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It is hoped that David Lammy's visit to China will create new momentum in China-UK relations. If the Starmer administration can maintain a pragmatic attitude in economic collaboration while seeking dialogue on political issues, bilateral relations may find new opportunities amid the challenges.
By Xu Zigui | 2024/10/19 11:36:44
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  • Cumulative increase in positive factors drives Chinese economy forward

    With further reinforcement of the policy package to ensure the continuity, systematization and implementation of policies, we have full confidence in China's economy and future.

    By Wan Zhe | 2024/10/19 0:03:22
  • Will UK show sincerity in recalibrating China policy and promoting bilateral ties?

    It's hoped the UK can show sincerity in seizing the opportunity to meet China halfway and develop a stable and mutually beneficial relationship between China and the UK.

    By Global Times | 2024/10/17 21:14:38
  • Small gangs like Quad will never make a big wave

    Quad treats the oceans as an arena for geopolitical games, which runs counter to the trend of historical development. Small gangs like Quad will never make a big wave.

    By Qian Feng | 2024/10/17 20:35:56
  • NATO's 'Indo-Pacific' expansion lacks legality and common sense

    Regrettably, NATO's homepage does not contain any rational, empirically solid, multi-dimensional analysis that substantiates that China is a "threat" or "challenge" to NATO's members.

    By Jan Oberg | 2024/10/17 20:32:34
  • Global Development Initiative contains deep historical and practical logic

    The Global Development Initiative (GDI) and the concept of building a global community of development with a shared future have captured the momentum of the times and responded to historical trends, outlining a new path for all countries to meet challenges and seek development together.

    By Xu Bu | 2024/10/17 17:43:02
  • BRICS membership pursuit reflects Asia's disappointment with US order

    The growing desire of many countries to join the BRICS family shows that emerging economies are seeking new international multilateral mechanisms, represented by the cooperation of the "Greater BRICS," to better reflect the dynamics of this new world.

    By Sun Peisong | 2024/10/16 17:59:56
  • China's automotive rise: key to understanding globalization

    No country can thrive in a globalized world with fractured industrial and supply chains.

    By Ding Gang | 2024/10/16 17:55:14
  • I hope the West 'has ears to listen' to China's stories: Australian sinologist

    This next period of history must be a time when China tells its story, and I hope that the West has ears to listen to.

    By Global Times | 2024/10/16 17:20:46
  • 'Economic NATO' has no market in Asia, destined to be empty words

    Therefore, the idea of establishing an economic version of NATO may create a buzz, but it is unlikely to become a reality, definitely not in Asia.

    By Guo Li | 2024/10/15 18:10:08
  • ASEAN is not a geopolitical tool for the Philippines

    China's determination, will and ability to safeguard its territorial sovereignty and maintain peace and stability in the South China Sea are not something that the Philippines has felt only in the past two years.

    By Ding Duo | 2024/10/15 18:01:16
  • EU tariff plan on Chinese EVs a classic case of 'hoisting with one's own petard'

    The EU should be cautious about waging a "trade war" to "defend the development of its industry," as this detrimental economic policy could fundamentally undermine the prospects for the growth of its automotive sector in the coming decades.

    By Gao Jian and Fu Borui | 2024/10/15 17:35:26
  • Tariffs on Chinese EVs make poor economic, political sense

    It is hoped that the EU can see far enough into the future to realize that these kinds of actions have a cost and that tariffs will do more harm than good.

    By Mark Blacklock | 2024/10/15 17:30:28
  • US 'false flag' operations pollute global cyberspace

    How many similar "false flag" operations, like "Volt Typhoon," have been carried out by US national security agencies and intelligence bodies, using tools like Marble Framework to frame other parties?

    By Shen Yi | 2024/10/15 9:01:33
  • 'Joint Sword-2024B' drill indicates two swords hanging over 'Taiwan independence' separatists: expert

    On October 14, China's People's Liberation Army (PLA) Eastern Theater Command dispatched its troops of army, navy, air force and rocket force to conduct joint military drills code-named "Joint Sword-2024B" in the Taiwan Straits and areas to the north, south and east of Taiwan island. This military exercise focuses on subjects of sea-air combat-readiness patrol, blockade on key ports and areas, assault on maritime and ground targets, as well as joint seizure of comprehensive superiority, so as to test the joint operations capabilities of the theater command's troops.

    By Wang Wenjuan | 2024/10/14 13:39:22
  • Stubbornness and obstinacy lead to destruction: 'Taiwan independence' schemes and provocations are doomed to fail

    On October 10, Lai Ching-te delivered a “Double Ten” speech in Taipei. This speech, filled with "independence" narrative and toxic rhetoric, intentionally severs the historical connections between the two sides of the Taiwan Straits. He continued to promote the "new two states” rhetoric, claiming the two sides of the Taiwan Straits are "not subordinate to each other." He fabricated fallacies about "Taiwan independence," advocated separatist views and incited hostility and confrontation across the Straits, severely undermined peace and stability in the Taiwan Straits and drew strong criticism from various parties.

    By Jun Sheng | 2024/10/14 12:12:45
  • Why is Manila attempting to create discord at ASEAN Summit?

    If Manila had not sought to establish a separate code of conduct with some relevant countries in the South China Sea, political trust between China and ASEAN could have been further enhanced.

    By Li Kaisheng | 2024/10/13 19:48:59
  • Lai's fire of provocation: roaring but leading nowhere

    Taiwan regional leader Lai Ching-te's “Double Ten” speech was steeped in hypocrisy. He outlined the "four unchanged." But the only thing unchanged is his pursuit of the "Taiwan independence." If the DPP's previous “independence” push was like slowly boiling water, Lai is now making a big change – getting the fire roaring.

    By Global Times | 2024/10/12 22:16:02
  • 'Greater BRICS' an important driving force for change in international order

    The “Greater BRICS” will join hands with the Global South to transform the world development process. This journey will undoubtedly be fraught with challenges and obstacles. However, although the path may be long, it will ultimately be traversed; and while the task may be difficult, it will be accomplished through action.

    By Wang Youming | 2024/10/12 0:34:50
  • Charges against Chinese Americans under 'China Initiative' lack merit legally and factually: US attorney

    The US has got a singular focus on China to the point that they ended up targeting extremely productive and loyal American researchers and scientists who happened to be ethnic Chinese.

    By Global Times | 2024/10/11 20:13:05
  • Lai Ching-te proclaims himself 'pragmatic Taiwan independence worker,' but in fact he is a 'pragmatic war instigator'

    Taiwan's future lies in national unification, and the well-being of the Taiwan residents is tied to national rejuvenation. No matter what Lai says, it cannot change the legal status of Taiwan as part of China or the reality that both sides of the Taiwan Straits belong to one China.

    By Bei Pingfeng | 2024/10/11 0:24:03
  • What I feel from China's reform: putting people's livelihoods above all else

    If you ask me what is the most prominent feature of Chinese reform, putting people's livelihoods above all else is my answer.

    By Xin Ping | 2024/10/10 21:52:36
  • US' blind obsession turns security into its opposite

    Now, we are at the moment when the blind obsession with security turns into its opposite, when suspicion undermines and overwhelms mutual respect and the pursuit of friendly relations. Security cannot be allowed to devour basic humanity.

    By Martin Jacques | 2024/10/10 20:57:54
  • Lai Ching-te's strategic miscalculation is dangerous, leads to nowhere

    The provocative secessionist actions of Lai, as a troublemaker and saboteur of peace, are the biggest destructive factor to peace in the Taiwan Straits. If Lai continues down this path, he will surely be remembered as a figure of shame in history.

    By Zhang Hua | 2024/10/10 19:48:39
  • Why India suddenly adopts more conciliatory stance with neighbors

    The real challenge India faces is to develop a proactive regional cooperation strategy, rather than simply rejecting or resisting China's initiatives while failing to take any constructive action.

    By Lin Minwang | 2024/10/10 19:31:13
  • Reviving McCarthyism targets Chinese scholars, hurts US itself

    The current wave of Chinese exclusion in the US is both a McCarthyist re-enactment and an irrational and fanatical move under severe politicization. It has continuously injected instability into China-US relations and seriously undermined the legitimate interests of the US itself.

