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US ethnic minorities still ‘cannot breathe’ one year after Floyd’s death

Li Qingqing May 29, 2021

US ethnic minorities still ‘cannot breathe’ one year after Floyd’s death

"I can't breathe." This was among the last words of George Floyd, an unarmed black man suffocated to death by a white US police officer on May 25, 2020. But one year after Floyd's death, US society has not seen a turning point toward a better situation. Many...More

Why Jaishankar’s Washington visit will show New Delhi’s own path

Qian Feng May 28, 2021

Why Jaishankar’s Washington visit will show New Delhi’s own path

Indian External Affairs Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar will visit the US from Monday to Friday. Before the visit, Jaishankar's remarks on an event hosted by The Financial Times and The Indian Express laid out India's geopolitical calculus in a world that is being shaped by two dominant powers -...More

Russia, China acting together can change balance of power in their favor: Vladimir Kolotov

Xia Wenxin May 28, 2021

Russia, China acting together can change balance of power in their favor: Vladimir Kolotov

Editor's Note: Yang Jiechi, a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee and director of the Office of the Foreign Affairs Commission of the CPC Central Committee, is paying a visit to Russia from Monday to Thursday to hold the 16th round...More

China’s pursuit of chip independence won’t be distracted by external voices

Left Review Online May 27, 2021

China’s pursuit of chip independence won’t be distracted by external voices

With the increasingly fierce competition in the global semiconductor industry, there are undoubtedly some obstacles facing China in developing its own self-reliant chip-making production capacity. At the same time, skepticism and pessimism are on the rise regarding China's domestic semiconductor industry, but such external factors won't sway the...More

From Trump’s all-out support for Israel to Biden’s no concrete action, the US has ‘undeniable responsibility’ for today’s conflict

Zhang Hui May 25, 2021

From Trump’s all-out support for Israel to Biden’s no concrete action, the US has ‘undeniable responsibility’ for today’s conflict

When a Palestinian girl wept out her tears in the ruins of her bombed home, asking "Why do we deserve this? What did we do for this? They just don't like us because we are Muslims," the US continued to obstruct the UN Security Council (UNSC) to issue...More

New efforts by university scholars in China to make CPC history accurate and better known overseas

Yu Xi May 25, 2021

New efforts by university scholars in China to make CPC history accurate and better known overseas

A group of about 40 teachers from Shanghai International Studies University (SISU) recently were given a "challenging" job: translate the history of the Communist Party of China (CPC) into seven different languages - English, Russian, French, Spanish, Arabic, German and Japanese, to help more foreigners better know and...More

Quixotic US paranoid to flex power

Wang Wen May 24, 2021

Quixotic US paranoid to flex power

"No Cold War" campaign has turned into an international movement attracting attention from millions of people. This shows the number of peace lovers around the world is increasing. The so-called new cold war is already an outdated strategic plot made by a group of people in Washington who...More

US withdrawal leaves challenges to Afghanistan peace process

Javid Ahmad Qaem May 24, 2021

US withdrawal leaves challenges to Afghanistan peace process

In April, Afghan President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani wrote an article in Foreign Affairs magazine, and gave an interview to Der Spiegel to articulate his vision and framework for the peace process of Afghanistan. It is a critical time that we all come together and work for it, since...More

The Offender Attempts to Judge the Victim

Left Review Online May 24, 2021

The Offender Attempts to Judge the Victim

Recently some Western countries have been insisting that the “north Korean human rights issue” should be treated by the United Nations Security Council. In retrospect, the UNSC discussed the DPRK’s “human rights issue” and passed “human rights resolutions” against it every year from 2014. However, since 2018 it...More

Australia is to blame for suspension of economic dialogue: NDRC

Left Review Online May 23, 2021

Australia is to blame for suspension of economic dialogue: NDRC

China's top economic planner on Tuesday urged the Australian government to stop disrupting bilateral trade and investment cooperation, and to promote the sound development of bilateral relations. The comment came after the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) suspended all activities under the China-Australia Strategic Economic Dialogue on...More

Whitewashing terror groups on Xinjiang ‘will backfire on US’

Liu Xin May 21, 2021

Whitewashing terror groups on Xinjiang ‘will backfire on US’

Turning a blind eye to its nature as terrorist group and attempting to whitewash its ties with al-Qaeda, the US' double standards on anti-terrorism will backfire, analysts warned in referring to CNN's latest report on exonerating the East Turkistan Islamic Movement (ETIM) terrorist group. By citing some former...More

China’s cosmic ray observatory hoping to unravel ‘mystery of the century’

Left Review Online May 21, 2021

China’s cosmic ray observatory hoping to unravel ‘mystery of the century’

A cosmic ray observatory in Southwest China's Sichuan Province has found the highest energy photons within the observable range of human beings, and the findings may help unravel the “mystery of the century” regarding the origin of cosmic rays, scientists said on Monday. The observatory has recorded the...More

Tianzhou-2 to send 2nd part of China’s space station into orbit

Fan Anqi May 21, 2021

Tianzhou-2 to send 2nd part of China’s space station into orbit

Following China's Tianwen-1's successful landing on Mars on Saturday, the fervor over China's space journey has yet to fade amid the rolling out of the Tianzhou-2 cargo spacecraft to the launch site, igniting another round of cheers for the upcoming mission to send the second section of China's...More

US Embassy increasingly offensive in pushing ‘peaceful evolution’ in China by roping in activists with money

Left Review Online May 20, 2021

US Embassy increasingly offensive in pushing ‘peaceful evolution’ in China by roping in activists with money

Recently, the US Embassy and consulates in China released its Mission China Public Affairs Section (PAS) Annual Program Statement on its website. The program aims to support non-governmental organizations (NGOs) including think tanks, civil society organizations and individuals carrying out programs in support of the civil society, museums,...More