Hope Paris summit opens a new chapter in global AI cooperation: Global Times editorial

The future of AI requires both clear rules like "traffic lights," and collaborative efforts, akin to "sharing racetrack." We hope that the Paris summit will open a new chapter in global AI cooperation, shaping a globally recognized governance framework for AI, making contribute to the construction and improvement of a community with a shared future for mankind in the digital and intelligent age.

DeepSeek has emerged as a captivating topic of discussion in the global AI community. This small team of fewer than 140 people has achieved what even some tech giants struggle to accomplish.

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  • Asia's unity, progress, passion seen at big party of 'Erbin' Asian Winter Games: Global Times editorial

    The Harbin Asian Winter Games, using ice and snow as a medium, will build a bridge for mutual learning among civilizations, witnessing another "mutual journey" for deepening exchanges and enhancing friendship between the people of China and the world.

    By Global Times | 2025/2/8 0:37:53
  • US Postal Service 'U-turn drama' reflects an important reality: Global Times editorial

    The economic and trade ties between China and the US cannot be severed by a mere executive order; only through joint cooperation can consumers on both sides of the Pacific share the benefits of trade.

    By Global Times | 2025/2/7 0:17:30
  • Is Squad the new 'monster' Philippines is turning to in South China Sea?

    Who is truly creating the "monsters" that are disrupting peace in the South China Sea? With the backing of “small circles” such as the Squad, the Philippines has become a bolder troublemaker in the South China Sea, like “a vine with growing toxic thorns.” Perhaps what the “S” in “Squad” truly stands for is “sabotage” and “strife.”

    By Global Times | 2025/2/7 0:07:40
  • A 'golden age' for which America? Washington's Panama playbook says it all

    The US attempt of using the Panama Canal as a pretext to pressure Panama into distancing itself from China not only lays bare Washington's persistent hegemonic mind-set but also highlights its well-worn strategy of using "diplomatic and economic leverage" to serve its own interests. If Washington's grand talk of a “golden age of the Americas” is merely a rebranded excuse for US meddling – where the “golden age” serves only America, without the “s” – then it's doubtful that the people of Latin America will embrace it.

    By Global Times | 2025/2/6 0:45:37
  • What the world sees from the phenomenal success of 'Ne Zha 2': Global Times editorial

    Just as Ne Zha reshaped the laws of the three realms with the power of the Primordial Pearl in the film, Chinese cinema is also constructing a new industrial landscape through the dual spiral gene of “technology + culture.”

    By Global Times | 2025/2/6 0:33:11
  • Xinjiang's palpable progress visible to any unbiased observer

    The reality of Xinjiang and its ethnic groups is not genocide but increasing prosperity and modernity. Any problems in ethnic relations are dwarfed by the palpable progress visible to any unbiased observer who visits Xinjiang!

    By Colin Patrick Mackerras | 2025/2/5 21:38:04
  • Observing China's 'He' Culture through the lens of Spring Festival

    Connecting love for the family with love for the country, blending the dream of family with the Chinese Dream, uniting as one, harmonizing as a community, the wisdom and passion of 1.4 billion people and more than 400 million families form the immense strength that advances Chinese modernization.

    By Ren Ping | 2025/2/5 20:51:21
  • Manila's hype about 'Chinese spies' is political manipulation that harms its own interests

    The Philippines' smear tactics against "Chinese spies” are hardly novel; they are not only an old trick used by the US but also highlight how the Philippines' current policy toward China is slipping into an impulsive and irrational abyss. Manila should recognize that the "China threat" narrative cannot solve practical problems, but instead will inflict irreparable damage to the bilateral cultural and economic ties between China and the Philippines.

    By Global Times | 2025/2/5 0:30:55
  • DeepSeek proves 'small yard, high fence' cannot hinder innovation: Global Times editorial

    Using 20th-century geopolitical methods to address the technological revolution of the 21st century will only cause the US to miss valuable development opportunities. Whether it focuses on blockades and encirclements or seeks new ways to stand out from the competition will lead to entirely different outcomes.

    By Global Times | 2025/2/5 0:28:55
  • What US should grasp from DeepSeek's technological leap

    The game will ultimately demonstrate that hegemonism's arrogance and misjudgment of reality will continually undermine Washington's foundational path of strategic development.

    By Ding Gang | 2025/2/4 19:53:18
  • Chinese New Year a moment that makes people proud to be Chinese

    Spring Festival in China is so much more than anything we in the West can relate to. This year will be my 19th in China. Now, I'm proud to call China home and never more pleased to be here than at the Chinese New Year, also known as Spring Festival.

    By Jerry Grey | 2025/2/3 12:04:19
  • Multipolarity a necessity for fostering peace and prosperity

    2025 will be a year of geopolitical turmoil. What lies ahead may be the US' continued attempt to maintain a unipolar world against the tide of multipolarity. The gloves are off, and it will be up to the major capitals of the Global South to contain the adventurism of the US Deep State and its vassals.

    By Laurent Michelon | 2025/2/2 15:46:40
  • Spring Festival a journey home filled with stories of reunion, resilience and joy

    This year's Spring Festival once again brought together families across China in a heartwarming display of tradition and togetherness. As I look back on the holidays, I am reminded of the countless stories of reunion, resilience and joy that define this special time of year.

    By Fernando Munoz Bernal | 2025/2/2 13:05:29
  • US attempt to shift the blame onto China for the fentanyl issue undermines the multilateral trading system

    In recent years, the US has frequently accused China of being the main source of fentanyl and its precursor chemicals and blamed China for its domestic fentanyl crisis. On the evening of February 1 (EST), the US even announced an additional 10 percent tariff on imports from China, using issues such as fentanyl as a pretext. Such views and action of the US politicians will not help solve the problem but only cause severe damage to the multilateral trading system.

    By Ying Pinguang | 2025/2/2 11:59:08
  • Unilateral trade coercion won't fix the US fentanyl crisis

    The multilateral trading system, embodied by the World Trade Organization (WTO), serves as the cornerstone of international trade activities, with the core mission of promoting the free flow of trade globally. WTO principles and disciplines constitute a core code of conduct for WTO members. The second Trump administration believes that fentanyl poses a severe threat to American society and wishes to have domestic challenges resolved by other countries who, under US pressure, would intensify their enforcement efforts. However, such unilateral trade coercion violates WTO rules and disciplines, thus constituting the incorrect way to solve the problem.

    By Ji Wenhua | 2025/2/2 11:44:48
  • Spring Festival a global reminder of the importance of traditional values

    For many Chinese, the heart of the Spring Festival lies in family reunion. This year, what makes the festival more special is that the Spring Festival has been inscribed as UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. This gives the Chinese festival a global connotation. The Global Times selects the opinions of some foreign experts to share their experiences and understanding of the Spring Festival.

    By Zivadin Jovanovic and Richard Cullen | 2025/2/1 13:24:20
  • Spring Festival's extraordinary vitality never ceases to amaze

    For many Chinese, the heart of the Spring Festival lies in family reunion. This year, what makes the festival more special is that the Spring Festival has been inscribed as UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. This gives the Chinese festival a global connotation. The Global Times selects the opinions of some foreign experts to share their experiences and understanding of the Spring Festival.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/30 13:06:30
  • Exclusive: Upon Spring Festival, I extend my best wishes to the Chinese leaders and the Chinese people: Global Times interview with Hun Sen

    China and Cambodia are staunch friends and a community with a shared future. They are also members of the "Shanghai Cooperation Organization family." China and Cambodia are companions in maintaining peace and stability, doers in promoting common development, and pioneers in jointly building a beautiful homeland.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/28 13:39:56
  • As an American living in the US, Xiaohongshu means a lot to me

    I'm so excited that the world is changing and getting a lot smaller. It started with US "TikTok refugees" joining Xiaohongshu, a Chinese social media networking and e-commerce platform known in English as RedNote.

