Bias stops West seeing real Xinjiang
Please respect the achievement of China's development and the will of 1.4 billion Chinese people, and stop stigmatizing China's governance.
Ukraine loses most in Russia-EU row
Ukraine is bound to be the middle ground between the West and Russia. Completely leaning toward the West is not necessarily a shared wish of the US and Europe. Having its bread buttered with both Russia and the West is probably the best way to maximize its interests.
Strategic immaturity annihilates DPP's rule
Radical thinking and paranoia that permeates the green camp have misguided the DPP. The party needs to reflect on this failure and make an about-face on its stance in the cross-Straits ties.
Will EU, Japan follow US lead in waging tech cold war against China?
The US government is trying to persuade wireless and internet providers in allied countries, including Germany, Italy and Japan to avoid telecommunication equipment from China's Huawei Technologies Co, the Wall Street Journal reported Thursday. One of the US' concerns, according to the report, is that the use of Chinese telecom equipment would pose cybersecurity risks to US military bases in these countries. Earlier in August, Australia blocked Huawei from rolling out its 5G network and it was reported Washington had weighed in on Canberra's decision-making.
China rumors fly before Taiwan vote
We want to tell Taiwan: No matter who is elected, county head or municipal mayor, the contrast of power between the Chinese mainland and Taiwan won't be changed, nor will Chinese mainland's policies or resolution. So please just mind your own electoral business.
US carrier port call sends positive signal
US aircraft carriers often need to make port calls in Hong Kong. China agreed this time, but it rejected the US in September, and China may reject again whenever the US goes too far.
High-tech export controls will bring the US no good
Beijing needs to remain calm while Washington is impulsive. It has become a trend in the US to expand technological export restrictions against China, but it's uncertain to what extent Washington will enforce the restrictions. China shouldn't be swayed from the course of opening-up because of Washington's restrictions.
Common interests guide China-Maldives relationship
China has always viewed the Maldives as an equal partner. It has never interfered into Maldivian internal affairs or attached any political conditions when offering assistance and investment. It is hoped that the Maldives government and public value such a partner as China and keep bilateral relations on the right track.
Cooperation with China boosts Philippines' strategic initiatives
Compared with the Aquino era, the Philippines under Duterte has acquired more strategic initiatives without becoming overly dependent on other countries.
'America First' undermines multilateralism
“American First” cannot become “America takes all.” The US should give other economies room for further development and take care of its relationship with developing countries.
Pence's APEC speech offers nothing new
US Vice President Mike Pence aimed bluntly-worded criticism toward China while delivering a speech at the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation meeting in Papua New Guinea on Saturday. He repeated the US' hardline approach in its trade conflicts with China, reiterated the US' determination of freedom of navigation and criticized China's foreign aid and cooperation with other countries.
Good reason for China's rising popularity in South Pacific
Australia and New Zealand are China's largest partners in the South Pacific region. There is no reason for China and the two countries to get into a duel in the region. Instead, the South Pacific should become a platform where new types of international relations are forged and tested.
Xinjiang's stability more important than pleasing the West
Reuters reported on Thursday that a group of 15 Western ambassadors in Beijing, including those from Canada, Australia and some EU member states, wrote a joint letter seeking a meeting with the top official of China's Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region over vocational training centers, which they called “re-education camps.”
Cooperation chorus needed in South Pacific
It's not a bad thing if the South Pacific becomes a place where China, Australia and the US seek ways to reduce their strategic doubts about one another. Most importantly, China reaches out to the South Pacific with kindness in pursuit of common interests. Facts speaker louder than speculation.
China meets an unequal detractor in US
The Chinese public has the enthusiasm and creativity in executing public diplomacy. They can, and will, find their own way of fighting against foreign provocation. Chinese government shouldn't always be the target and Western countries should also be confronted with China's strong non-governmental voices.
Trump's tweets expose changing transatlantic alliance
The US president seems to have taken the opportunity to vent his long-held grudges. His tweets enable people to look at the extent of the rift in US-Europe relations.
Reform and opening-up in synergy with easing trade tensions
China has the capacity to shape its ties with the US thanks to its strength and down-to-earth spirit. The two powers will eventually reach a deal that is acceptable to both sides.
Fairer competition to further advance reform and opening-up
Once fairer competition among SOEs, private and foreign sector companies becomes one of the underlying rules of China's economic governance, it will profoundly boost the overall economy and social development of China.