    By Shen Yi | 2024/10/9 21:29:07
  • China's westernmost township offers insights of modernization

    The development of China's most remote regions teaches us that as long as a country can find a suitable development path, regardless of ethnicity, skin color or geographical location, they can certainly join the process of modernization and enjoy a happy life.

    By Ding Gang | 2024/10/9 21:14:17
  • ASEAN's consistent focus on development should not be swayed

    Regional security and stability, as well as economic recovery and prosperous development, define ASEAN's core values. Proposals like an "Asian NATO" are fundamentally at odds with ASEAN's aspirations.

    By Ge Hongliang | 2024/10/8 20:54:37
  • My journey through Xizang: a contrast to Western narratives

    As a researcher and human rights lawyer, I was pleased to visit Xizang and witness China's efforts in promoting unity among different ethnic groups with my own eyes: South African human rights lawyer

    By Global Times | 2024/10/7 20:57:34
  • One year on, where will the Palestine-Israel conflict head?

    The Palestine-Israel conflict remains the root cause of the current turmoil in the Middle East, and achieving a ceasefire is the immediate priority.

    By Ding Long | 2024/10/7 20:31:12
  • Modern China embodies the evolving Long March spirit: Australian sinologist

    For many foreigners, China may remain a mysterious land. However, for some China hands, the real China is credible, appealing and respectable. Their research and observations provide authentic reflections of China's transformation, mirroring the country's achievements and attractiveness. On October 1 of this year, the People's Republic of China (PRC) celebrated the 75th anniversary of its founding. The Global Times launches a series titled "China Hands: My China Voyages" to share the connections, stories and insights of influential scholars and analysts who study China, narrating the changes and accomplishments they witness in China, and presenting a multifaceted view of the country.

    By Global Times | 2024/10/6 11:56:17
  • Chinese modernization a commitment to people-centered development philosophy: Italian scholar

    For many foreigners, China may remain a mysterious land. However, for some China hands, the real China is credible, appealing and respectable. Their research and observations provide authentic reflections of China's transformation, mirroring the country's achievements and attractiveness. On October 1, the People's Republic of China (PRC) celebrated the 75th anniversary of its founding. The Global Times launches a series titled "China Hands: My China Voyages" to share the connections, stories and insights of influential scholars and analysts who study China, narrating the changes and accomplishments they witness in China, and presenting a multifaceted view of the country.

    By Global Times | 2024/10/4 11:27:33
  • Three 'key' words decode 75 years' great journey of PRC

    This year marks the 75th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China (PRC). Every celebration of the National Day is a verification of various explanations China's development and governance. In fact, the name PRC encapsulates the logic of development and governance in contemporary China. "China," "people" and "republic" are three key terms essential to understanding China's ever-growing achievements.

    By Yang Xuedong | 2024/10/3 16:15:14
  • China's biggest attraction is the sheer scale and speed of its transformation

    For many foreigners, China may remain a mysterious land. However, for some China hands, the real China is credible, appealing and respectable. Their research and observations provide authentic reflections of China's transformation, mirroring the country's achievements and attractiveness.

    By Global Times | 2024/10/2 10:22:18
  • Stoltenberg's legacy for his successor – a messy, disunited NATO

    NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg ended his term of office on Tuesday, officially passing the baton of the group's leadership to former Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte. Media reports suggest that Rutte's main task after taking office is to keep the transatlantic military alliance united amid the war in Ukraine and the upcoming US presidential election.

    By Xia Wenxin | 2024/10/1 19:29:37
  • China's speed of advance unprecedented in world history: Australian Sinologist

    In my view, China will be the economic power of the future and contribute greatly to a multipolar world that is with us already and increasing in importance.

    By Global Times | 2024/9/30 8:50:39
  • Over 75 years, China has navigated its path with strength and certainty: foreign experts

    Over the past 75 years, China has navigated its journey with increasing confidence

    By Global Times | 2024/9/29 16:34:05
  • Growing awareness of looted antiquities fuels calls for their return

    I'm really happy to see this action is happening now, because I think the world is waking up to the fact that most of the artifacts have been stolen from our countries.

    By Global Times | 2024/9/29 16:01:07
  • UK media uncritically hype Western propoganda on Xinjiang

    Xinjiang is one of the weapons of mass distraction with which the West regularly attacks China.

    By Mark Blacklock | 2024/9/28 22:46:10
  • China's Capacity Building Action Plan provides strong support to UN's AI vision

    The Action Plan represents a consensus and shared understanding between the Chinese government and the AI industry-university-research community, providing strong support, participation, and practice toward the UN's vision for AI capacity-building.

    By Zeng Yi | 2024/9/28 22:29:47
  • True multilateralism: a cure for a divided world

    This week, world leaders gathered in New York for the annual United Nations General Assembly, one of the most important platforms for practicing multilateralism. However, the event was overshadowed by the increasing trend of divisive actions worldwide, which are ironically often carried out exactly in the name of "multilateralism," as if the interests of a few countries could represent global consensus.

    By Yi Xin | 2024/9/27 18:31:05
  • China's philosophy of seeking balance and harmony fascinates me: French entrepreneur

    For many foreigners, China may remain a mysterious land. However, for some China hands, the real China is credible, appealing and respectable. Their research and observations provide authentic reflections of China's transformation, mirroring the country's achievements and attractiveness. On October 1 of this year, the People's Republic of China (PRC) will celebrate the 75th anniversary of its founding. The Global Times launches a series titled "China Hands: My China Voyages" to share the connections, stories and insights of influential scholars and analysts who study China, narrating the changes and accomplishments they witness in China, and presenting a multifaceted view of the country.

    By Global Times | 2024/9/27 13:55:59
  • World Heritage protection a main stage for implementing GCI

    China's World Heritage showcases the country's historical and cultural values, promotes global understanding of Chinese civilization, and fosters China's appreciation of other civilizations.

    By Lü Zhou | 2024/9/26 20:31:22
  • Maintaining a friendly, cooperative relationship with China best choice for Japan, also benefits China and world: former Japanese ambassador to China

    While Japan-China relations may have experienced some ups and downs, exchanges between the two countries have never truly ceased.

    By Global Times | 2024/9/26 19:43:26
  • A remarkable journey: from 'poor and blank' to a rich and powerful China

    I believe that both India and China are the only continuing ancient civilizations that have witnessed rises, influenced each other spiritually and materially, and contributed significantly to global development. Even today, it seems history is repeating itself - we are witnessing the rise of both India and China.

    By Global Times | 2024/9/25 20:45:55
  • Market competition determined by technology, quality, not geopolitics

    Washington may leverage its limited hegemony to sever ties with Chinese manufacturing, but it cannot reconstruct the intricate, globalization-aligned connections.

    By Ding Gang | 2024/9/25 20:09:42
  • China's support in US drug control driven by its global commitments

    By adopting a cooperative and responsible attitude, the US can better address its drug issues with China's support.

    By Shen Yi | 2024/9/24 23:15:30
  • Israel-Hezbollah conflict could be more destructive if escalates

    If the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah escalates, it will have a greater impact on the security structure of the Middle East.

    By Wang Jin | 2024/9/24 23:11:01
  • US, NATO themselves create the threats

    Sometimes I wonder if we really created the threat ourselves. We've created a threat, and instead of trying to resolve tensions diplomatically, we've often acted in ways that increase them.

    By Global Times | 2024/9/24 20:07:22
  • China has proven it can do very unexpected and surprising things

    China is clearly a global power now, and people need to be knowledgeable about what China is, and what it isn't.

    By Global Times | 2024/9/23 21:15:42
  • Etiquette of using mobile phones requires clear regulations, awareness

    On some occasions, restrictions on using mobile phones should be made clear beforehand. If any violation occurs, the organizer is responsible for stopping such behaviors.

    By Zhang Yiwu | 2024/9/23 21:02:41
  • Quad struggles for relevance as it creates wariness in Asia-Pacific

    The Quad should focus more on the concerns of regional countries, especially those opposing its disruptive role; it should not continue to be a destabilizing factor in the region.

    By Zhou Shixin | 2024/9/23 20:53:14
  • 'Military music flash mob' in Brazil showcases China's friendly image to locals

    Accordion player Pan Lu of the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) Military Band gazed out with excitement at the Brazilian presidential palace on Sunday. As she passed the parliament and museums, she completely forgot her jet leg from a nearly 30-hour flight.