    By Christy Franklin | 2025/1/27 12:05:30
  • Why Chinese Spring Festival becomes a 'global moment': Global Times editorial

    May the cultural spirit embodied in the Spring Festival become a force that inspires and unites the world in the new year; this is our shared blessing and hope.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/27 0:31:21
  • China, US can achieve greatness together if window for cooperation is cherished

    The mutually beneficial demands between China and the US are entering a phase of concentrated growth, and both sides should value this important window for cooperation.

    By Xu Weihong | 2025/1/27 0:27:25
  • Implementing unilateral economic rules will ultimately harm the US itself

    Today, every major economy, other than the US, prefers to deepen its trade ties and resolve its trade policy differences within the framework of trade multilateralism and the four corners of treaty law – and, if need be, consensually build out that framework.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/26 1:04:21
  • The inspiring core of 'living a better life' makes the Chinese New Year more universal: Global Times editorial

    This Spring Festival, the first after being designated as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, conveys to the world the aspirations and beginnings of continuous self-transcendence.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/26 0:57:17
  • Hossain's visit shows Bangladesh committed to strengthening ties with China amid domestic political shifts

    Touhid Hossain, Adviser for Foreign Affairs of the Interim Government of Bangladesh, visited China from Tuesday to Friday, marking his first trip abroad since assuming office. Some believe that his visit underscores Bangladesh's commitment to China-Bangladesh relations. Despite changes in Bangladesh's domestic political landscape, the country remains determined to continue developing bilateral ties with China.

    By Zhang Xiaoyu | 2025/1/24 12:57:58
  • With arrears in UN budget, the US again sets a negative example of 'international leadership'

    For a superpower capable of spending billions of dollars to support wars, the $2.8 billion owed to the UN seems to be an insignificant figure. The selective attitude reflects the US' stance on international rules: It supports those that serve its own interests while shirking the responsibilities befitting its great power status.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/24 0:24:47
  • Why is news of overseas talents coming to China 'trending'?: Global Times editorial

    Today's China is no longer just the "world's factory" or "a giant market for the world's companies;" it is increasingly becoming the "world's research-and-development laboratory."

    By Global Times | 2025/1/24 0:20:03
  • Ten key terms for 2025

    As the world enters 2025, what major trends in global dynamics, politics, and economic development can we anticipate in this year? Global Times, in collaboration with renowned experts and scholars from both China and abroad, has selected 10 key words for our readers' reference

    By Global Times | 2025/1/23 23:41:41
  • As 2025 begins, head-of-state diplomacy brings confidence and strength: Global Times editorial

    In the face of a world filled with intertwined changes and turmoil, countries need to take proactive actions to jointly maintain peace, stability, and prosperity in our shared home. China will always play an important role as a pillar in this endeavor.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/23 0:37:47
  • Five percent military spending target puts Europe in dilemma

    A sharp rise in European defense spending may not necessarily benefit Europe's security. Paying more “protection fees” to the US may not help promote European defense integration but could exacerbate the unequal relationship between Europe and the US.

    By Lü Yunmou | 2025/1/22 23:57:58
  • Under threat

    Canada will 'respond robustly' if Trump imposes 'unfair tariffs,' says PM Trudeau

    By Liu Rui | 2025/1/22 23:35:53
  • Will 'national security' excuse save US at every try?

    When the US abuses national security in economic affairs, it is creating disruptions to global economic exchanges and global supply chains, which are contrary to even its own interests.

    By Yi Xin | 2025/1/22 23:11:05
  • China-US Trade: Washington's imagined scenario vs reality

    What if we calculate the accounts based on the businesses run by US entrepreneurs? The logic of the China-US trade story might not align with Washington's imagined scenario.

    By Ding Gang | 2025/1/22 23:05:44
  • First Quad FM meeting reflects US' ambiguous attitude toward allies

    The US attempts to share the cost of competing with China through the alliance and partnership system, but is unwilling to contribute money and efforts to multilateral mechanisms. This situation is a reflection of its decline in power.

    By Lin Duo | 2025/1/22 22:39:37
  • The future belongs to inclusive groups like BRICS

    The future belongs to new flexible, inclusive mechanisms rather than to old, rigid hierarchical blocks. Ultimately, Western politicians and analysts have good reason to be concerned, not about BRICS, but about the future of their own stiff and inflexible institutions.

    By Andrey Kortunov | 2025/1/22 22:33:04
  • Global solution to climate change needs efforts of all, including the US

    It's expected that the US can join forces with China and the rest of the world in combating climate change, rather than backtracking its climate commitments. Washington should understand that when the rest of the world suffers from climate change, the US won't be spared.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/22 0:39:29
  • Building a mature and stable China-US relationship from a new starting point: Global Times editorial

    There is an expectation that the new US government will truly abandon the "zero-sum game" and Cold War mentality, deepening practical cooperation with China and creating a new starting point for mutually beneficial China-US relations.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/22 0:32:07
  • ASEAN's core values will not change because of any single member's actions: Indonesian scholars

    ASEAN is a family. When a family faces a problem, it is unwise for one member to turn to external parties for “help.” Doing so only exacerbates the situation, escalating tensions and undermining internal cohesion.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/21 21:59:26
  • Short-sighted for Canada to show geostrategic loyalty to the US

    In Canada's case, I think it was very short-sighted for the government to essentially sign up for this new American cold war. The smart thing, or at least the obvious thing, for Canada to do is to say it needs to diversify its trading partners so that it can't be economically blackmailed.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/21 21:22:24
  • TikTok issue will serve as a barometer for US business environment: Global Times editorial

    TikTok's plight is not an isolated case but rather a microcosm of the US market environment, where similar incidents continue to occur.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/21 1:00:41
  • Combating online scams: China-ASEAN partnership set to strengthen ties

    In the future, China will enhance law enforcement cooperation with ASEAN countries, resolutely combat cross-border illegal activities such as telecom fraud, online gambling, and human trafficking, jointly address social ills like online gambling and scams, safeguard the safety of people's lives and property, and build a closer regional community with a shared future for security.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/20 23:57:27
  • Western reporters misrepresent Xizang by repeating claims without real understanding

    Most Western reporters lack a real understanding of Xizang, China, and they seem to be repeating claims made by people who have no direct experience.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/20 22:16:39
  • Why has the US repeatedly made proven mistakes?

    Is America really a champion of free and open trade? For America's most recent presidents, listening to reason is apparently considered a sign of weakness; as a result, errors made today are again repeated tomorrow.

    By Anthony Moretti | 2025/1/20 22:09:18
  • 75 years of China-Vietnam relations: a steady partnership in uncertain times

    The relationship between China and Vietnam is about more than politics or economics. It's about building a future where both nations – and the region as a whole – can thrive. In a time when the world often feels divided and uncertain, their partnership reminds us of what can be achieved through cooperation and shared goals.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/20 0:41:43
  • The world is looking forward to 'a good start' for China-US ties: Global Times editorial

    Now, before the new term of the US president, there has already been a round of positive exchanges between China and the US. We look forward to greater progress at this new starting point under the guidance of head-of-state diplomacy, achieving mutual success, common prosperity, benefiting both countries, and contributing to the world.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/20 0:37:24
  • Survey offers fascinating window into international perceptions of China

    China is seen as a pillar of multilateralism and a country with high legitimacy on the international stage. This explains why most respondents expect China to encourage Global South countries to jointly safeguard world peace, protect the diversity of civilizations and promote economic cooperation.

