Such a distorted atmosphere has deprived US voters of their right to choose – after all, the US democratic system should have provided voters with a choice as the country claims.
What will the UK get from bending its knees to the US? Probably nothing more than verbal praise.
The world's development and prosperity is not a simple zero-sum game. But many Westerners still don't even want to try to understand this simple truth.
The UK was once a powerful empire. But now, due to its diminishing influence, some British elites feel a sense of loss when facing the changing international situation and developing countries' reasonable demands.
China has successfully brought the COVID-19 epidemic under control. It has been able to resume work and production. It is one of the few places on earth now with the most promising potential for growth. It's not hard to tell which side will suffer more if the US continues to try its decoupling from China economically.
Thanks to Trump's efforts and his war of words with Democratic candidate Joe Biden, whether to wear a mask has become a political statement, with the US falling into a trap of endless political debate about it.
It seems that the US cannot even bear a Chinese entertainment app. The US' possible ban of TikTok and other Chinese social media apps shows nothing but its discrimination and lack of confidence.
US tech companies refused to admit their liberating technology and platforms had already become a tool for Washington's surveillance and online manipulation. But their moves have given it away. The US tech titans have been completely politicized. This is a collusion of US geopolitical games.
The US has not only failed to reflect on its poor performance in defending the right to life but also continued to make use of its low human rights advantage, while simultaneously using human rights as a stick to beat others.
The UK is about to leave the EU. It should make itself stronger and more independent instead of being a US' henchman like Australia. Will the UK have a future by turning itself into another Australia?
Verbal support from the West won't give India any real advantage, nor will it change the nature of the Galwan Valley clash. If India, deluded by Western public opinion, is stubbornly determined to act as a “wolf” that provokes China, China will firmly respond and won't yield an inch in safeguarding its sovereign integrity.
Acting like a cheerleader, the US has guaranteed India with no real investment, but inspiring lip-service. It will not benefit India's development if the country is captivated by empty talk.
The Hindustan Times is right about one thing: India does need more people who know China better. But this should not be aimed at battling China, but at efficient communication that could lead to a resolution.
What the US should do is to deal with its own business appropriately and act as a major power. It should stop spewing lies and trying to deceive the world. Otherwise, Washington will only end up with its own interests damaged.
Unfortunately, elite US politicians would never comprehend the essence of China's ideas. They are just ideologically hysterical. Their reckless attacks on the CPC only prove that the CPC does it right.
As a product of the Cold War, NATO cannot get rid of its outdated mind-set. Although Washington is still trying to divide the world into camps to confront each other, this time it is unlikely to find allies that will blindly follow its steps.
The Australian authorities' mentality toward China has been increasingly dictated by the competition between China and the US, and Canberra could not resist joining Washington's chariot.
No matter how many ups and downs await the China-India border row and what moves the Indian side will make next, China's firm stance on border issues will not be shaken, that is, disputes should be resolved only through direct negotiations, which do not need any disturbance from external forces.