Opinion

Blind to infections at home, some Western media outlets only bark at China

Winter brings spikes in respiratory illness in the northern hemisphere. This is common sense. This winter, respiratory illnesses are surging simultaneously in many countries. This is a fact. However some Western media professionals choose to disregard both common sense and this fact. They seem oblivious to the coughing, fever and increasing infections around them, instead pinning their eyes on China, …

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May there be successors to Henry Kissinger in the US

Chinese President Xi Jinping referred to former US secretary of state Henry Kissinger as a world-renowned strategist and an old friend and good friend of the Chinese people in a condolence message sent to US President Joe Biden on November 30 regarding the passing of Kissinger. Perhaps they are the most prominent ones among Kissinger’s numerous labels. As stated in …

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Milei improving relations with the US doesn’t have to antagonize others

Although the inauguration ceremony is still more than 10 days away, Argentina’s President-elect Javier Milei has already embarked on a visit to the US. According to reports, Milei is scheduled to arrive in New York on November 27 local time for a “private visit” and will subsequently travel to Washington, where he will meet with officials from the US and …

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West, US once again make amateur remarks about PLA Southern Theater Command’s border drills

The Southern Theater Command of the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) conducted live-fire drills and training exercises along the Chinese side of the China-Myanmar border from November 25 to 28. Against the backdrop of armed conflicts erupting in multiple areas in northern Myanmar and their spillover effects, the drills have attracted attention from various parties, especially some Western media outlets. They …

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The Philippines is incapable of disrupting South China Sea COC

Formulating a Code of Conduct in the South China Sea (COC) is an important task for China and ASEAN member states to implement the Declaration on the Conduct of Parties in the South China Sea (DOC). Any departure from the DOC framework and its spirit will be null and void, China’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said on Monday. The …

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To ease Palestinian-Israeli conflict, world should heed BRICS’ voice

The extraordinary video summit on the Palestinian-Israeli issue held by the BRICS leaders on November 21 is the first-ever emergency conference dedicated to an unforeseen international issue in the history of the BRICS. It is also the first leaders’ meeting of BRICS since its expansion in August of this year. As the most prestigious and influential cooperation platform for emerging-market …

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Canada owes an apology to China and others deceived

The Canada media outlet the Globe and Mail’s recent exposure that two Canadians Michael Spavor and Michael Kovrig are suspected of engaging in spying activities in China has further revealed the truth of the case, which has caused the biggest diplomatic storm in recent years between China and Canada, and has made Canada’s intense allegations of China’s so-called “arbitrary detention” …

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China’s role as facilitator of peace highlighted in Arab-Islamic FM’s visit

A delegation consisting of Arab and Islamic foreign ministers is visiting China from Monday to Tuesday. On Monday, Member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with the delegation and had in-depth talks on ways to de-escalate the ongoing Palestine-Israel conflict, protect civilians and seek a just settlement of the Palestinian question. …

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US’ domestic politics biggest source of uncertainty for future China-US relations

The direction of China-US relations has already been clarified in terms of efforts to ease, stabilize and restore the relationship. We hope it will stop falling and stabilize, not regressing or continuing to spiral downward. The China-US relationship continuing to stabilize is also the common expectation of the world. Standing at this new point is the result of joint efforts …

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Hope the US gesture of cooperation can be reliable

This year’s Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Economic Leaders’ Informal Dialogue, hosted by the US, has received a relatively unanimous positive assessment from APEC economies and the broader international community. This is not easy. Many people were previously concerned that the US might stir up division and advocate its own schedule during the event, thereby polluting and ruining this valuable platform …

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