    By Evandro Menezes de Carvalho | 2025/1/19 21:14:28
  • Self-Surveillance

    On Friday, the Global Times learned from a source that during discussions with their American counterparts, China's diplomats on cyber affairs firmly rejected the US accusations against China regarding the individual cases such as "Salt Typhoon" and "Volt Typhoon" in the absence of evidence.

    By Chen Xia | 2025/1/19 21:06:25
  • Viewing the world beyond an 'either/or' lens to seek harmony, peace

    China's diplomatic approach that stems from "Hehe" culture is not just a frame of advocacy. As an ontology it paints a dramatically different picture of not just the nature of the world, but the possibilities and the role of humanity and state agency in enabling the ongoing pursuit of harmony.

    By Warwick Powell | 2025/1/19 20:43:53
  • What is in store for US-India ties as new US president takes office?

    As the Joe Biden administration comes to an end, Donald Trump prepares to begin his second term as US president on Monday. During Biden's presidency, India was one of the countries that the US stepped up efforts to woo, and the direction of US-India relationship in the near future is generating a lot of attention.

    By Liu Zongyi | 2025/1/18 12:06:32
  • Fruitful 5 percent growth is certainty that China's economy brings to world: Global Times editorial

    China's economy remains stable and continues to achieve breakthroughs and advancements.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/18 1:13:15
  • Gaza cease-fire is the first step toward peace between Israel, Palestine

    Looking ahead, although the Israel-Palestine peace process is difficult, the international community should continue to be unswerving to support it, and this goal deserves and requires joint efforts and high expectations of all parties.

    By Zou Zhiqiang | 2025/1/18 0:14:47
  • We advise Burns and his ilk to try out 'RedNote': Global Times editorial

    The hope of the China-US relationship lies in the people, its foundation is in our societies, its future depends on the youth, and its vitality comes from exchanges at subnational levels.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/17 0:27:43
  • Planned joint coast guard training by Quad will only add chaos to Asia-Pacific region

    The planned first joint coast guard training exercises between Quad countries are widely regarded as another strategic move by the bloc aimed at containing China, rather than merely a multilateral maritime law enforcement initiative. It further underscores how the Quad has evolved into a political instrument for the US in its so-called great power competition.

    By Wang Qiang | 2025/1/17 0:26:56
  • Amid uncertainties, China-EU ties key to stability

    In a world of rising uncertainty and volatility, the best thing that China and Europe can do is working together so that stability and prosperity will prevail.

    By Ou Shi | 2025/1/16 23:52:04
  • Neutrality is the policy that would best serve the Philippine interest

    By allowing the US, one of the belligerent or quasi-belligerent powers, to pre-position missile systems in its territory, the Philippines has turned itself into a direct participant and a magnet for retaliatory or preemptive strikes: Philippine scholar

    By Global Times | 2025/1/16 22:11:45
  • The world expects China and EU to become 'trustworthy cooperation partners': Global Times editorial

    It is necessary to recognize that China-Europe economic and trade cooperation is characterized by complementary advantages and mutual benefits.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/16 0:47:38
  • Is Australia willing to serve as a 'beachhead' for the US?

    To what extent should Australia achieve its strategic autonomy and truly serve its own interests? Is the vision of the Asia-Pacific in the US blueprint the future Australia wants?

    By Global Times | 2025/1/16 0:47:25
  • China, UK need to have a sensible, resilient relationship

    What the last 10 years have taught us is how external events can change and how governments react to them. However, we need to have a sensible and resilient relationship.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/15 21:53:55
  • All roads lead to home

    The Spring Festival travel rush in China kicked off on Tuesday.

    By Liu Rui | 2025/1/15 21:53:48
  • EU, Hungary and China: building weatherproof competitiveness

    Strong ties between Hungary and China demonstrate that a reciprocally advantageous economic and political partnership can be achieved, serving as a model for strengthening Europe's strategic autonomy and competitiveness in its engagement with China.

    By Ádám Samu Balázs | 2025/1/15 21:53:36
  • Rice cookers a testament to China's manufacturing strength

    Given the signs about China's new trade data, Washington's strategic decision-makers should recognize the diminishing effectiveness of their repeated "attacks" on Chinese manufacturing and their effort to restructure their supply chains.

    By Ding Gang | 2025/1/15 21:53:19
  • Only by bidding farewell to zero-sum game, can Washington overcome strategic anxiety: Global Times editorial

    The sense of anxiety in Washington is not caused by China, but rather by itself.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/15 0:16:36
  • China's Spring Festival travel rush a reflection of vitality and openness

    The Spring Festival travel rush is not merely an emotional connection for the Chinese people; it also reflects China's cultural soft power and international influence.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/14 23:58:54
  • Off target

    The EU says the US is acting against its own interests with blocks on AI chips.

    By Chen Xia | 2025/1/14 23:26:03
  • What happens when 'California dreaming' becomes California burning?

    As the fires rage on, the long-term challenges loom large. Does the current US establishment really care about Americans at all?

    By Nebojsa Malic | 2025/1/14 23:13:19
  • Pragmatic cooperation crucial for development of China-US ties

    It is hoped that the new US administration will adopt a China policy that genuinely reflects the desires of the American public and the international community.

    By Li Haidong | 2025/1/14 23:03:51
  • Malaysian favorability toward China rises, highlighting value of sustained cooperation

    A combination of enhanced political mutual trust, economic benefits and deepening of cultural ties has contributed to a more positive evaluation of China and the relationship between the two countries among the Malaysian people.

    By Guo Jiguang | 2025/1/14 22:28:38
  • Renewed party exchange revitalizes China-Japan ties

    A key step is for Japan to adjust its perception of China and adopt a more positive and friendly policy toward China. We hope the resumption of the China-Japan ruling party dialogue mechanism will bring more stability to the bilateral relationship.

    By Xiang Haoyu | 2025/1/14 22:28:22
  • China's foreign trade 'beats expectations,' but not surprising: Global Times editorial

    In the new year, despite facing various uncertainties, China's foreign trade, and indeed the Chinese economy, have consistently achieved new accomplishments by overcoming difficulties, repeatedly bringing “surprises” and “exceeding expectations” to the world.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/14 0:36:30
  • LA wildfires a reminder for US to overcome partisan division and champion cooperation

    Americans are suffering because the country has lost the ability to unite and transcend divisions in times of crisis. To make a shift, the US must champion cooperation.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/14 0:36:15
  • Third-party influences need to be eliminated in China-UK relations

    The Starmer administration must continue to work to eliminate third-party influences in pursuit of an independent and autonomous policy toward China.

    By Li Guanjie | 2025/1/13 22:39:22
  • Winning hearts and minds in a changing world

    The results of a recent Global Times survey suggest that the US misinformation war has failed to penetrate much of the developing world.

    By Warwick Powell | 2025/1/13 22:39:04
  • Western world should recognize, practice values of 'Hehe'

    China's Hehe culture offers a unique perspective on the country. Rooted in ideals of harmony, peace, co-existence and balance, it emphasizes cooperation rather than confrontation.

    By Jerry Grey | 2025/1/13 21:09:24
  • People-oriented approach should serve as basis for China-US cooperation

    The two approaches – market-oriented and government-led – vividly illustrate the differences of China and the US in responding to their natural disasters. Despite the differences, both Chinese and US systems must ultimately be evaluated based on their adherence to the shared principle of "putting people at the center." #CaliforniaWildfires #XizangEarthquake

    By Ding Gang | 2025/1/13 1:33:40
  • Glad to see UK return to 'pragmatic' tradition: Global Times editorial

    The efforts of China and the UK to engage in dialogue in a pragmatic spirit have opened a window of confidence for further turnaround and stability of bilateral relations in the future.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/13 1:25:23
  • Pragmatism likely to yield benefits for Sri Lanka

    A pragmatic approach is likely to yield more tangible benefits for Sri Lanka.