    By Sun Xun and Ju Zhenhua | 2024/9/23 18:47:11
  • GCI is China's solution to promote progress of human civilization

    The GCI outlines China's solution to advance the world's modernization process and the progress of human civilization in an increasingly chaotic world.

    By Li Junru | 2024/9/22 22:38:03
  • Re-engagement with China in the UK's national interest

    China is an absolutely critical, trade and investment partner for the UK and it is foolish and imprudent to destroy this in the pursuit of ideological objectives.

    By James Smith | 2024/9/21 15:44:31
  • Isolationism to have negative impact on US' long-term competitiveness

    Isolationism is a policy that may initially seem appealing to those who view it as a safeguard for domestic industries. However, the long-term effects of isolationism are far more damaging than its short-term gains. As the US faces increasing global competition, especially from countries like China, embracing isolationism is a surefire way to undermine its own economic strength and global influence. In fact, what some perceive as "decoupling" from the rest of the world, particularly from China, risks not only harming American businesses but also eroding the country's leadership in key industries.

    By Bradley Blankenship | 2024/9/21 0:34:42
  • Can the benefits of joining AUKUS outweigh the costs to autonomy, finance?

    AUKUS, the trilateral security partnership between the US, UK and Australia, has met with continuous criticism since its formation. Now, on its third anniversary, AUKUS has extended an invitation to countries like New Zealand for potential cooperation under its second pillar. In light of Australia's situation as a cautionary tale, relevant countries should take a more rational approach when considering cooperating with AUKUS, an exclusive group centered around competition and containment.

    By Global Times | 2024/9/20 0:30:06
  • Australia's negative perception of China could be overstated

    Recently, I was invited to Australia for a closed-door academic conference where scholars discussed the impact of China-US competition on the Asia-Pacific order and how regional countries are responding. This 10-day trip deepened my understanding of Australia's efforts to play a larger role amid geopolitical turbulence, especially regarding China-US tensions. I also noticed that the Australian strategic community's resistance to China's rising power might be overstated due to the influence of rhetoric from the US and the UK, indicating a hopeful outlook for future China-Australia relations.

    By Ma Bo | 2024/9/19 23:12:28
  • Why is right to devt fundamental for countries like China, Brazil

    After a 26-hour flight from Beijing, crossing the continents of Asia and Africa and the Atlantic Ocean, I finally arrived in Rio de Janeiro to attend the First China-Latin America and Caribbean States Roundtable on Human Rights. Known as the "City of God," Rio was once Brazil's capital and remains one of the most economically developed regions in South America. As the plane approached Rio, I couldn't help but wonder what this city, which has hosted two World Cups, one Olympics and is known for globally reputed Sambadrome, would be like.

    By Cao Siqi in Rio | 2024/9/19 23:09:41
  • China's role as a peace defender: new alternatives for global conflict prevention

    China's evolving role in the formulation of internationally applicable norms, including those regarding conflict prevention, has attracted attention across the globe. With its growing economic, political and military might, China has risen as a major power, and sought changes to existing conflict management and prevention structures. China's international engagement adheres to and respects sovereignty, non-interference and security norms.

    By Hamad Alhosani | 2024/9/19 20:10:52
  • China contributes wisdom to worldwide drug control efforts

    For quite many years, the Chinese government has consistently upheld the concept of a human community with a shared future, actively developing drug control cooperation with countries and international organizations around the world.

    By Zhang Li | 2024/9/18 21:50:39
  • Documentary offers insights amid global geopolitical shifts

    Ten days after its release, the documentary The Sinking of the Lisbon Maru surpassed 10 million yuan ($1.4 million) at the box office, receiving widespread acclaim with a high rating of 9.3/10 on Chinese media review site Douban.

    By Ding Gang | 2024/9/18 21:46:27
  • Amid a changing world, GSI highlights China's sense of responsibility

    In April 2022, President Xi Jinping proposed the Global Security Initiative (GSI) at the Boao Forum for Asia, offering Chinese wisdom, solutions and strength to address global security challenges, bridge the peace deficit and promote shared security worldwide. Over the past two years, the GSI has served as an important public good contributed by China to global security. It has played a positive role, garnered widespread support, demonstrated significant contemporary relevance and practical impact, and continues to benefit the noble cause of human peace and development.

    By Fu Xiaoqiang | 2024/9/18 21:25:58
  • Will LDP leadership election bring real change to Japan?

    Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) will elect a new leader on September 27. Since the new leader will replace Fumio Kishida as Japan's new prime minister, the unprecedentedly fierce election has attracted significant external attention. Although the outcome is still difficult to predict, various polls indicate that former environment minister Shinjiro Koizumi and former defense minister Shigeru Ishiba are seen as the hottest contenders.

    By Xiang Haoyu | 2024/9/18 0:28:32
  • Withdrawal from Xianbin Jiao should be the beginning of the Philippines' returning to the right track

    On Saturday, the Philippine Coast Guard vessel 9701, which had illegally intruded and anchored at China's Xianbin Jiao for nearly five months, withdrew from the reef. Since April 17 this year, the Philippines has staged a drama series in Xianbin Jiao, including the delivery of supplies and ramming Chinese ships. The withdrawal marks the temporary conclusion of the tensions lasting several months in the area. However, based on the statement issued by the Philippine National Maritime Council after the vessel's return and other situations, it is unlikely that this would put its provocations in the South China Sea to an end. China's determination and self-restraint in responding to the provocations have prevented the Philippines from achieving any expected outcome, and it has had to return with empty hands.

    By Chen Xidi | 2024/9/16 12:51:49
  • Withdrawal of BRP 9701 shall be a beginning of changing course by the Philippines

    It is reported that the Philippine Coast Guard ship 9701 has left Xianbin Jiao (also known as Xianbin Reef) of China's Nansha Islands, which has been illegally stationed for near five months, three days after the China-Philippine BCM meeting on the South China Sea Issue on September 11, but the Philippines did not inform the Chinese side in advance. The ship's departure shows the failure of this round of infringing provocations by the Philippines and is also a step forward in achieving peace and stability in the South China Sea.

    By Xue Chen | 2024/9/16 12:28:44
  • Australia's limit on international students is an act of 'robbing Peter to pay Paul'

    The new education policy regarding international students reveals that the anti-globalization backlash has now reached Australia's education sector. In response to the current economic and livelihood challenges, what Australia needs are practical and effective economic measures, not closing its doors to the outside world.

    By Chen Hong | 2024/9/15 15:11:07
  • The way to address security challenges is outlined in GSI: CICA secretary general

    In a world mired by emerging tensions and uncertainties, what could be the way out? Kairat Sarybay (Sarybay), secretary general of the Conference on Interaction and Confidence Building Measures in Asia (CICA), shared his views with Global Times (GT) reporters Li Aixin and Zhang Yashu during the 11th Beijing Xiangshan Forum (BXF). The only way to address challenges we face today is through international cooperation based on consensus, inclusiveness, and the recognition of all partners as equals, he said.

    By Global Times | 2024/9/14 22:10:22
  • Restraint to avoid escalation key principle in South China Sea: former Indonesia diplomat

    Dialogue is always important in this very challenging world, and the 11th Beijing Xiangshan Forum (BXF) plays a crucial role in fostering dialogue, which is fundamental for building understanding and mutual trust, I Gusti Agung Wesaka Puja, former permanent representative of Indonesia to the UN, and Executive Director of ASEAN Institute for Peace and Reconciliation, told Global Times reporters Li Aixi, Guo Yuandan and Zhang Yashu during the event. "Talking when we sit together, communicate, and listen to each other is the way to reduce tension," Pujia said.

    By Global Times | 2024/9/14 12:18:47
  • Western stories about Xinjiang nothing more than mythical dramas

    As we started visiting places in Xinjiang, interacting with people and talking to the local minorities, it became clear that Western stories were nothing more than mythical and fictional dramas that had nothing to do with reality.

    By Yasir Habib Khan | 2024/9/14 0:23:48
  • Hope US misjudgment of China can be corrected: retired major general

    The US and the Philippines should have a clear understanding of the situation in the South China Sea. China is steadfast in defending its territorial sovereignty and maritime rights, backed by substantial capabilities. At the same time, China's policy of resolving South China Sea disputes peacefully remains consistent and unchanged.

