US hegemony unsustainable under disguise of values
The US will continue to make an issue of the so-called threats China poses in values and ideology to justify its crackdown on China. But the US hegemony can hardly be sustained in such a barbaric way.
TikTok's 'sin' is challenging US tech giants for free-flow of ideas
Even trapped in the current quagmire, Bytedance has shown the world the US high-tech giant's ugly face of hunting a Chinese company and plundering its achievements. It has also shown people how hypocritical the US is by advocating the absolute free flow of information.
Is Australia serious in backing India in border tensions with China?
Perhaps Australia needs to show something concrete to prove that it is not a model of harming China's interests, which would cost itself dearly.
Voice: By banning TikTok, US is protecting market monopoly
US President Donald Trump Friday told reporters that he will act as soon as Saturday to ban the Chinese social media app TikTok in the US, calling the action a "severance."
Pompeo is a good contributor to US deficit of credibility
If the US continues to arbitrarily throw its weight around and bully others, it will only isolate itself from the world. By then, Pompeo and other US politicians will find that they feel “surprised and dismayed” on many other issues.
Lee Teng-hui will not be remembered fondly in Chinese history
People flocked to the internet to discuss Lee Teng-hui, former leader of the island of Taiwan, shortly after he died of illness on Thursday evening. Many have criticized him, while others have offered their support, praising his "contributions" to Taiwan democracy. These voices argue that Lee initiated one person, one vote "presidential" elections in Taiwan and was the first popularly elected "president." Western media have also spoken highly of his advocacy of "Taiwan sovereignty" and his encouragement for people in the island saying they are "Taiwanese" rather than Chinese.
Zuckerberg mimics politicians' tune to fend off competition
Ironically, when Zuckerberg addressed Tsinghua University in Beijing five years ago, he praised “great Chinese companies” such as Alibaba and Xiaomi, and China's history as “a story of innovation.” But now, he accuses China of stealing technology from the US.
US hegemonic ambition in S.China Sea cannot be concealed
With the US strengthening its crackdown on China, it will continue to make an issue of the South China Sea and instigate others to confront China over the issue. But its goal cannot be easily realized.
Even if there is a new cold war, Washington can hardly win it
Some US hawks won't let go of their cold war playbook and are trying to direct a new play based on it. In the end, they will realize it is nothing more than an illusion.
Anti-separatism a challenge to governments worldwide
Western countries may take more time to think about showing more understanding and goodwill toward cooperation with China when it comes to dealing with radical religious forces and separatism, instead of making demonized distortions and arrogant accusations about China's approaches. After all, they are not about different ideologies, but a worldwide problem.
Can US clean its own mess instead of assailing China?
At this point, the least important question the US should ask is not what others are thinking of it, but how the country has come to where it is today. America must ask itself: does it still have a chance to be great again?
Delusional US politicians see 'Chinese propaganda' everywhere
After the New York Times published an article by Dr Rao Yi, a US-trained molecular neurobiologist in China, who compared the fate of his relatives in the US to those in China during the COVID-19 pandemic, both the article and the newspaper came under attack.
US policymakers should shift to a cooperative mind-set with China
If US policymakers always adopt a competitive rather than cooperative mind-set toward China, China-US relations will only end up slipping to the edge of a cliff, which serves the interests of neither.
US cannot get away from China's countermeasures against consulate closure
Will China retaliate against the US for abruptly ordering China to close its consulate in Houston? How will China strike back to such action? Reuters reported that China is considering shutting down the US consulate in Wuhan. It is very likely that the news agency is wrong this time.
India needs rational foreign policy to boost its economy
Although facing arduous tasks in boosting its economy, India has great economic potential. It's hoped that India could take a more rational foreign policy to serve its economic development. India's development will also be conducive to South Asia and broader region.
Fate of Qing Dynasty offers some lessons for UK
Does the mind-set of today's Great Britain resemble that of the Qing Dynasty (1644–1911), the last imperial dynasty of China?
Huawei not a 'China First' case to be confused with 'America First'
The real puzzle facing Europe is not the fictional “China First,” but real “America First.”
US courts communist Vietnam but threatens ban on CPC members
The White House's recklessness and US politicians' unscrupulous remarks have repeatedly shown their pride and prejudice to the Chinese people and how proud they are about that ignorance.