    By Zhang Xiaoyu | 2025/1/13 1:06:35
  • Can China-Europe relations navigate through challenges in 2025?

    In 2025, global uncertainties are likely to increase rather than diminish, and the challenges facing China and Europe will undoubtedly grow more formidable. The crux lies in how both sides can redefine their positions and rationally manage their relationship.

    By Wang Shuo and Xue Yuhao | 2025/1/13 0:49:35
  • Distracted by politics

    Political clash shadows the US' emergency response.

    By Liu Rui | 2025/1/13 0:36:14
  • China's international image wins global acclaim

    As China's status as a major country continues to rise, it will further unify the Global South around a shared development consensus, contribute more "Chinese solutions" to global governance, create greater "Chinese momentum" for global development and growth and offer more "Chinese opportunities" for the global market.

    By Song Wei | 2025/1/12 23:50:18
  • Chinese FM's tour indicates China treats Africa as the land of hope, development and dynamism

    In keeping with a 35-year-long unbroken tradition, where China's foreign minister's first official visit at the beginning of a new year is to countries on the African continent, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, also a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, has paid a visit to Africa.

    By Joyce Chimbi | 2025/1/11 9:52:48
  • Several facts revealed by Chinese companies shining at CES: Global Times editorial

    In an era of globalization, fostering the prosperity and development of the global technology industry requires a steadfast commitment to open cooperation and mutual benefit.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/11 0:28:29
  • Who is the real 'monster' in the South China Sea?

    Who the real "monster" is - intending to disrupt the South China Sea and create turmoil - is obvious.

    By Chen Xidi | 2025/1/10 23:18:32
  • In anti-doping field, the US has once again hit a brick wall: Global Times editorial

    The US' attempt to leverage membership fees to impose hegemonic demands and manipulate sports fairness has clearly backfired. This time, it has hit a brick wall.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/10 0:07:49
  • US exploits hacking allegations to stir up tensions in South China Sea

    The US has developed a formulaic approach to smear China on cyberattack topics: no technical details, no investigative reports, and no credible evidence.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/9 23:47:18
  • Hopefully current controversy will make more Canadians realize the dangers of unconditional support for Washington: Canadian scholar

    Hopefully, the current controversy with the US president-elect will make more Canadians realize the dangers of such unconditional support and demand that their government change course.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/9 21:21:40
  • Hehe culture: blending many notes of social resonance into symphony of development

    While some long-established powers in the world desperately try to hold on to the power and privileges they have enjoyed, seeking to restrain the development of China and other emerging economies, the goals of harmony and common prosperity remain at the heart of China's quest for a socialist future.

    By Ken Hammond | 2025/1/9 20:35:41
  • What should the West see from rescue efforts in Xizang earthquake?: Global Times editorial

    We have every reason to believe that everything will get better in the region and the expectation is highly consistent in Chinese society.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/9 0:11:14
  • The visa-free 'circle of friends' opens a new chapter in China-Japan-SK relations

    In the tense context of global geopolitics, the positive trends of connectivity between China, Japan and South Korea serve as a vivid example.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/8 22:57:02
  • Riding high

    China's parcel delivery industry reached a milestone

    By Global Times | 2025/1/8 20:32:47
  • China containment strategy of US and India unlikely to continue

    Modi administration has already begun to adjust its policies toward China and Russia to mitigate the potential impacts of the incoming Trump administration. Ultimately, Sullivan's visit may become a "thing of the past."

    By Lin Minwang | 2025/1/8 20:21:53
  • Can Canada seek an independent foreign policy from US after Justin Trudeau?

    Whoever becomes the next Canadian leader will have an opportunity to salvage the China-Canada legacy of friendly relations. Further engagement with the Asian giant in trade, educational exchanges and tourism would bring enormous economic, academic and social benefits to Canadians.

    By Arnold August | 2025/1/8 20:14:26
  • The Pentagon's 'blacklist' is nothing short of absurd: Global Times editorial

    The very act of the Pentagon creating this list under the pretext of "military involvement" embodies a hegemonic mindset that aims to prohibit technological achievements from supporting the development of China's national defense.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/8 0:41:34
  • Chinese FM's new year visit to Africa deep-rooted and time-honored

    The inner momentum of China-Africa relations will always stand the test of times and drive the relations deeper and further.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/8 0:14:14
  • Moving blindly

    Pentagon Labels More Chinese Companies as Military in Nature

    By Liu Rui | 2025/1/7 23:08:46
  • Passengers in the same boat should help each other: building a community with a shared future for mankind

    Building a community with a shared future for mankind is a grand and systematic undertaking. It needs to be advanced in a planned, focused and effective manner. Looking to the future, China will continue to unwaveringly promote mutually beneficial and win-win cooperation with other countries and unremittingly push for new achievements in the building of a community with a shared future for mankind.

    By Ling Shengli | 2025/1/7 23:02:19
  • Indonesia's BRICS membership an example for other SE Asian nations

    As BRICS evolves, the high-quality development of "greater BRICS cooperation" is expected to contribute to the shared goal of building a community with a shared future for humanity.

    By Ma Ruiqian | 2025/1/7 22:08:14
  • Practices will convince China, Europe that they are in the same boat

    I appreciate that China emphasizes multilateralism over unilateralism, as we need more cooperation, not isolation or confrontation. I think these ideas from China are a good contribution to such a way of thinking.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/7 21:12:03
  • Volkswagen-XPENG collaboration offers valuable insights for China-Europe cooperation: Global Times editorial

    It is hoped that some European politicians can set aside their biases against Chinese cars and create conditions for mutual success between Chinese and European automotive companies in their competition and cooperation.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/7 0:51:33
  • The US-Japan-South Korea alliance unstable, 'strange bedfellows'

    The rhetoric of the US valuing its allies seems even more hypocritical in light of its recent rejection of Japan's Nippon Steel's purchase of US Steel.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/7 0:43:06
  • Uphold diversity of civilizations to enhance mutual cultural learning

    China is truly focused on its aim of enhancing mutual learning among different cultures.

    By Jiang Shixue | 2025/1/6 19:52:19
  • A costly friendship

    Biden administration's 'steel wall' redefines economic nationalism

    By Liu Rui | 2025/1/6 19:47:54
  • How Hehe culture fuels China's diplomatic success

    On the other side of the spectrum, China has gradually introduced its own relationship with the world, a model based on the principle and concept of "harmonious coexistence."

    By Laurent Michelon | 2025/1/6 19:36:37
  • What do Tesla's 'record high' sales in China reveal?: Global Times editorial

    Tesla's "report card" serves as a mirror, reflecting China's status as "an important engine of global economic growth" from both production and market perspectives, while showcasing the solid fundamentals and positive development prospects of the Chinese economy.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/6 0:49:18
  • Biden administration's 'steel wall' redefines economic nationalism

    The Biden administration's move reinforces a growing perception that the US is prioritizing its own economic security over the interests of its partners. This could strain alliances and push countries like Japan, as well as EU members, to seek closer economic ties with other nations.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/6 0:31:42
  • Through mutual benefit and win-win cooperation, China promotes friendship and cooperation

    China will undoubtedly have more and more partners, and the international order will steadily move toward a more just and reasonable direction, contributing greater strength to the building of a community with a shared future for mankind and to the maintenance of world peace and security.

