted by their political shenanigans and will maintain its strategic focus.
US should make bio-labs more transparent: Global Times editorial
The US should not be exempted from international screening for biological risks, but rather be at the forefront of such inspections. The vast number of laboratories in the US, with their complex and diverse management bodies and methods, needs a clean-up test that will reassure the international community.
US loses to virus because of politics: Global Times editorial
The US has the largest numbers of infections and deaths, which show it has the weakest prevention and control system against the virus in the world. Washington needs to, first of all, reflect on its deficiencies, and put science above politics.
Taiwan island will fall flat as US puppet: Global Times editorial
Taiwan's so-called independent diplomacy has met its demise. The island is trying to return to the international stage as a US puppet, but it could only see mirages. Unless DPP authorities could move the island into the Caribbean Sea, its free ride of the US will eventually make it fall.
China can withstand constant US tricks: Global Times editorial
It is a long and comprehensive test for China to fight the US smearing. China has done a good job in terms of national development and the COVID-19 fight. The process of fighting back US attacks is the process of China's rise being more widely accepted by the world.
China's achievement of COVID-19 fight obvious: Global Times editorial
Compared to most countries, China has managed to contain the epidemic earlier. This provides special room for China. China should take advantage of this room to solve problems and improve. Meanwhile, it should counter US attacks on China and strive for the best result, for its own interests, and for the interests of the entire world.
China needs to prepare for continued US provocations: Global Times editorial
Hostility against China has been spreading in the US society in recent years. The ongoing anti-China wave indeed is aimed specially at getting Trump re-elected, but it is also in line with the US ideology. It will allow hostility toward China to further simmer. The US will continue or make some adjustments to its current China policy after the election, but it is unlikely to completely change.