WTO ruling debunks US-style ‘international rules’
The World Trade Organization (WTO) ruled on Wednesday that the US' mandatory requirement for Hong Kong products to be labeled "Made in China" violated WTO rules. It also rejected the…
US attempts to precipitate trouble in South China Sea won’t succeed
Some US officials have sinister intentions - setting the tempo, manipulating situations and making wave in the South China Sea region - so that they can fish in these troubled…
China-Russia joint exercise is upright, aboveboard
From December 21 to 27, the Chinese and Russian navies will hold the Joint Sea-2022 military exercise in waters east of the sea area from Zhoushan to Taizhou, East China's…
Growing violent extremism in the West highlights ungovernability, loss of order
In the face of the growing violent extremism, it is difficult for the West to escape the dead end of ineffective governance. The rise of extremism is only one symptom…
COP15 deal proves sticking to multilateralism works well
The Second Part of the 15th Meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (COP15) has made historical achievements. On Monday local time, Huang Runqiu,…
As China safeguards global economy, US exploits world for its own benefit
Making a reasonable argument is not a term in Washington's dictionary in the China-US power game. Ned Price, US state department spokesperson, said on Monday that the US hopes China…
Penny Wong’s China visit should become a trip for Australia to find its original aspiration
At the invitation of Member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi, Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong will…
British MPs’ irresponsible anti-China rhetoric may drive UK’s plight even worse
While Britain is going downhill, some of its politicians are still irresponsibly stepping on the gas. If they continue to be unscrupulous on the road of inciting anti-China sentiment, will…
Targeting Foxconn, DPP tries to cut cross-Straits ties in vain
Taiwan's Democratic Progressive Party authorities stated on Saturday that they would impose a fine on Foxconn only because a mainland subsidiary of Foxconn held a small number of shares in…
‘China House’ shows US pushing China policy to more dangerous zone
In the face of China's rise, the US is incapable of promoting itself, but can only rely on maximum suppression of its opponents to maintain a narrow lead. The launch…