    By Lan Qingxin and Yang Penghui | 2025/1/5 21:46:25
  • China's measured South China Sea reaction highlights its dedication to peace

    The US and the Philippines are also confronting credibility challenges. ASEAN countries doubt the US' enduring dedication to the area, considering its past tendency of erratic involvement.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/5 21:24:03
  • Self-destruction

    US tech war against China backfires

    By Liu Rui | 2025/1/5 20:25:33
  • America's safety again in question

    Just how safe is America? Unfortunately, the country must again ask that question in light of a domestic terrorism incident, this one in New Orleans, Louisiana where a US citizen killed at least 14 people and injured dozens more after ramming the truck he was driving into a New Year's celebration unfolding in the city, and a suicide that could have turned into a similar incident had it taken innocent lives in Las Vegas, Nevada.

    By Anthony Moretti | 2025/1/4 13:56:41
  • Anchoring on 'future', China-Japan-SK cooperation this year worth expecting: Global Times editorial

    With 2025-2026 designated as the China-Japan-South Korea Year of Cultural Exchange, the three countries should seize this opportunity to strengthen people-to-people and cultural exchanges, activate their cooperation reserves, and "foster greater mutual understanding and strengthened ties between our nations."

    By Global Times | 2025/1/4 0:49:40
  • Cambodia is not a backyard but a nation charting its own path

    Recently, Samdech Techo Hun Sen, the Cambodian Senate President and former prime minister, announced plans to grant Japanese vessels visitation rights at Ream Naval Base. Through practical actions and clear statements, Cambodia has debunked rumors propagated by the US and some Western countries about "China's military presence in Cambodia."

    By Peng Nian | 2025/1/4 0:44:04
  • BRICS' new partnerships shatter 'take sides' myth, drive true multilateralism

    On the first day of 2025, nine countries - Belarus, Bolivia, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Thailand, Cuba, Uganda, Malaysia and Uzbekistan - officially became BRICS partners. This marks another milestone in the development of BRICS, following the historic expansion of the group.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/3 0:21:42
  • 1+1>2 is the right path for US-China technological interaction: Global Times editorial

    Both the US and China have their own advantages in the field of technology, and if they cooperate, they can leverage the advantage of 1+1>2, accelerating the realization of the new industrial revolution, from which the whole world including the two countries would benefit. However, the current actions of the US have largely hindered this progress, and it is hoped that the US will soon return to the correct path of 1+1>2.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/3 0:18:54
  • Profiting off misery

    Russian gas has stopped flowing to EU states via Ukraine after a five-year deal expired, marking the end of a decades-long arrangement.

    By Chen Xia | 2025/1/2 22:11:57
  • The West must accept they can't always pressure the Global South

    I think the West must accept that they cannot always put pressure on the Global South, because the Global South has got its own problems, and the Global South does not want to take sides with the East or the West. We want to be able to access both the East and West, because we are looking at trade. If we lose the East or West, then that will affect our growth, trade, economy, and development.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/2 22:05:34
  • US policymakers should carry on Carter's understanding of China

    Today, Washington's policymakers seem intent on dismantling the foundation of Carter's policies. They are working to construct an image of China as a hostile adversary, even resorting to spreading misinformation to achieve this goal. This is the most concerning aspect of the future of US-China relations.

    By Ding Gang | 2025/1/2 21:57:46
  • Japan-US 'honeymoon phase' may be difficult to continue

    After the announcement of the US' election results, a group of US allies has been feeling anxious, with Japan's mind-set appearing to be the most complex.

    By Xiang Haoyu | 2025/1/2 21:54:51
  • A steadfast China is bringing confidence to the world in 2025: Global Times editorial

    China will never underestimate the difficulties ahead but will steadfastly pursue the path of Chinese modernization, enhancing its national strength and improving the well-being of its people. At the same time, it will consider the benefits to the world, resonate with it, and move forward together.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/2 0:05:50
  • Can we expect a reflection from the Philippines over the South China Sea issue in 2025?

    In 2025, we hope the Philippines will engage less in playing the victim, stop inciting and sensationalizing conflicts, and move toward a more cooperative approach with China regarding the South China Sea issue.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/1 23:45:28
  • Understanding China's security concept from Hehe culture

    In the face of global uncertainties, China remains unwavering in its commitment to being a force for peace and unity.

    By Tao Jian | 2025/1/1 18:40:23
  • China's role as a stabilizing force crucial for 2025 and beyond

    China's role as a stabilizing force in the global landscape of 2024 will be crucial for the trajectory of 2025 and beyond.

    By Global Times | 2025/1/1 18:32:03
  • Legacy of Jimmy Carter's policy toward China is precious

    Former US President Jimmy Carter passed away at the age of 100 on December 29, 2024 local time, at his home in Georgia. During his presidency, China and the US officially established diplomatic relations. After leaving office, Carter continued to make significant contributions to the development of China-US relations. With a long-term vision, he viewed China's development with a rational perspective and maintained consistent enthusiasm for developing positive China-US relations. His legacy in China-US policy is precious and offers important insights for today's China-US relations, particularly in guiding US decision-making toward China.

    By Zhang Guoqing | 2024/12/31 15:17:00
  • Anticipating a progressive China amid a changing world in 2025: Global Times editorial

    As 2025 approaches, the accelerating pace of global change is stirring up dust. In the soon-to-end year of 2024, whether it was national or regional elections, unexpected wars, or sudden air disasters, "change" was the defining theme. While bringing uncertainty, these changes have also sparked shared aspirations and calls for action - seeking consensus amid upheaval, resonance in shared values, and coexistence in harmony.

    By Global Times | 2024/12/31 1:37:32
  • Why does Panama have the confidence to push back against the US?

    President Mulino's response not only defended Panama's rights but also sent a message to the world: the era of unchecked hegemony is over.

    By Global Times | 2024/12/30 22:33:09
  • China offers a steady hand amid global uncertainties

    The Global Times has selected the opinions of five renowned foreign experts to share their insights on China's role as an anchor of global stability and their expectations for Chinese diplomacy in the coming year.

    By Global Times | 2024/12/30 21:40:20
  • Seizing trends, shouldering responsibilities, and pursuing the greater good: President Xi Jinping leads major-country diplomacy with Chinese characteristics into a new stage of greater achievements

    "On the new journey, major-country diplomacy with Chinese characteristics will enter a new stage where much more can be accomplished," stated the Central Conference on Work Relating to Foreign Affairs held at the end of 2023.

    By Guo Jiping | 2024/12/30 11:04:22
  • People-to-people exchanges always the source of vitality in China-US relations: Global Times editorial

    By handling this matter well, China and the US can benefit not only themselves but also the world. Exploring the right way for China and the US to get along with each other is a pressing issue of our time. China is willing to actively engage in this endeavor and hopes that the US side can also contribute wisdom and strength to this important task.

    By Global Times | 2024/12/30 0:27:14
  • Under threat

    UNICEF: In 2024, more than 470 million children around the world are living in violent conflict

    By Liu Rui | 2024/12/29 22:16:01
  • Type 076 assault ship: a call for objective views on China's military power development

    From a global perspective, China has been a peaceful force in many ways. It has been promoting the settlement of disputes through peaceful means, advocating building a peaceful, secure and just international order. The development of its national defense capabilities will enable China to provide more crucial support for maintaining international order and countering hegemonism and unilateralism.

    By Global Times | 2024/12/29 22:12:00
  • Visit of Japanese FM lays groundwork for further high-level exchanges

    "Constructive" means that cooperation and interaction between China and Japan in political, economic and cultural areas should have made progress compared to the past; "stable" means that issues such as military security, territorial disputes and other structural conflicts should be manageable. Iwaya's visit has made a good start, but whether it can lead to a breakthrough in implementing the consensus remains to be seen.

