Will US pull out of UN in future?
There have been many internal problems in the US, and it is difficult for the Trump administration to pass the buck to the UN. Playing such a card may not benefit Trump at all.
- US, Taiwan should not hype war across Straits: Global Times editorial
- Asia wise enough not to fall into US traps: Global Times editorial
- WHO withdrawal US' worst global retreat ever: Global Times editorial
- US is destroying itself and world through erratic moves: Global Times editorial
- Certain people in Hong Kong should avoid politicizing national security law: Global Times editorial
- Gaokao provides Chinese society with high hopes: Global Times editorial
US, Taiwan should not hype war across Straits: Global Times editorial
The US and Taiwan should ease the situation in the Taiwan Straits, instead of pushing the situation to the extreme. Otherwise, just wait for military conflicts to break out one day.
Esports jobs keep fresh grads running
In the internet era, many non-traditional occupations are springing up. Our minds must keep up with the times.
Asia wise enough not to fall into US traps: Global Times editorial
Asian countries should be firm not to turn territorial disputes into the overriding melody of regional development. This will test the wisdom of regional countries.
France and Russia benefit from special relationship
France's policy toward Russia reflects what European countries have gradually realized: The West has failed to encircle and suppress Russia after the Ukraine crisis, and the degree of interdependence between Europe and Russia is higher than that between the US and Russia.
India would not get what it wants from US attempts to disrupt China ties
But this time, India would not get what it wants if it supports US attempts to disrupt China-India ties.
Will US pull out of UN in future?
There have been many internal problems in the US, and it is difficult for the Trump administration to pass the buck to the UN. Playing such a card may not benefit Trump at all.
A rapprochement road map for Beijing and New Delhi benefits both countries
What I'm saying here essentially is that the two sides must not cross each other's well-known redlines.
WHO withdrawal US' worst global retreat ever: Global Times editorial
Washington's withdrawal from the WHO is the worst among its retreat from various international organizations and treaties. The world should hold Washington accountable for betraying the common interests of humanity.
Aggressive US moves in S.China Sea have consequences
Americans should not be too arrogant. With China's current military strength, should the incident of 2001 repeat and cause huge losses to the PLA, the US military had better be prepared to pay a more than double the price.
Tensions run high, but all-out China-Aussie confrontation low
Australia's diplomatic strategy is now controlled by heavyweight Australian departments, including the country's department of defense and the Australian Security Intelligence Organization. In the worst-case scenario, sweeping anti-Chinese stances can be spread to the entire Australian government and society.
Beijing-Delhi ties need better planning and restructuring
On the whole, China and India should construct a new forward-looking bilateral strategic framework for their encounters in a broader strategic space. The following three critical elements should be included.
Recognizing the changed reality of India-China relations
The global vision of the top leaders of India and China – aimed at fast forwarding their respective nation's stature – has transformed India-China ties beyond their historical and bilateral differences.
Reckless withdrawal
Cutting ties with WHO as US' COVID-19 cases approached 3 million? Illustration: GT