    By Global Times | 2024/9/13 21:49:32
  • China and Africa navigate dynamics, seek new opportunities

    The China-Africa community with a shared future is about creating a robust and balanced partnership where both sides work collaboratively to address common challenges and seize opportunities, ensuring that growth and development are equitable and sustainable.

    By Fred Oluoch Jienda | 2024/9/12 21:35:23
  • 'China Week' a public relations stunt by US lawmakers

    "China Week" certainly looks like a major public relations campaign. There is an old adage in the US that the majority of American voters do not start paying attention to politics until after Labor Day.

    By Anthony Moretti | 2024/9/12 21:33:30
  • China welcomes diverse opinions at BXF, seeks harmony while upholding core interests

    The 11th Beijing Xiangshan Forum is convening in Beijing from Thursday to Saturday. With rising security challenges both in the Asia-Pacific region and globally, what is China's response to these uncertainties? What are China's perspectives on security in its surrounding areas and worldwide?

    By Global Times | 2024/9/12 20:47:33
  • The only correct choice for the Philippines is to leave Xianbin Jiao immediately

    The Philippines should not underestimate the high costs that will inevitably arise from challenging China and undermining regional security, nor should it assume that it has the backing of major powers. For the Philippines, the only correct choice is to immediately withdraw its ships and personnel at Xianbin Jiao.

    By Yang Xiao | 2024/9/12 18:35:17
  • Hong Kong's prosperity, stability best rebuttals to US' smear campaign

    Currently, the foundation of Hong Kong's success remains solid. The accusations made by the US regarding Hong Kong's business environment are completely fictitious and represent a continuation of its smear campaign against the city.

    By Li Xiaobing | 2024/9/11 21:49:04
  • China's investments evolve with Africa's changing development needs

    Many Chinese businesses, including small and medium-sized enterprises, need employees who can speak Chinese. Enhancing young people's employability is crucial for Kenya's economic development and long-term debt solution.

    By Ding Gang | 2024/9/11 21:43:33
  • 'Philippines should commit as much as possible to being consistent on neutrality'

    The Philippines' actions regarding the South China Sea have definitely somewhat impacted ASEAN unity and centrality. This has led to potential fragmentations.

    By Global Tiimes | 2024/9/11 21:36:29
  • Gumti River flood unveils complexity in ties between Bangladesh, India

    Bangladesh was recently hit by a "catastrophic flood." Affected by continuous monsoon rainfall and overflowing rivers, counties in southeastern Bangladesh have been trapped by floodwaters, houses and crops have been submerged, and livestock have been washed away.

    By Liu Zongyi | 2024/9/10 23:38:03
  • My personal journey to Xizang defies Western narratives

    I consider myself to be very lucky to have the opportunity to visit Xizang and what I saw surprised me. The trip recently was arranged by the Information Office of the Xizang Autonomous Region.

    By Jerry Grey | 2024/9/10 23:11:39
  • China and Africa jointly build a model for implementing GDI

    As a key driver of global development, China offers its wisdom and solutions through the Global Development Initiative and other international public goods to address global challenges and promote sustainable development.

    By Wei Jianguo | 2024/9/10 21:10:31
  • Japan's transition from defense to offense a cause for concern

    Recently, Japan's Ministry of Defense released its draft request for the defense budget for the fiscal year 2025.

    By Zhang Junshe | 2024/9/10 0:35:15
  • US muddies S.China Sea waters with 'US-Philippines+N' mechanism

    The US and its Asia-Pacific allies are establishing various bilateral and mini-multilateral cooperation mechanisms primarily to serve US national interests. However, these countries possess different capabilities and varying levels of willingness to confront China.

    By Sun Xihui and Wu Zongcan | 2024/9/10 0:16:34
  • Engaging fully with China will unlock benefits for Spain and Europe

    Given my understanding of both the Chinese and Spanish economies and businesses, despite the difference in the size of our economies, I believe there are numerous opportunities for commercial and technological synergy.

    By Global Times | 2024/9/9 21:52:15
  • Collaboration between China, Africa helps foster a more just global order

    The collaboration between China and Africa is significant for fostering a more just global order, as it challenges the traditional Western-dominated economic and political frameworks.

    By Global Times | 2024/9/8 22:54:45
  • Chinese Paralympians illustrate nation's care of people with disabilities

    China's lead in the Paris Paralympics reflects China's comprehensive efforts to develop into a sports power. China not only emphasizes the sports of ordinary people, but also pays attention to the sports of people with disabilities.

    By Luo Le | 2024/9/8 20:34:57
  • Turkey's BRICS bid marks a wider desire for fairer international order

    Turkey has submitted a request to join the BRICS group of major emerging market nations, the spokesman of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's ruling party said Tuesday.

    By Wang Jin | 2024/9/8 20:28:12
  • China-Africa cooperation gives financial boost the continent needs: AU official

    China-Africa cooperation has been very helpful in terms of "giving the financial boost that Africa needs" when there are constraints in terms of the FDI flows from the Western countries, Nardos Bekele-Thomas, the Chief Executive Officer for the Africa Union Development Agency-New Partnerships for Africa's Development (AUDA-NEPAD) stressed on Saturday on the sidelines of a financial forum.

    By Global Times | 2024/9/7 20:20:55
  • Real choice for Africa: Not between China and US, but who does the right thing

    The taste of the pudding is really in eating it, and it should be the African countries who taste the pudding and tell the whole world which pudding they like best.

    By Victor Gao | 2024/9/6 21:29:40
  • South Africa 'appreciative' of FOCAC relationship as a mutually beneficial one, says President Ramaphosa

    We are pretty straightforward and say we want to learn. We want to see how China has reached this level of great development.

    By Wang Wenwen | 2024/9/5 23:28:34
  • Astronauts' plight in space lays bare US' setback in innovation, manufacturing

    Once a global leader in space technology, the US now faces unprecedented challenges and urgently needs to reboot innovation, enhance manufacturing, and optimize management systems.

    By Shen Yi | 2024/9/5 20:50:59
  • Will South Korea welcome Kishida's legacy-seeking visit?

    South Korean media outlet the Hankyoreh suggest that if Kishida only comes empty-handed to take photos without the minimum sincere gesture to pursue true Japan-Korea friendship, this visit will be meaningless. This reflects the sentiment in South Korea.

    By Yang Zhen | 2024/9/5 20:38:19
  • 'It is crucial to tell the real China-Africa story'

    We need to communicate better and more effectively to convey the real story. It is the people who will defend the relationship between our countries for a long time to come.

    By Global Times | 2024/9/5 18:40:14
  • Essential to build a strong China-Africa community with a shared future

    Egypt was among the very first countries to join the important BRI. When I say “important,” it's because it was a game changer – a game changer that addressed a significant gap in the field of development.

    By Global Times | 2024/9/4 19:47:41
  • Chinese electric vehicles an asset for the UK

    For UK, Chinese EVs are an asset, not a hindrance. You should not bite the hand that feeds you.

    By James Smith | 2024/9/4 19:35:51
  • Why did Chinese tennis player Zheng Qinwen respond to a slur assertively?

    Why did Zheng feel offended when some spectators shouted the slur "yellow banana"? In the modern context, this term carries strong racial discrimination connotations. The essence of sports competition lies in fair play and the display of individual abilities, not racial or cultural superiority. Zheng's assertive response effectively answers why she can rise to the top of the global tennis scene.

    By Ding Gang | 2024/9/3 20:44:13
  • China's innovation, manufacturing scale promote global green transition

    As China continues to integrate into the international energy market, it is also making new contributions by building platforms for high-level energy cooperation and leading global energy governance reforms. China can serve as a communicator between energy exporters and consumers, stabilize fossil energy supplies and green energy development, and contribute to eliminating international energy poverty and addressing global climate change.

    By Liu Qian | 2024/9/3 19:51:18
  • Wrong for Europe to allow NATO to push into Asia-Pacific

    Recent months have seen signs of increased activity in the Asia-Pacific by European members of NATO. Countries in the region have long developed their own way to address differences, and there is no need for intervention from the outside.