    By Wang Guangtao | 2024/12/29 22:08:30
  • China actively works with other countries to build clean, beautiful world

    "Lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets." "Wetlands and humanity are interdependent." Several bilingual banners in Chinese and Spanish are prominently displayed at the construction site of the Chinese-built Chancay Port in Peru. They demonstrate that China not only pursues harmony between humanity and nature in its own development, but also joins hands with other countries to build a clean and beautiful world.

    By He Yin | 2024/12/29 22:04:31
  • Rise of Global South contributes to fairness, development and peace: former foreign minister of Ecuador

    The year 2024 has witnessed regional turmoil and profound landscape changes. From the Russia-Ukraine conflict to the chaos in the Middle East and the interference of external forces stirring tensions in the South China Sea, China demonstrates composure and confidence amid a turbulent landscape, creating a favorable environment for its high-quality development and injecting valuable stability into a restless world. As a member of the Global South, China is playing an increasingly important role in promoting world development and peace, as well as advancing the rise of the Global South. With 2024 coming to a close, the Global Times (GT) runs a special year-ender series by talking to renowned experts and former diplomats to discuss China's role and the scenes that shaped the global landscape in the past year.

    By Global Times | 2024/12/28 12:54:56
  • China relies on competitiveness to retain position as world's largest car exporter: Global Times editorial

    The increase in Chinese NEV exports is driven by the advantages of its entire industrial chain, along with the comprehensive competitiveness stemming from technological innovation, product quality, and price advantages.

    By Global Times | 2024/12/28 0:52:29
  • China strives for exchanges, mutual learning among civilizations

    China stands ready to work with all countries to implement the GCI, uphold the principles of equality, mutual learning, dialogue and inclusiveness among civilizations, and let cultural exchanges transcend estrangement, mutual learning transcend clashes, so as to advance the building of a community with a shared future for mankind.

    By He Yin | 2024/12/27 19:55:31
  • A deep probe has led to greater confidence in high-quality economic development: Global Times editorial

    As next year marks the final year of the 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-2025), we should make good use of the significant results of this census and the "combination of policies" to stimulate market vitality and vigorously develop new quality productive forces, so that the huge ship of China's economy continues to break the waves.

    By Global Times | 2024/12/27 0:52:39
  • Positioning China and India against each other undermines Global South's common interest

    For the two Asian giants, China and India, to become anchors in this turbulent world, they must recognize the historical responsibilities they bear, viewing both bilateral and Global South interests from a long-term and strategic perspective. The relationship between China and India does not have to be one of this-or-that; in fact, both sides can walk together on the Global South's "red carpet."

    By Global Times | 2024/12/26 22:18:44
  • Advancing hand in hand on path to modernization

    China not only pursues its own development, but also supports and assists other developing countries to achieve common development.

    By He Yin | 2024/12/26 21:41:57
  • China's reform and opening-up is firmly rooted in green, cooperative and commercial culture

    The policy of reform and opening-up has unleashed the pent-up potential of the productive forces inherent in traditional Chinese society. It has also revitalized the traditional "Hehe" spirit embedded in Chinese society.

    By Ragnar Baldursson | 2024/12/26 21:10:22
  • Has US considered why it can't stop China from developing in Latin America?

    What is deeply hidden here is why the US wants to, but cannot, stop China's economic and trade relations from developing in this region.

    By Ding Gang | 2024/12/26 20:55:37
  • Give it a serious thought: The Pacific is big enough for China and the US

    With the Pacific spanning nearly half the length of the Equator, it is big enough for China and the US to live side by side peacefully. The US should give this serious thought and make the choice for its own good and for the greater good of the larger world.

    By Xin Ping | 2024/12/26 15:46:19
  • Now is the right time for China-Japan relations to improve and develop: Global Times editorial

    Both the Chinese and Japanese people have the proverb "A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step," and for both countries, now is the right time for China-Japan relations to improve and develop.

    By Global Times | 2024/12/26 0:39:57
  • US media's 'bad China' narrative cannot hide China's leadership in green transition

    China's rapid progress in this sector is nothing but an opportunity for global green transformation, rather than being maliciously portrayed as a "risk." As this cooperation deepens, more Southeast Asian countries will benefit from the wave of green transformation.

    By Global Times | 2024/12/25 21:01:39
  • China knows that patience is the way

    China is focused on its overall projects for peaceful development, particularly peaceful participation in world trade. China knows that it is much better not to be distracted and to respond in a minimum fashion while continuing its efforts to expand the BRICS and the Belt and Road Initiative and to develop good relations with the Global South countries.

    By Global Times | 2024/12/25 20:46:56
  • Two decades after the wave: building resilient coastal futures

    Thursday marks the 20th anniversary of the tragic Indian Ocean tsunami. As we honor those lost, we are also humbled to reflect on the progress made in creating resilient coastal communities.

    By Armida Salsiah Alisjahban | 2024/12/25 20:04:09
  • To promote peace, stability and common progress

    China will continue to hold high the banner of peace, development, cooperation and mutual benefit, making new contributions to promoting world peace and stability, as well as the common progress of humanity.

    By He Yin | 2024/12/25 20:01:42
  • These two railways to be built around China have far-reaching implications: Global Times editorial

    Railways are more than mere corridors - they embody China's principles of amity, sincerity, mutual benefit, and inclusiveness, and the essence of China's foreign policy of building friendship and partnership with neighboring countries.

    By Global Times | 2024/12/25 0:29:01
  • The Philippines' 'persecutory delusion' is alienating itself

    In an era dominated by openness and inclusivity, if the Philippines continues to languish in "persecutory delusions" and pursue its misguided allegiance to larger powers, it will only find itself increasingly isolated - not only from other ASEAN countries but from many other developing nations as well.

    By Global Times | 2024/12/24 22:33:27
  • Self-harm

    US so-called Section 301 investigation into the Chinese semiconductor industry is a self-harming move.

    By Liu Rui | 2024/12/24 20:22:16
  • Canada should focus on its own human rights issues

    Canada should focus on the well-being of its people. The country would benefit from further developing economic ties with China rather than erecting roadblocks that only serve the interests of US policy to "contain China."

    By Arnold August | 2024/12/24 19:50:48
  • Hot spots of 2025: US should shift from provocation to cooperation

    The US has an incoming administration. It's got a very diverse and, in some ways, unpredictable agenda.

    By Jeffrey Sachs | 2024/12/24 19:45:07
  • To jointly build a world of harmonious coexistence

    As the world is faced with accelerating changes unseen in a century, human society is again standing at a crossroads. Only by drawing wisdom from ancient civilizations and maintaining a far-sighted vision can the world avoid losing its way amid transformations and ensure that the ship of humanity is always sailing in the right direction.

    By He Yin | 2024/12/24 19:21:15
  • Lessons from the Panama episode: In the third decade of 21st century, US should wake up from its backyard nostalgia

    On Sunday local time, Panamanian President José Molino issued a statement in a social media video post: Every square meter of the Panama Canal and its adjacent area belong to Panama and will remain so, and "the sovereignty and independence of our country are not negotiable." These remarks were in response to comments made by the US president-elect the day before, who called the Panama Canal "a VITAL National Asset for the United States," threatening to retake the canal, citing "exorbitant prices" on US ships. If the logic is that anyone who considers a canal vital can lay claim to it, what would be the point of international law, sovereignty, and territorial integrity in such a world?

