NATO is creating another battlefield on European continent
As the Russia-Ukraine crisis drags on, NATO has become the pronoun of destabilizer of regional security. The situation in the Balkans is now at an explosive point. KFOR, the NATO-led…
We morally, emotionally support India’s decolonization
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the country's new parliament building on Sunday. The old parliament, built almost a century ago during the British colonial era, will be converted into…
Ukraine slaps WSJ in the face; spreading misinformation only disrupts peace efforts
On the day that Special Representative of the Chinese Government on Eurasian Affairs Li Hui visited Moscow on the last leg of his European trip, the Wall Street Journal (WSJ)…
What the congratulations Boeing and Airbus sent to the C919 reflect
The domestically-manufactured aircraft C919 successfully completed its maiden commercial flight on Sunday, marking its official entry into the civil aviation market. This is a historic moment for China's aviation manufacturing…
US’ attempt to block China’s foreign trade is doomed to fail
Chinese Commerce Minister Wang Wentao met with US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo on Thursday in Washington, DC. The following day, Wang met with US Trade Representative Katherine Tai in Detroit.…
Kissinger’s pragmatism and rationality are what US lacks most today
Saturday is the 100th birthday of former US secretary of state Henry Kissinger. Due to his huge personal reputation and legendary experience in the international political arena, US media have…
US anti-China sentiment impedes resumption of high-level exchanges
As high-level communication between China and the US resumes, an anti-China vanguard groupuscule in the US House of Representatives is getting even more fidgety. By hyping some twice-told tales about…
Endorsing Japan’s dumping plan? Seoul should listen to its conscience
The Fukushima nuclear-contaminated wastewater inspection team dispatched by the South Korean government will end its controversial trip and return home on May 26. Overall, this inspection basically confirmed the previous…
Surveillance Empire: Unrestricted eavesdropping on allies, citizens exposes hypocrisy of American human rights
It has been a decade since the PRISM scandal which enraged the world was exposed by Edward Snowden. Under the guise of so-called national interests, the US government and its…
Cathay Pacific scandal shows HK needs to do more to boost national identity
"If you cannot speak blanket in English, you cannot have it." The discriminatory words of a crew member of Hong Kong-based Cathay Pacific toward a passenger, followed by a burst…