    By Ou Shi | 2024/9/3 19:47:04
  • 'A lot can be done if Global South stands together'

    China's voice is very important. It helps the Global South to stand firm in defending their interest. We are very thankful for China to take the lead on this. There are a lot of things that can be done if the Global South stands together. China is not alone, and Africa is not alone, says an African scholar.

    By Global Times | 2024/9/3 19:27:16
  • Olympic spirit, natl identity conveyed via mainland Olympians' HK visit

    The Olympics can always ignite the sense of national identity of Hongkongers. The spirit of mainland Olympians who visited Hong Kong recently encourages Hongkongers to actively integrate into China's development. Hong Kong's future rests upon the future of the country.

    By Wang Wenwen | 2024/9/2 21:37:50
  • FOCAC cornerstone of relationship between China and Africa

    Many African countries have long been dependent on Western loans and aid, but these resources have not significantly improved their economic growth. In contrast, China-Africa cooperation focuses on infrastructure, which is crucial for development and modernization.

    By Global Times | 2024/9/2 21:02:17
  • China's energy transition drives global green growth

    The release of the white paper titled "China's Energy Transition" provides empirical experience for China to further promote energy transition and formulate the next action plan for carbon neutrality. It also provides a useful reference for the world to advance the energy transition process and jointly respond to climate change.

    By Lin Boqiang | 2024/9/2 20:44:43
  • Philippine vessel's illegal behavior and despicable motive

    The Philippines' despicable actions disregard the safety of its own vessel and its personnel, and disrupt peace and stability in the South China Sea.

    By Chen Xidi | 2024/9/1 20:01:06
  • Regional countries should be particularly vigilant about US-Philippines provocations in South China Sea

    The Philippines relying on external powers for its own interests may ultimately result in negative consequences for itself, and these adverse effects could potentially spill over into the region. ASEAN countries, in particular, need to stay vigilant and resist such actions.

    By Ding Duo | 2024/8/31 12:18:06
  • The age-old tactics used by the US to smear China

    The US employs a range of tactics to ensure that everybody remains misinformed. It's done through trickery but to an informed observer it's very easy to see through. Some of those tactics include lies, misinformation, selective modality, omission of facts and disparagement.

    By Jerry Grey | 2024/8/31 0:16:51
  • Here's what I learned from my 24 years of doing business in Africa

    Some people might avoid going to Africa due to fears or misconceptions. However, I tell people that once they actually go there, they will fall in love with the place.

    By He Liehui | 2024/8/29 23:29:17
  • Can the 'icebreaker alliance' reverse US' Arctic predicament?

    A medium-sized icebreaker of the US Coast Guard (USCG) recently experienced a fire while underway, forcing it to abandon its annual summer Arctic patrol mission. This incident highlights the deficiencies of the current US icebreaker fleet.

    By Shi Yu | 2024/8/29 23:24:40
  • Mutual respect cornerstone to development of ties with Pacific Island countries

    The 2024 Pacific Islands Forum Leaders Meeting was opened on Monday in Nuku'alofa, the capital of Tonga, at the Tonga High School Indoor Stadium, the largest China-aid project in the Pacific island nation. Attending this summit of the Pacific region's most important political decision-making organization, the Pacific Islands Forum (PIF), are leaders of the 18 Pacific Island countries (PICs), along with representatives from the regional multinational organization's 21 dialogue partners including China and the US.

    By Chen Hong | 2024/8/29 21:17:13
  • China's staunch role as defender of world peace

    Why has Beijing become the stage for peace? Why has China's mediation been so successful? What new ideas and results have emerged? China actively advocates and implements the Global Security Initiative. On issues of peace and security, China has the best record of all major powers. China is also the only country in the world that has enshrined the path of peaceful development in its constitution and the only nuclear power that has committed to not use nuclear weapons first.

    By Ruan Zongze | 2024/8/29 21:13:54
  • Africa should be a 'base' for cooperation, not a 'battlefield'

    Africa should indeed become a "base" for cooperation, not a "battleground" for one side to counterbalance the other's influence. From the perspective of common human development, we can find many commonalities in promoting Africa's development and contributing more to the peaceful development of the world.

    By Ding Gang | 2024/8/28 22:23:52
  • Popularity of online memes reflects rising cultural confidence

    In the internet age, language is no longer a closed system but rather an open, fluid, integrative medium. Every seemingly trivial online interaction can give rise to new linguistic phenomena and drive cultural exchange and collision. In international interactions across various levels and fields, the use of different languages and their expressive power increasingly facilitates contact, dialogue and blending among diverse cultures. This deepens connections between countries and helps intertwine the future of humans.

    By Wang Chuanbao | 2024/8/28 22:20:54
  • Can Japan continue to be pragmatic in its China ties after lawmakers' visit?

    Toshihiro Nikai, a veteran politician who is dubbed "a bridge to China" by Japanese media and chairman of the Japan-China Friendship Parliamentarians' Union, is leading a cross-party group of lawmakers for a three-day visit in Beijing.

    By Guo Li | 2024/8/28 22:11:08
  • Manila's provocations: trick and farce

    Recently, the Philippines has continued to stir up troubles over China's Xianbin Jiao in the South China Sea, taking provocative actions and hyping up the conflicts at sea. Out of the need to safeguard its territorial sovereignty and the validity of the Declaration on the Conduct of Parties in the South China Sea (DOC), China has continued to take restrictive measures against Philippine vessels, making the Philippines fail to send supplies in three separate attempts on August 19, 25 and 26 to its Coast Guard ship MRRV-9701, which has been illegally anchored in the lagoon of Xianbin Jiao since April.

    By Ding Duo | 2024/8/28 22:04:23
  • 'World War III alarm' can't invert trend of peaceful development of the times

    In the face of various international and regional hot issues, the "World War III alarm" has sounded frequently, such as "the world is on the verge of WWIII" and "there is a need to be fully prepared for WWIII." This alarm intensifies people's worries about the turbulent situation around the world.

    By Zhao Long | 2024/8/27 20:55:19
  • Manila's S.China Sea actions undermine ASEAN unity

    In the "ASEAN Perspective on the South China Sea" series, we collect wisdom and insights from former diplomats and scholars from ASEAN member countries. In an interview with Global Times (GT) reporter Wang Wenwen, Kin Phea (Kin), director general of the International Relations Institute of the Royal Academy of Cambodia, said that the involvement of external actors in the South China Sea is a major source of tensions in the region. He believes that Cambodia's balanced approach can contribute to regional stability by preventing conflicts and promoting the peaceful resolution of disputes.

    By Global Times | 2024/8/27 20:36:15
  • Can India act as a 'peacemaker' in Russia-Ukraine conflict?

    On Sunday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that he would support India hosting the second summit on peace as Kiev hopes to find a host among the countries in the Global South. This announcement came after Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's whirlwind visit to Ukraine last week.

    By Su Lun | 2024/8/26 23:02:47
  • China's diplomacy of 'playing a constructive role'

    In recent years, China's active diplomacy has garnered widespread attention. Many countries and the United Nations have positively acknowledged China's constructive role in mediating international disputes and promoting regional peace. China has demonstrated an exceptional proactive stance, embodying a new diplomatic trend known as "playing a constructive role."

    By Wang Yizhou | 2024/8/26 22:58:31
  • Leaving China's Xianbin Jiao is the best option for the Philippines

    Continuous provocations in the South China Sea seem to have become an addictive game for the Philippines, but failure has also become a fate that it cannot escape.

    By Li Kaisheng | 2024/8/26 21:40:02
  • AUKUS gambit a 'fool's errand' for Australia

    The refreshed AUKUS agreement, following the latest Australia-US Ministerial Consultations (AUSMIN), is facing a growing cascade of critical reactions from prominent Australians in the world of politics and public policy. Former prime minister Paul Keating was among the first to voice his concerns. With his usual poise, he put the question of national sovereignty fairly onto the public agenda.

    By Warwick Powell | 2024/8/26 21:37:18
  • What a stunning miscalculation says about American economy

    A lightning bolt came from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, which announced on August 21 that the total amount of new jobs created in the 12-month period from March 2023 had been overreported. The bureau stated that an estimated 818,000 announced new jobs in fact had not been created. That is a stunning miscalculation.