    By Global Times | 2024/12/24 7:23:51
  • The first step to stop damaging bilateral ties is Canada's cease of anti-China show: Global Times editorial

    Hopefully, Canada will soon engage in self-reflection, immediately lift the illegal sanctions against Chinese individuals, stop the clumsy political performances, and create a turning point for China-Canada relations.

    By Global Times | 2024/12/24 0:15:51
  • Expand cultural exchanges to bridge the cognitive gap between China and India

    Cultural exchanges rely on government initiatives, which means that both the Chinese and Indian governments need to allocate more resources and take more proactive measures to promote bilateral cultural exchanges.

    By Zhang Jiadong | 2024/12/23 23:25:13
  • China has unique opportunity to play a role in resolving various global trouble spots

    China is in a unique position, and has a unique opportunity, to play a role in various global trouble spots, with the Middle East being a special case in point.

    By Global Times | 2024/12/23 21:18:00
  • China's long, profound pursuit of peace embedded in Hehe culture

    Why was gunpowder, invented in China, not used for warfare? This stems from the Chinese nation's values and ideals of peace, harmony, and coexistence, which are manifested in China's Hehe culture.

    By Wang Qiang | 2024/12/23 21:11:44
  • Habitual liar

    The US has been fabricating one lie after another to smear China's Xinjiang.

    By Liu Rui | 2024/12/23 15:38:19
  • China, US should work together to explore the right way forward for major powers: Global Times editorial

    Both China and US should always adopt a responsible attitude toward history, the people, and the world, expand the list of cooperation, enlarge the cooperation pie, achieve win-win cooperation, and promote the development of bilateral relations along a stable, healthy, and sustainable path.

    By Global Times | 2024/12/22 23:52:38
  • US consideration of a router ban a new chapter in 'China paranoia'

    "Made in China" has become shorthand for "potential threat" in Washington's vocabulary. This conditioned response offers immediate political benefits – appearing vigilant and tough on China – but does little to address widespread systemic vulnerabilities across all networking devices, regardless of origin.

    By Global Times | 2024/12/22 21:14:42
  • Playing with fire

    The Taiwan question is at the core of China's core interests, and the first red line that cannot be crossed in China-US relations. To aid "Taiwan independence" by arming Taiwan is just like playing with fire and will get the US burned, and to use the Taiwan question to contain China is doomed to fail.

    By Liu Rui | 2024/12/22 20:30:32
  • Three key changes are essential to addressing security challenges

    China and the other Asian countries can step up and do more to persuade the West to accept the fact that the West has got to adapt to a different world which is, as I said, multi-civilizational, multipolar and multilateral.

    By Kishore Mahbubani | 2024/12/22 20:24:46
  • The farce of US intervention in Hong Kong's judiciary must end

    With strong support from the Central Government of China, the HKSAR will continue to uphold the rule of law and ensure that anyone who endangers national security is brought to justice. The despicable lies and threats from the US and some other countries will not succeed.

    By Jiang Yichu | 2024/12/22 18:56:14
  • We must avoid a trade war at all costs: former NZ PM

    The 2024 Imperial Springs International Forum was held in Madrid, Spain on December 11-12. The forum brought over 50 former heads of state, heads of government and leaders of international organizations to share their ideas on the urgent global issues that countries need to deal with. On the sidelines of the forum, Global Times (GT) reporter Wang Wenwen talked to Jenny Shipley (Shipley), former prime minister of New Zealand, over issues ranging from multilateralism, trade and AUKUS.

    By Global Times | 2024/12/21 13:19:45
  • Why practice of One Country, Two Systems in Macao has become a recognized model: Global Times editorial

    Macao's rapid development in a relatively stable and relaxed environment can be attributed to the unwavering commitment of the SAR government to safeguarding national sovereignty, security, and development interests, as well as the full guarantee of Macao's high degree of autonomy.

    By Global Times | 2024/12/21 0:46:48
  • Under stalemate and flux, time for Europe to break deadlock of Ukraine crisis

    The ultimate resolution of the Ukrainian crisis will still require all parties to form a comprehensive framework and international dialogue mechanism.

    By Dong Yifan | 2024/12/21 0:13:26
  • What the world can see from China's record-breaking spacewalk: Global Times editorial

    Human activities in outer space can completely transcend competition and achieve win-win outcomes.

    By Global Times | 2024/12/19 23:29:18
  • Macao's success contributes to global understanding of Chinese governance wisdom

    Since the handover, Macao has become a base for exchanges and cooperation where multiculturalism coexists with Chinese culture being the mainstay, making the Chinese wisdom and Chinese solutions for global governance more comprehensible and acceptable in the international community.

    By Global Times | 2024/12/19 21:21:29
  • Hehe culture's message of ecological harmony: living in symbiosis with nature

    Together, we can create a world where win-win solutions replace win-lose mindsets, and harmony in diversity will become our guiding force.

    By Erik Solheim | 2024/12/19 17:53:59
  • 'Spy drone' drama exposes US as a breeding ground for delusion, irrationality once again

    From "spy balloons" to "spy cranes" to "spy drones"... these absurd and paranoid labels reflect the distorted and narrow-minded mentality of some US politicians in their attempts to contain and suppress China. The current wave of drone hysteria only deepens the paranoia, making the US a breeding ground for delusion, irrationality, and instability.

    By Global Times | 2024/12/19 1:03:59
  • The US should not be a disruptor of global chip industry recovery: Global Times editorial

    China is contributing to the global semiconductor industry and looks forward to collaborating with companies from around the world.

    By Global Times | 2024/12/19 1:00:19
  • Who is hyping 'Chinese spy threat' in the UK?

    A stable and healthy relationship between the two countries will help the British economy recover and benefit both peoples.

    By Zhao Junjie | 2024/12/19 0:51:32
  • Prolonged holiday

    China extended the permitted stay for eligible foreign travellers to 240 hours, or 10 days, from the original 72-144 hours.

    By Chen Xia | 2024/12/18 21:03:13
  • Macao's young people will make this city shine even more brightly

    Young people in Macao are full of courage and hope and are creating the next even more glorious 25 years with a more open attitude.

    By Xing Xiaojing | 2024/12/18 21:00:15
  • Can US' strategy to sideline China in Africa succeed?

    Africa truly needs partners who can help it build a future on its own terms – not “saviors” in new clothes who see Africa as their strategic resource to control the world.

    By Ding Gang | 2024/12/18 20:56:48
  • China's economy moves toward the new: opening-up and opportunities

    How China can transform the advantage of domestic demand into a powerful driving force for the development of AI, chips and microelectronics, biomedicine, clean energy and other fields is crucial to the development of China's new quality productive forces.

    By Global Times | 2024/12/18 20:53:59
  • China's cognitive bias in the United States: what can be done to correct it?

    It was at Princeton University that I was first introduced to Asia. In the mid-1950s, Asia, particularly China, was not a major issue in American universities or politics. My intention at that point was to study what Asians think of us, due to the fact that they were different from one another and had to be understood. Also, as for the Western world, it should allow the rich and diverse cultures of Northeast Asia to integrate into a global system.

    By Donald Hellmann | 2024/12/18 17:46:30
  • Regarding Ukraine crisis, the EU's actions are unwise: Global Times editorial

    In promoting the overarching goal of peace in Europe, China and Europe are aligned. Europe cannot expect China to play a greater role while simultaneously disregarding or even belittling China's legitimate concerns. Such behavior is unwise.

