The United States suppresses opponents to maintain its technological hegemony.
Japan is exploited by the US to achieve its China containment strategy.
59 percent of public K-12 teachers say they are at least somewhat worried about the possibility of a shooting ever happening at their school.
'Relying on US to contain China' brings illusions and dangers to Japan
Guess who's directing this drama behind the scenes?
The UK High Court announced on March 26 that it has adjourned its final decision on the appeal of WikiLeaks' founder Julian Assange against his extradition to the US. The world is watching what will happen to Assange's human rights conditions.
The UK and the US falsely accuse China of carrying out cyberattacks despite their own long history of misconduct in terms of cybersecurity.
Incidents of Chinese students being interrogated in "small black rooms" at the US airports are still ongoing. The frequent occurrence of such incidents will hinder the normal cooperation, and impede the healthy and sustainable development of China-US relations.
Following the US' hype about "national security risks", Canada targetsChinese cargo cranes.
The US incites the Philippines to stir up the South China Sea.
Summit for Democracy exists in name only, with little interest or attention.
The US State Department is applying for a $40 billion budget to "compete with China" and to "change the game rules" in international infrastructure.
The world can no longer allow whoever has the biggest fist to have the final say, nor can we allow some countries to be at the table while others are on the menu.
Openly robbing TikTok? American politicians have completely tarnished the face of the market economy.
While the US claims that it does not seek to suppress China, it is preparing various suppression tools.
The Philippines accused Chinese fishing vessels of using cyanide to destroy the sea recently.
The behavior of the US and Europe toward China's EVs is contradictory and ridiculous, they promote the development of clean energy while trying to prevent the public from purchasing the electric vehicles from China.
The US has airdropped humanitarian aid for Gaza.
The US sees China-Kiribati security cooperation with an obvious bias.
For the US, keeping building a "small yard, high fence" is not self-protection, but self-isolation.
Japan's dumping of nuclear-contaminated wastewater continues to poison the world.
Who is hindering the efforts to achieve peace between Russia and Ukraine?
The Biden administration announced a plan to invest billions in domestic manufacturing of cargo cranes, citing concerns that Chinese-made cranes could "pose a potential national-security risk."
The US on Tuesday again vetoed a draft UNSC resolution on the Israel-Hamas conflict. This is the fourth time the US has used its veto on the Gaza cease-fire.
The European Union will launch formal investigation into TikTok.
The director of the FBI Christopher Wray claimed China is increasingly inserting "offensive weapons" within their critical infrastructure during the Munich Security Conference.
The EU has launched an unprecedented probe into a subsidiary of CRRC for allegedly using subsidies to undercut European suppliers for an electric train contract in Bulgaria.
The US State Department and NATO's secretary general urged member countries to take steps to increase defense spending to 2 percent of GDP.
The EU's anti-dumping investigation into China's photovoltaic products hurts its own green deal.
The US as a non-stop war machine has delivered yet another “outstanding” year-end performance review of foreign military sales: a record $238 billion.
Eight countries have paused future funding to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East