    By Anthony Moretti | 2024/8/25 21:18:45
  • EU has itself to blame for trade disputes with China

    Recently the European Union's top diplomat Josep Borrell warned that a trade war between the EU and China may be "unavoidable." He stated: "We must not be naive, we have no interest to get into a trade war… but maybe it's unavoidable, it's also in the logic of things."

    By James Smith | 2024/8/25 21:14:55
  • US militarization in S.China Sea: What lies ahead?

    In recent years, the situation in the South China Sea has remained tense, with sovereignty disputes under great power competition constantly threatening peace and stability. The question that must be asked is whether a military conflict in the South China Sea is imminent.

    By Ma Bo | 2024/8/25 20:38:23
  • Cultural 'Americanization' makes Australia susceptible to US influence

    In 1974, renowned Australian novelist Peter Carey published a short story titled American Dreams. In the story, a quiet and traditional Australian town is impacted by the influx of American culture and lifestyle. People in the town begin to pursue the so-called American dreams blindly, leading to spiritual desolation, economic dependency and the loss of their cultural identity. Faced with the relentless encroachment of American culture on Australia, Carey poses a question through this black humor story: Does Australia need an American dream?

    By Chen Hong | 2024/8/24 16:34:29
  • Adhering to problem-focused approach a distinctive characteristic of China's reform

    Emphasizing a problem-centered approach is not only a method which puts theory into practice, but it also measures one's capability and proficiency. It represents both a distinctive feature and an important lesson learned from implementing comprehensive reforms.

    By Tang Renwu | 2024/8/23 20:08:35
  • As Mpox alarm sounds, global efforts needed for prevention

    Due to the rapid spread of monkeypox (mpox) in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and its surrounding countries, the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) on August 13 declared mpox a public health emergency of continental security. The following day, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared mpox a public health emergency of international concern (PHEIC), urging a coordinated international response.

    By Tang Bei | 2024/8/22 21:52:39
  • Kursk attack draws West deeper into vortex of Russia-Ukraine conflict

    Starting early August, Ukraine launched a large-scale military operation in Russia's Kursk region. The Ukrainian forces have heavily relied on advanced equipment supplied by the West, and according to the Russian Foreign Ministry, there are indications of extensive involvement by Western private military companies.

    By Zhang Hong | 2024/8/22 21:49:10
  • A nation misled: the US obsession with China at the expense of its own people

    In recent years, an unsettling trend has emerged in the US: Lawmakers seem more preoccupied with crafting proposals, legislation and bills aimed at countering China than addressing the pressing issues facing their own constituents. This phenomenon is not only evident but increasingly alarming. It underscores a troubling reality that for many US politicians, the pursuit of political interests and competition trumps the welfare of the American people. This commentary seeks to unpack why this is happening, why "People First" never seems to cross the minds of US politicians, and how this neglect will ultimately seriously impact the country.

    By Bradley Blankenship | 2024/8/22 20:32:31
  • Blueprint for advancing Chinese modernization has been outlined

    The 20th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China concluded its third plenary session in Beijing last month. One of its principal objectives was to study the issue of further deepening reform comprehensively to advance Chinese modernization. This comes at a time when much of the Western world is falling apart by mostly self-ignited and auto-propelled conflicts and proxy wars, "sanctioning" countries that don't conform to the hegemon's wishes.

    By Peter Koenig | 2024/8/21 22:36:51
  • Deconstruct false narrative of China created by West

    When a Westerner who has never been to China thinks of China, what's the first thing that comes to mind? Maybe, an ancient Eastern nation known for its porcelain, a powerful entity regarded by the US as a rival or even an enemy, or a nation led by a communist party that differs from Western civilization and ideology. If this is what they think of first, they are clearly unaware of the meaning behind zhongguo and what it represents.

    By Ding Gang | 2024/8/21 22:28:36
  • Achievements of China's reform and opening-up are reflected in history details

    The nearly 46 years of reform and opening-up in Chinese history include an impressive chapter of rapid economic development and win-win cooperation with the world, enriched by vivid stories of reform. While grand narratives are essential, it is the details that truly captivate.

    By Miao Beilei | 2024/8/21 20:37:14
  • Ties with China meet SIDS' devt needs while US eyes influence

    Fiji's Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is in China for a 10-day visit. He is another Pacific Island leader invited to visit China this year, reflecting China's close ties with the South Pacific region and highlighting China's active interest in Small Island Developing States (SIDS).

    By Liang Guojie and Li Junlin | 2024/8/20 21:03:50
  • Making voices heard requires joint efforts of Global South

    On Saturday, India hosted the third Voice of Global South Summit virtually, inviting representatives from over 120 countries, with heads of state or government leaders from over 20 countries attending. The theme of the summit was "an empowered Global South for a sustainable future."

    By Long Xingchun | 2024/8/20 20:59:53
  • China's poverty reduction experience can inspire Thailand

    When attending a press conference on Sunday, Thailand's new Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, who was sworn in that day, emphasized the importance of maintaining a strong and enduring relationship between Thailand and China. “We hope to do more with China,” she noted. With China and Thailand mutually exempting visas and Thailand applying to join BRICS, cooperation between the two countries continues to deepen.

    By Global Times | 2024/8/20 20:55:33
  • The US-Japan-South Korea 'iron triangle' faces frictions, challenges

    The leaders of the US, Japan and South Korea issued a joint statement on Sunday marking the anniversary of their summit at Camp David and reaffirmed a pledge to jointly tackle regional challenges, Reuters quoted South Korea's presidential office as reporting on Sunday.

    By Xiang Haoyu | 2024/8/19 23:52:37
  • 'Senior-junior partnership' claim distorts China-Russia relations

    When the current dynamics of China-Russia relations is discussed, the conversation often boils down to the concept of a "senior-junior partnership." A popular view - especially in the West - is that with more cooperation between the two nations, Russia is gradually, but inevitably, turning into a junior partner to China.

    By Andrey Kortunov | 2024/8/19 23:43:27
  • I'm not going to be silenced on issues that I feel strongly about: ex-US marine

    Former UN weapons inspector Scott Ritter (Ritter)'s home in New York was raided by the FBI as part of a federal investigation on August 7 over allegations he is an unregistered foreign agent. Ritter, also a former US Marine Corps intelligence officer, has been a critic of US foreign policy, particularly regarding US policy in the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict

    By Global Times | 2024/8/19 21:20:37
  • Self-interested US politicians show hypocrisy of exceptionalism myth

    The cellphones of American voters regularly buzz with text messages from political candidates telling the American people how much they care about them. Those texts often include a request to financially contribute to the campaign.

    By Anthony Moretti | 2024/8/18 20:18:28
  • Issues affecting ASEAN should be resolved by members, not external powers

    Malaysia-China cooperation demonstrates that unresolved territorial disputes do not necessarily lead to conflict. While the South China Sea disputes are challenging, we share significant common interests

    By Global Times | 2024/8/18 19:47:22
  • Lam's visit to promote China-Vietnam relations

    Vietnamese President To Lam's upcoming visit to China reflects Vietnam's consistent diplomatic stance and policy choices, aligning with the fundamental interests of both China and Vietnam and their peoples. It also contributes to the maintenance of global and regional peace and development.

    By Yu Xiangdong | 2024/8/17 11:31:22
  • China-Kiribati cooperation will continue, in spite of anti-China canvass spreading misinformation

    Some media outlets in the West have been instrumentalized to spread malicious disinformation to incur unfounded concerns and fears so as to sabotage the China-Kiribati partnership. However, China's cooperation with Kiribati will continue to progress and flourish.

    By Chen Hong | 2024/8/16 21:56:03
  • UK riots fueled by traps in Western social media

    Western societies need to engage in deep reflection and undertake substantial reforms to genuinely alleviate the fundamental causes of social unrest. If they don't, it is afraid that events like the UK riots will become a recurring new normal for Western societies.

    By Shen Yi | 2024/8/15 20:38:03
  • Why US political elite's rhetoric on China is increasingly incendiary

    "Planet Earth is big enough for the two countries to succeed, and one country's success is an opportunity for the other," said the Chinese leader, in remarks that contrast with the American zero-sum mentality.

    By Warwick Powell | 2024/8/15 19:34:05
  • How long can Australia sustain its foreign policy of 'walking a tightrope'?