    By Global Times | 2024/12/17 23:46:57
  • 'Big win' narrative of Indian media shows New Delhi's unease, lack of confidence

    Forcing regional countries to choose sides and adopt an “India first” foreign policy reflects India's long-held, bossy and narrow-minded attitude toward countries in South Asia

    By Global Times | 2024/12/17 23:42:38
  • 'We hope Europe will wake up, resolve tensions with China'

    We don't see the rise of China as a threat. We see it as an opportunity for everyone to get involved in the modernization of China. We hope that Europe will wake up and resolve the trade tensions with China. We can start a new phase focused on more peaceful and prosperous cooperation.

    By Global Times | 2024/12/17 22:06:40
  • The resurgence of the awakening of the Global South: mutual learning and resonance

    In 2024, the global landscape has undergone profound changes, with the “Global South” gaining significant momentum and its influence continuously rising, playing an increasingly important role in the advancement of humanity. As a distinct symbol of the major changes in the world, the collective awakening of the “Global South” is primarily an economic awakening. As the economies of the Global South continue to grow, their collective call for peace and development on multilateral platforms such as BRICS plus and the G20 has become unstoppable.

    By Global Times | 2024/12/17 21:28:19
  • Heated-up ice-and-snow economy injects new vitality into China's economy

    In the face of skepticism, the Chinese economy is proving its strong resilience and promising prospects by presenting one new highlight after another. Its future is worth anticipating and will continue to contribute positively to the world economy.

    By Global Times | 2024/12/16 23:58:52
  • Anticipating two-way efforts between the CPTPP and China: Global Times editorial

    The process of applying to join the CPTPP will once again demonstrate China's determination for open cooperation with the world and its commitment to contributing more to the regional economy, conveying confidence in economic globalization.

    By Global Times | 2024/12/16 23:56:59
  • Addressing the global security deficit: hotspots and solutions

    Against the backdrop of ongoing turbulence in international and regional situations, China is where the certainty lies in an uncertain world, serving as the stabilizing force for the globe. The better China develops and the stronger it becomes, the more stable the world will be; China's stability is a contribution to the world.

    By Global Times | 2024/12/16 22:32:50
  • A call to embrace Chinese Hehe culture's values of harmony, peace, and cooperation

    Hehe Culture is essentially a culture that emphasizes harmony and convergence, rather than competition and conflict.

    By Colin Mackerras | 2024/12/16 21:04:52
  • What we should see from the awards of 'Black Myth: Wukong': Global Times editorial

    We believe that it is not only the Chinese gaming industry that is opening new horizons; the development of China in this new era represents an unceasing pursuit of the stars and the sea.

    By Global Times | 2024/12/16 1:26:46
  • Renewal of China-US STA indicates potential for collaboration

    Despite its potential, the renewed STA faces challenges.

    By Global Times | 2024/12/15 23:02:54
  • Exploring the path of great power relations: differences and consensus

    Although China advocates for cooperation based on common interests, the US' containment strategy against China remains unlikely to change. In this situation, China should focus on its own development, while preparing for the worst-case scenario, fostering healthy China-US relations and making more contributions to the world.

    By Global Times | 2024/12/15 22:00:47
  • Will S.Korea-US relations waver under upcoming US administration?

    South Korea is currently governed by a pro-US government, making it more inclined to accept US demands rather than oppose them. However, what lies underneath such “acceptance” is the fact that its significant asymmetric dependence on the US in terms of security and economy has compelled it to succumb to US demands on various issues.

    By Zhan Debin | 2024/12/14 1:08:03
  • China-US strengthening dialogue and cooperation meets global expectations: Global Times editorial

    The way China and the US interact will, to a large extent, determine whether the world leans toward unity or division, whether global supply chains follow a “globalized arrangement” or a “bloc-based arrangement,” and whether the pace of human productivity growth and civilizational progress will accelerate or slow down.

    By Global Times | 2024/12/14 1:01:16
  • Understanding China's development logic from the Central Economic Work Conference: Global Times editorial

    Only by understanding the vast amount of information released from the Central Economic Work Conference can one grasp the logic of China's development.

    By Global Times | 2024/12/13 1:11:18
  • Taking 'culture of warfighting' as a 'badge of honor' exposes US shameful belligerence

    What about the US' "culture of warfighting"? Can such a militaristic ideology that has already brought tragedies to the world have a vitality of more than 2,500 years? The answer is self-evident.

    By Global Times | 2024/12/12 23:15:08
  • The first of its kind: China and Vietnam officially establish the '3+3' strategic dialogue mechanism

    The key to China and Vietnam taking the step to establish the "3+3" mechanism lies in the frequent high-level contacts and the deepening political mutual trust between the two countries.

    By Zhou Xin | 2024/12/12 22:46:20
  • China's vision and experience key to lasting and sustainable global solutions

    In the fields of technology, human resources, natural resources and problem-solving, China's vision and experience can only add positive value in bringing lasting and sustainable solutions to the world's problems.

    By Global Times | 2024/12/12 19:44:30
  • Collective action helps navigate current

    Our responsibility is the collective action, where we can still have a kind of race, but where we have to find the ways of cooperation.

    By Global Times | 2024/12/12 19:27:15
  • China remains the main engine of global trade growth: Global Times editorial

    China's extensive global trade "circle of friends," driven by cooperation and mutual benefit, is becoming increasingly solid, continuously injecting certainty and growth momentum into the global economy.

    By Global Times | 2024/12/12 0:20:35
  • Respect creates resonance: the way for NBA to interact with China

    The NBA would finally discover that a beloved brand can't rubber-stamp its ideals onto a foreign audience. China wasn't having it, and rightfully so. A cultural exchange, whether through diplomacy, business or basketball, should inspire dialogue, not contempt.

    By Ding Gang | 2024/12/11 23:05:14
  • US-Japan space cooperation: a facade for hegemonic ambitions

    The US uses China's normal space activities as an excuse to incite tension and escalate great-power confrontation, forming militarized space alliances. This is escalating regional tensions and increasing the potential for military conflict, rather than "maintaining peace."

    By Global Times | 2024/12/11 22:02:08
  • A closer look at China's economy: China still boasts immense untapped potential

    During recent years, a slew of media outlets, think tanks and commentators in the West have directed intense focus and attention to the state of China's economy. Countless articles adorned with dramatic headlines have asserted the inevitability of the country's economic decline and heralded its impending demise.

    By Fikrejesus Amahazion | 2024/12/11 21:59:38
  • Raising barriers

    The "political market barriers" in Brussels increases the uncertainty among Chinese investors in Europe

    By Chen Xia | 2024/12/11 20:17:36
  • Stale narrative of 'Chinese debt trap' hard for the West to rehash: Global Times editorial

    Nepali Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli recently paid an official visit to China. As a result of the visit, the two sides have agreed to strengthen the synergy of their development strategies, and pursue deeper and even more concrete high-quality Belt and Road cooperation. The two sides expressed their readiness to sign the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on building the Trans-Himalayan Multi-Dimensional Connectivity Network and the Framework for Belt and Road Cooperation between the two Governments as soon as possible. This is seen as a continuation of the MOU for cooperation on the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) signed by the two countries in 2017.

    By Global Times | 2024/12/11 1:59:17
  • Faced with increasing pressure, more Chinese scientists are forced to leave the US

    History has shown that those who embrace diversity and attract talent will thrive. The US needs to revisit its core values of the so-called diversity and openness. But the question remains: will the US reflect on its current path? How much longer before another Chinese scientist chooses to leave the US?

    By Global Times | 2024/12/10 23:06:55
  • Immigration chaos under political polarization of US

    In 2018, the United Nations adopted The Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration, which emphasizes that it is important to promote and ensure safe, orderly and regular migration based on international human rights law, for the benefit of all. However, in the US, immigrants who cross the border are subjected to mass arrests and deportations.

    By Hao Luyi | 2024/12/10 22:44:56
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