Massacre livestream tests internet governance
The internet has promoted economic and social development. Such a function must be ensured, its openness maintained. Meanwhile, chances should be reduced for the internet to stir up troubles for society or severely mislead social ideologies. Which country does a better job will be tested by its internet economy's achievements and comprehensive fulfillment of the nation's economic and social development.
Mass shooting exposes Western flaws
The Western established advantages are indeed tremendous, but its self-adjustment ability is weakening, and some so-called adjustments often surrender to populism. The West is entering a problematic period that strikes at its very foundation.
How can the US monitor the world if we all use Huawei?
Why does the US government always crack down on Huawei? To achieve this, it even uses some disgraceful measures, including slandering the company by exerting its national power. The US moves have sparked questions as to why the US fears the Chinese company so much. Why does the company annoy the US?
Two sessions inspire, motivate China's economy
A Chinese economy forging ahead under pressure will help boost the global economy and, more importantly, help people to have a deeper understanding of economic patterns.
West should reflect on white supremacy
An outrageous terrorist attack happened in New Zealand's Christchurch Friday. A gunman, who was believed to have accomplices, broke into two separate mosques and shot randomly at people inside.
US hypocritical to criticize China human rights
In the past, we felt that the West, especially the US, was superior to us. But as China develops, we have seen the other side of the US – selfish, paranoid and unpredictable. We can just let much of the US criticism go. The annual human rights report is nothing but a fault-finding mess.
Boeing must face crisis with responsibility
Given all the ups and downs of the business world, nobody and no product is absolutely safe. Boeing needs to be as modest and cautious as any startup company.
Europe's autonomy tested in Huawei case
Europe must have the courage to distance itself from the US while at the same time develop ties with China and Russia. The world is changing, and so should Europe's strategies. The continent should seek to maximize its interests instead of serving as an adherent of the America First doctrine.
Boeing should act responsible and ground the 737 Max 8
China's Civil Aviation Administration announced it would suspend operations for all Boeing 737 Max 8 aircraft. This is perhaps the first grounding decision made at the national level following the crash of an Ethiopian Airlines flight over the weekend. The suspension will result in huge losses, but it's people's lives that matter more.
US, NK best avoid rush to misjudgment
The US side must avoid the current delicate attitude toward North Korea being dictated by radical public opinion.
China-US trade deal must be fair, equal
The outlook is optimistic for Beijing and Washington reaching a comprehensive trade deal. The trade war in the past year has proved that the US is not capable of forcing China to accept all its conditions and that the two countries will thrive if they get along.
FM shows China's clear-cut, confident diplomacy
Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi met the press on Friday on the sidelines of the second session of the 13th National People's Congress in Beijing. His answers to 21 questions discussed the outlook and complexity of Chinese diplomacy. As the world's second largest economy and a rising power, China is apparently facing a growing challenge as to how to steer the ship of diplomacy.
Truth will out with Huawei lawsuit
The court is the last hope for the truth to be heard, evidence presented and debates witnessed. It will test the independence of the US judicial system. People will be able to see how the court deals with facts, common sense and US geopolitical interests.
If Europe continues to indulge US follies, nobody benefits
China's engagement with the world over the past decades has met with twists and turns. Even Chinese private companies like Huawei are experiencing unprecedented unfair treatment. But China will continue pushing forward cooperation based on openness and mutual benefit. Europe will gain more from its interactions with China and find its due place in the 21st century.
US will only hurt itself playing radical Taiwan card
Relying on the US to confront the Chinese mainland will eventually not work as an election strategy. Eventually, the Taiwan question, once a major challenge to China's rise, will become history.
Risks under control despite slower growth
Some Chinese tend to complain about their country, but the overall confidence of Chinese society is crystal clear. The lives of the Chinese people are improving year by year, and nothing can reverse this trend.
Two sessions will not dodge tough issues
Plans, decisions and resolutions for the most prominent problems of the moment will definitely be made during this year's two sessions. It is hoped the two sessions will be fruitful.
Meng strikes back at US political persecution against Huawei
Huawei will live up to people's expectations if it leads the development of 5G networks, increases market share even under US pressure and finally wins the lawsuit. To be invested with great responsibility, one must go through all hardships. So should a company.