    Such a "tightrope" is not an easy route, and Australia needs to fine-tune its foreign policy so that it truly serves the interests of its people, rather than sacrificing their future for the benefit of other countries.

    By Qin Sheng | 2024/8/15 17:54:40
  • Do not distort the Olympics through a geopolitical lens

    The various aspects of the Paris Olympics can help us to look at ourselves and the world more rationally, objectively, and calmly.

    By Zhu Feng | 2024/8/15 0:40:15
  • Kabul still grapples with mess of US withdrawal

    The third anniversary of the US' disastrous Afghanistan withdrawal provides a somber occasion to reflect on the consequences of the pullout on regional security and global stability, and more importantly to contemplate the way forward.

    By Davood Moradian | 2024/8/14 18:04:07
  • US geopolitical reach exceeds its industrial grasp

    The US must find a constructive role to play among all other nations rather than continuing to irrationally attempt to impose itself upon all other nations.

    By Brian Berletic | 2024/8/14 17:27:36
  • China becomes pro in West's game. How should West react?

    China's rise isn't a threat - it's an opportunity. It's proof that human civilization can bloom in different ways. It can't be stopped.

    By Ding Gang | 2024/8/14 17:18:51
  • Plutocracy of private capital creates a crisis of US political legitimacy

    As the gap between US policy and the interests of humanity reaches an all-time high, US politicians will continue to compete among themselves over how to best manage a growing crisis of legitimacy.

    By Danny Haiphong | 2024/8/13 20:46:36
  • More military bases won't ease US strategic anxiety

    Even though the US military budget is the largest in the world, adding more military bases cannot ease Washington's strategic anxiety.

    By Hu Bo | 2024/8/13 20:38:55
  • US attempt to cause a rift between China and India over border issue deserves vigilance

    The US has never been a true friend to India.

    By Su Lun | 2024/8/13 20:28:42
  • US mentality of smearing China's economy stems from desire to be No.1

    China can be expected to continue with its high-quality economic and social development. I would even say that China is, in many respects, a role model for other nations in the Global South.

    By Global Times | 2024/8/13 17:34:33
  • Smart policies by wise leadership prioritizing diplomacy much needed in South China Sea

    The present Marcos administration in the Philippines may seem pro-US but it may not be a position supported by the majority of Filipinos. Previous Philippine governments were different and future governments may be different too.

    By Global Times | 2024/8/12 19:47:29
  • How should China address US' extensive Sinophobia?

    To effectively respond to the US, China's cooperation should extend beyond its neighboring countries, such as the Belt and Road Initiative.

    By Zheng Yongnian | 2024/8/12 17:02:30
  • Hegemony is challenged from Olympic to global competition

    The Paris Games comes to an end, but the game surrounding the global doping control mechanism may have only just begun.

    By Ai Jun | 2024/8/11 20:26:59
  • Why is taking control of Venezuela tempting for West

    China's example of exercising global leadership – away from hegemonism and protagonism, and in favor of solving the great problems of humanity – shows that it is possible to be a great power committed to cooperation and the use of science and technology for the good of humanity, rather than for domination and war.

    By Global Times | 2024/8/11 19:59:10
  • The UK's double standard is exposed as it deals riots with iron fist

    Amid UK riots, the UK side should be more concerned about how it can get out of the predicament, and face the reality that Hong Kong has long returned to China, stop interfering in Hong Kong affairs, and reflect on itself and not engage in "double standard."

    By Ho Leong Leong | 2024/8/10 13:55:18
  • Why BRICS becomes increasingly appealing to developing countries

    BRICS countries as a typical representative of the Global South and BRICS cooperation as a new practice of South-South cooperation have obtained a wide consensus among an increasing number of developing countries.

    By Zhu Tianxiang | 2024/8/9 20:23:40
  • 'US government has been trying to terminate the native Americans'

    "For 500 years, the US govt has been trying to terminate the native Americans for land and resources; they want it all."

    By Global Times | 2024/8/8 18:55:08
  • China-India relations easing, navigating new realities

    Although the improvement in China-India relations has come later than expected, it has finally arrived. This is largely due to the mutual need for both sides to enhance their relationship.

    By Zhang Jiadong | 2024/8/8 18:16:09
  • Australia advised national interests come before US'

    The rebound and recalibration of the bilateral relations between China and Australia are a hard-won outcome which should be cherished. This progress should not be wasted by giving in to pressures from the US.

    By Chen Hong | 2024/8/8 17:57:53
  • Dr Tsung-Dao Lee's vision on China's science future still relevant

    Despite the immense competitive pressure facing China's technological development, Dr Tsung-Dao Lee saw great potential in China. It is precisely because Dr Li saw this potential, that he made significant contributions to unleashing such potential.

    By Ding Gang | 2024/8/7 19:19:42
  • Riots in UK rooted in economic development crises and social livelihood issues

    The UK is currently experiencing its most serious violent riots in 13 years.

    By Gao Jian | 2024/8/7 17:45:04
  • China's Gen Z athletes defy Western narratives

    At the Paris Olympics, the performances of Gen Z athletes not only exemplify the spirit of the new generation of Chinese youth, who defy categorization and boldly take the lead, but also challenge the singular Western-centric narrative about China with their open and confident demeanor.

    By Wang Chuanbao | 2024/8/7 17:26:43
  • China's reform and opening-up are in line with interests of China and world

    The recently concluded Third Plenary Session of the 20th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC) continues to spark discussion among international experts. On Monday, at an international symposium held in Beijing, experts and scholars from more than 10 countries discussed the achievements of China's reform and opening-up efforts in the new era. They also looked forward to the further comprehensive deepening of reform and the high-level opening-up process in China. 

    By Global Times | 2024/8/6 23:11:36
  • What does the future hold for US-India ties?

    Given the differences and conflicts in their strategic goals and interests, the US-India relationship will continue to evolve and intensify amid the shifting global order, but it will never fully become a formal alliance or partnership.

    By Yuan Jirong | 2024/8/6 20:28:51
  • Three key words for Palestinian reconciliation dialogue in China: justice, fairness, responsibility

    China is ready to strengthen communication and coordination with relevant parties and play a constructive role in maintaining peace and stability in the Middle East.

    By Yi Dong | 2024/8/6 19:11:36
  • Behind the mass rioting on UK streets: politicians failing to address people's concerns

    Measures such as investing in depleted public services, building more housing and doing much more to repair the damaged UK infrastructure, might help.

    By Mark Blacklock | 2024/8/6 17:47:07
  • West's double standards harder to break than record

    The success of the Chinese swim team at this year's Olympic Games should serve as a wake-up call to many arrogant and complacent Westerners.

    By Xia Wenxin | 2024/8/5 19:41:35
  • Where does China's confidence in its macroeconomic policy come from?

    The confidence in China's future economy not only comes from the nation's major manufacturing and the pursuit of being part of the "lighthouse factories," but also from the industrial chain ecosystem of new quality productive forces.

    By Xu Weihong | 2024/8/5 19:20:54
  • Australia can't afford to be isolated in the Asian century

    Nowhere has anyone demonstrated that China poses a risk to Australia's territorial integrity. Australia's economic welfare is built on trade with China; it's not a risk, it's a bonus.

    By Warwick Powell | 2024/8/5 18:21:02
  • Can economic pragmatism prevail over political expediency for India to drive a reset in ties with China?

    There are hopeful signs suggesting that there likely will be a reset in India-China relations in the coming months.

    By S.L. Kanthan | 2024/8/5 17:04:12
  • Washington is losing footing in Global South as its exploitative strategy faces rejection

    The US was always above such “niceties,” choosing instead to bulldoze its agenda across the Global South.

    By Joyce Chimbi | 2024/8/4 20:12:22
  • US sliding toward the expectation of a 'great power war' requires vigilance

    A recent report on the 2022 US National Defense Strategy (NDS) was released by the US National Defense Strategy Commission. The report highlighted that the NDS is “out of date,” the US military is not correctly structured and the nation's industrial base is "grossly inadequate," and claimed that these shortcomings make it impossible to simultaneously confront the dual "threat of Russia and China.” The report proposed a solution called "all elements of national power" and called for strengthening the US military's readiness to operate across multiple theaters of war.

    By Zhang Jiadong | 2024/8/3 17:14:54
  • Italy's global vitality ensures a deep, meaningful relationship with China

    As long as Italy retains its vitality and relevance on the world stage, it will also retain a deep and meaningful relationship with China.

