Elections, US economy affecting Trump: expert
Is the new year a fresh start for China-US trade relations?
China-US phase-one trade deal encouraging achievement -- former US diplomat
"It will contribute in an important way to ensuring the stability of the overall global trading system," Kenneth Quinn told Xinhua.
China urges US to fulfill duties on nuclear disarmament
China on Wednesday urged the United States to earnestly fulfill its special duties on nuclear disarmament and further cut its large nuclear arsenal.
Experts say US-China economic decoupling to leave US decoupled from world
US-China economic decoupling is not beneficial to the United States, an expert said.
Huawei steps up legal battle
Amid legal disputes and an escalated crackdown by Washington, Huawei has not stopped moving forward to defend its rights, a rational and legitimate way to win the battle against the US as well as the hearts of the public.
China urges US to learn lessons from 9/11 attacks, stop double standards on anti-terrorism
"It hasn't been long since the Sept. 11 attacks. The U.S. should not forget the pain as wounds heal," Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying said at a press conference, when commenting on the so-called "Uyghur Human Rights Policy Act of 2019" passed by U.S. House of Representatives.
Calls endure to free Meng
Calls were still loud Sunday on Chinese social media for the release of Huawei Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou one year after her arrest in Vancouver airport at the request of the US.
China summons US ambassador to lodge representations, protest against US signing of Hong Kong-related act into law
Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Le Yucheng on Thursday summoned US Ambassador to China Terry Branstad to lodge stern representations and strong protest against the United States signing of the so-called Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act of 2019 into law.
China releases article exposing serious gender discrimination in US
The China Society for Human Rights Studies Tuesday issued an article titled "The Long-Standing Issue of Gender Discrimination in the United States Seriously Hinders the Realization of Women's Human Rights within the Country."
China summons US ambassador to lodge representations, protest against US Senate's passing of HK-related bill
Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Zheng Zeguang on Monday summoned US Ambassador to China Terry Branstad to lodge stern representations and strong protest against US House of Representatives and Senate's passing of the so-called Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act of 2019.
Close China-US military ties key to regional and world peace
Military relations play a role of stabilizer, as close China-US military relations are crucial to maintaining benign bilateral ties.
Nobel laureate stresses China, US roles in tackling global warming
A US Nobel laureate is calling for China-US cooperation on mitigating global warming, despite the US's withdrawal from the Paris Agreement.
Can China-US military ties stay above acrimony?
Both countries hope to maintain healthy and stable military ties when economic relations are leaving a lot to be desired. This will also play a positive role in stabilizing the overall relationship between China and the US.
Esper's Asia visit meant to appeal to allies
US Defense Secretary Mark Esper's second visit to Asia in just over three months justifies the Pentagon's renewed military focus on the region with Washington's Indo-Pacific Strategy out to contain its only proclaimed rival – China.
US, China should manage disagreements for world's future: Kissinger
The United States and China should make efforts to manage current difficulties in bilateral ties for the benefit of both peoples and the future of the world, former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said on Thursday.
Realistic view needed to resolve China-US trade woes
China-US trade tensions have dominated headlines over the past year, sparking discussions on how to end the woes and economic bruising. While remaining optimistic, one needs to be realistic in that there isn't a quick fix for this prolonged conflict between the world's two largest traders.
Describing himself as “a big believer in China,” Hans-Paul Bürkner (Bürkner), chairman of Boston Consulting Group (BCG), urged a realistic outlook when resolving the trade conflict in an exclusive interview with Global Times reporter Li Qiaoyi (GT) in Beijing on Friday.
US cannot break China's supply chain
China is not afraid of any game against the supply chain. Producers without China's supply chain will certainly feel more pain than China.
Washington's 'Marshall Plan' for 5G competition has no chance of success
Maintaining open market competition is the only way to promote technological innovation and industrial development, as well as safeguard consumer rights. In addition, with increasingly serious cybersecurity challenges, strengthened global cooperation is needed.