Reciprocity never crosses the US' mind: Global Times editorial
Has the US ever been reciprocal with any country, and with which country does it really want to have a reciprocal relationship? It publicly seeks hegemony, hysterically yells "America First," and flexes its muscles around the world. How can such a US want to have diplomatically reciprocal relations with other countries?
Washington should talk the talk and walk the walk: Global Times editorial
The US always talks about maintaining a rules-based Indo-Pacific order and peace. Well, the biggest rule is the agreements of the United Nations, not the “America First” slogan.
Pentagon report intends to weaken China's nuclear deterrence: Global Times editorial
The Pentagon's annual report on China's military development has always promoted the so-called China military threats. It's no exception this time. But the latest one intends to suppress China's nuclear deterrence.
New Delhi goes astray inciting border tensions: Global Times editorial
China and India are suitable to be partners in seeking common development. But if New Delhi wants to label Beijing its long-term strategic rival, it needs to be prepared to pay a huge cost. It will never manage to get one more inch of land at China-India border areas.
China must resolutely counterattack India's opportunist move: Global Times editorial
China's Western Theatre Command said Monday evening that Indian troops once again illegally crossed the Line of Actual Control near the south bank of the Pangong Lake and Reqin mountain pass on Monday, a blatant provocative move that seriously infringed on China's territorial sovereignty, and undermined the peace and stability in the China-India border area. Earlier in the day, India, who first moved to accuse China of carrying out “provocative military movements,” said it preempted Chinese military activity.
Tsai authorities deserve a stern warning from Beijing: Global Times editorial
Washington has taken Taiwan island as a prominent pawn in its strategic suppression of Beijing, and Tsai authorities are eager to be part of the US' China strategy. This has had a long-term negative impact on the cross-Straits situation.
Vystrcil's Taiwan visit an opportunistic stunt: Global Times editorial
Vystrcil is a rule-breaker who is trampling on diplomatic civilization.
Hopefully, 'carrier killer' missiles would never be used in the South China Sea: Global Times editorial
The US should feel pressure from the PLA. It is unquestionable that the US military feels the warnings from the PLA's actions when it flexes its muscle in China's coastal waters. The South China Sea is not the Caribbean, where the US military can act wantonly.
Abe resignation complicates China ties: Global Times editorial
We should also pay attention to Japan's political reality and reduce frictions, or manage the impact of those frictions, so as to bring the two peoples closer.
Managing maritime disputes benefits Vietnam: Global Times editorial
China and Vietnam should deescalate maritime tensions through diplomatic ways.
US exhausted, alone in the South China Sea: Global Times editorial
US sanctions against Chinese companies are a marginal tactic amid the China-US competition in the South China Sea. It cannot really pressure China.
US election shamelessly exploits Xinjiang topic: Global Times editorial
It is absurd to claim that “genocide” is taking place in Xinjiang.
Trade talks help stabilize tumultuous China-US ties: Global Times editorial
China-US relations cannot be redefined by the US alone. China's say is in our own hands.
Minsk confronts domestic, geopolitical challenges: Global Times editorial
It is very difficult for non-Western countries to explore a development path independently, because Western public opinion does not support such explorations.
DPP authorities must act to reduce risks of war: Global Times editorial
If Taiwan authorities indulge in such fantasies and push the situation into a military showdown, they will only confront these self-made tragedies in the future.
UK, Germany and France slap on the US' face, and the latter deserves it: Global Times editorial
Washington needs to remember: It can neither sanction nor control the world. If it arrogantly sanctions the world, it will only hurt itself. The rejection of the UK, France and Germany has sounded the alarm. If Washington stubbornly goes its way, it will have to swallow more bitter fruits.
US politics detached from people's welfare: Global Times editorial
It doesn't look right when chaos occurs in a myth-like “perfect country,” and stock market prosperity becomes the most important pillar of national confidence. Then the US government and some political elites began to advocate major power confrontation as an excuse to look for a new source of unity. Like the stock market detaching itself from reality, US politics has embarked on the path of arrogance that is detached from the people's well-being.
Cai Xia's blatant betrayal is totally indefensible: Global Times editorial
What Cai has done has helped the anti-China and anti-CPC forces in the US. More precisely, Cai acted as their accomplice.