    By Eusebio Filopatro | 2024/8/2 20:31:10
  • Profiteering war machine drives US aggression

    Whether during the US-Soviet Cold War arms race or the international developments since the Cold War's end to the present day, it's evident that a hegemon like the US cannot achieve significant accomplishments merely by refurbishing 450 ICBM silos.

    By Shen Yi | 2024/8/1 22:44:19
  • Bellicose talk by Western politicians pushes world further along dark path toward clash

    When Western generals talk of war with China, they should be careful what they wishes for. The last time – the only time – that clause was acted on led to a disastrous 20-year war in Afghanistan, which ended in humiliating defeat for the West.

    By Mark Stephens | 2024/8/1 22:35:17
  • Preserving hegemony by creating confrontation is not acceptable

    The US deployed the Typhon MRC missile system in the Philippines, and announced to deploy land-based intermediate-range missile in Europe, which shows that the US takes its own interests as the only consideration, reneges on its security commitments to allies and incites them to stand on the front line of containing China, which further undermines global and regional stability.

    By Liu Chong | 2024/8/1 21:05:51
  • Dependence on the US leaves Manila more vulnerable

    It is not the right policy to invite a foreign power to deploy foreign bases and troops in one's territory for external defense because the foreign power has enemies, which will soon become your enemies.

    By Global Times | 2024/8/1 18:49:01
  • The Paris Olympics opening ceremony: A mirror into Western cultural divides

    If the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympic Games showed us anything, it is that Western culture is experiencing an unprecedented gap. How this will evolve, and whether it will be reconciled, is related to the impact of Western culture on global geopolitics

    By Ding Gang | 2024/7/31 19:03:35
  • Chinese mediation efforts in Middle East earn credibility, trust

    China's mediation does not contradict existing initiatives in the Middle East, but rather complements them, with a sincere hope for the Middle East to become an oasis of peace amid an increasingly fragmented world and a beacon of hope for global unity and understanding.

    By Zhou Yiqi | 2024/7/31 16:54:12
  • Can India's Arctic aspiration lead to effective trilateral cooperation with Russia, China?

    The trilateral cooperation between China, Russia and India requires all countries to take a long-term strategic perspective. They must also properly handle various relationships and establish a preliminary framework of strategic mutual trust for the potential of trilateral Arctic cooperation to gradually be realized.

    By Zhang Yao | 2024/7/30 19:45:18
  • Meloni's China visit: Economic cooperation outweighs 'de-risking' concerns

    Meloni's visit carries the good intention of easing China-Italy relations and demonstrates a positive attitude toward seeking cooperation with China. The logic of economic and trade cooperation is stronger than the logic of “de-risking.”

    By Qu Shanshan | 2024/7/30 19:24:10
  • China-Philippines ties may improve, as long as US stops interfering

    Now, de-escalation with China is being pursued, affirming the deep desire of 95 percent of the Filipino population to devote the national energy to economic recovery instead of the imagined threat to national territory.

    By Herman Tiu Laurel | 2024/7/30 17:05:50
  • Growing US presence in Asia-Pacific is dangerous

    Faced with unprecedented risks of confrontation and division since the Cold War, countries in the Asia-Pacific region need to enhance their crisis awareness and jointly resist the trend of “NATO-ization” of the Asia-Pacific region.

    By Xiang Haoyu | 2024/7/30 17:03:32
  • US has less space to intervene in Venezuela

    ​US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on Monday that Washington has "serious concerns" about the announced results of Venezuelan presidential election won by incumbent President Nicolas Maduro, claiming it reflected "neither the will nor the votes of the Venezuelan people." Do American politicians know the will of the Venezuelan people better than the people themselves? Obviously not.

    By Su Lun | 2024/7/30 1:25:17
  • Abusing doping tests to disrupt Chinese swimming team, this is a disgrace

    How much of the so-called sports powerhouse America is supported by doping?

    By Ai Jun | 2024/7/30 0:52:20
  • Why 'extended deterrence' should be abolished

    It has always been China's position that it will not be the first to use nuclear weapons. At the same time, China has been encouraging nuclear-weapon states to commit to no-first-use of nuclear weapons and not to use or threaten to use nuclear weapons against non-nuclear weapon states and nuclear weapon free zones.

    By Guo Xiaobing | 2024/7/29 21:43:46
  • Chinese solar industry boosts green energy development in Africa

    The debate on so-called China's overcapacity holds no ground. Africa needs the much-produced solar panels to boost renewable energy in its grids, reduce carbon emissions and mitigate the devastating effects of climate change.

    By Dennis Munene | 2024/7/29 21:24:27
  • Manila said it wants peace, but its actions don't support it

    The narrative in the Philippines that China will invade us is a joke, because history itself will tell that Chinese people are peaceful. They love business and trade.

    By Global Times | 2024/7/29 18:00:21
  • US-Japan enhanced military cooperation sends wrong signal to DPP

    The false perception that Washington and Tokyo will come to “save the day” will further embolden Taiwan secessionist forces to provoke the mainland.

    By Su Lun | 2024/7/28 21:39:44
  • West views China-Russia patrol via distorted lens

    Comparing the American and the Russia-China exercises is to draw a false equivalence. Washington views China and Russia's activities off its shores through the distorted lens of its own behavior.

    By Mark Blacklock | 2024/7/28 20:33:09
  • Self-denial Quad is headed for a dead end

    No matter what large-scale joint actions the Quad carries out, they will not be enough to deter China, instead, they only make other countries in the region feel threatened.

    By Zhou Shixin | 2024/7/28 17:16:51
  • To the Point

    Gather well-known experts, senior journalists, politicians etc. from home and abroad to provide in-depth analysis and key interpretations around major themes, important events, and international public opinion hotspots.

    By Global Times | 2024/7/28 16:11:56
  • Defamation of Chinese top swimmers by some US, Australian athletes violates Olympic spirit

    One is left to wonder if anyone within the IOC will have the courage to publicly tell the Australians and Americans (and potentially others) that they are crossing the line in their criticisms of Chinese swimmers

    By Anthony Moretti | 2024/7/27 11:17:57
  • Is global ice-breaker race imminent?

    The good news, however, is that the West might have a deficit of material resources and political will to wage a large-scale ice-breaker race with Moscow and Beijing.

    By Andrey Kortunov | 2024/7/26 21:44:52
  • Trade prowess will inevitably accelerate pace of internationalization of yuan

    There are countless examples of countries around the world embracing yuan for trade. China will continue opening up its financial sector. A modern financial system with Chinese characteristics is on the way

    By S.L. Kanthan | 2024/7/25 19:50:37
  • More pressure needed on US to prompt considerations of fairness and justice

    China advocates peace, but peace cannot be achieved through retreat or pleading. Various forms of pressure must also be applied to prompt the US to consider China's calls for fairness and justice more seriously

    By Hu Xijin | 2024/7/25 19:08:48
  • South Korea must restore balanced diplomacy between China and US: Korean scholar

    The trilateral cooperation among China, South Korea and Japan is of great significance in reducing the threat of war in East Asia. But it is difficult to achieve much unless leaders of South Korean and Japan change from pro-US alliance diplomacy to balanced diplomacy.

    By Global Times | 2024/7/25 17:42:25
  • The Beijing Declaration is a milestone for Palestine's new national unity

    This is a milestone in Palestine's journey toward new national unity and another milestone in China's Global Security Initiative to promote world peace.

    By Hu Xijin | 2024/7/25 15:51:52
  • Math Olympiad mirrors US-China talent rivalry

    The mathematical tug-of-war in the recent 2024 IMO mirrors the broader US-China rivalry. American companies leverage global talent to secure top positions in high technology, while China should become a talent magnet, attracting international brains – including overseas Chinese – to fuel its future growth

    By Ding Gang | 2024/7/24 19:17:58
  • High-quality development an advanced concept encompassing several objectives

    Despite efforts to slow it down, I think the prospects are very good. A growth rate of about 5 percent is excellent for an economy which is the largest in the world using purchasing power parity (as used by the World Bank and the IMF). I have learned in investing not to go against the trend and the trend is rising.

    By Global Times | 2024/7/24 18:39:45
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