FBI overplays 'China threat' theory to stay relevant
During FBI Director Christopher Wray's interview with CBS on Wednesday, he said that China is looking to steal secrets from the US on everything from technology to agriculture, and thus China is the target of economic espionage investigations in nearly all 56 of the FBI's field offices.
China-Venezuela ties take a positive step
President Maduro's China tour will give rise to many conjectures from Western media. But they should be more realistic.
Time for Northeast Asia to steer regional growth by cooperation
Xi's words clearly demonstrate Beijing's goodwill and sincerity in promoting cooperation in the Northeast Asia region. China's increasing market size and development momentum will surely provide energy for cooperation in the area and brighten the future of Northeast Asia.
Russian war games should inspire reflection
It would miss the central point to discuss the potential target of this military drills. Other countries should rethink why they can't become good friends with Beijing and Moscow.
Far East vital to China-Russia cooperation
Both China and Russia are major powers. Their support and coordination with each other, which stemmed from protecting their own core interests, are powerful. They can also create a vital influence when adopting a unified stance on a global issue.
Tariffs won't make US firms produce in US
It would be the White House's dream to expect that the US is not only the world's technology and financial center, but also the world's factory that sells its products globally.
China-N.Korea friendship benefits whole region
The US, South Korea and Japan must clarify what exactly they want on the Korean Peninsula. They cannot have everything, especially things that contradict each other. If the US wishes for denuclearization and peace on the peninsula, it would see the value of China-North Korea ties and support them.
Nauru tirade on China to turn itself into a laughing stock
Nauruan President Baron Waqa was tough toward China at the end of the Pacific Islands Forum earlier this week.
Trade data shows US economy rejects trade war
The decline in trade will affect both China and the US. It is not only China that will bear the consequences.
Nauru mars image of Pacific Island nations
It's absurd that Taiwan's future can be decided by a remote Pacific island country. Taiwan's “independent sovereignty” is like melting ice, and it is swimming against the dominant global tide.
Xi's China-Africa guidelines are the keys to the new global paradigm
The "five-no" and "four-can't" are truly inspiring. They correct the concepts of rights and point to the justice of the day. President Xi's points will definitely leave a deep mark on the history of relations between the African continent and China, and the entire world.
China cool to Australia's contradictory policy
China should give up the illusion of persuading Australia to stop containing China together with the US. Instead Beijing should let Canberra calm down and rethink.
China-Africa cooperation charts a new path of mutual benefits
The Chinese people must cherish what the country has earned them. China has no alternative but to continue to learn how to deal with the world in the 21st century.
West's sour grapes at China-Africa cooperation
The possibility of the West leading the collaboration with the continent again always exists as long as they do not get their heads jammed by a geopolitical mind-set.
Xinjiang people know their situation best
There has been some misunderstanding internationally about the governance of Xinjiang. Some forces have slandered China's governing efforts there. The recent days have witnessed a new wave of accusations and it peaked when a partisan group of US lawmakers on Wednesday called on the US to impose sanctions on relevant Chinese officials.
US can't shift blame on China for N.Korea policy setback
The world has been thrown into chaos by the trade war launched by the US. If the US makes it more chaotic, will the US be the only winner? Hardly. Beijing and Washington should both make a rule in their trade war: Neither should resort to other means to secure a victory and neither should suspect the other of doing so.
Are Western elites impeding Google's path to China?
Whether Google left or not eight years ago and whether it will return is more important for Google than for China. China has become the world's largest internet market which is open to all. It stands on an equal footing with other markets in the world.
West misreads China-Russia partnership
Last week the US officially re-established its Second Fleet. Earlier, Washington announced a US “space force” and also identified China and Russia as “strategic competitors.” All that is dragging the world backwards. The US government should not make confrontation the theme of this era. If Washington really triggers the retrogression of the globe, it will not be forgiven by history.