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Solidarity to the Cuban peoples’ struggle against Imperialism

Nahendra Khadka May 01, 2021

Solidarity to the Cuban peoples’ struggle against Imperialism

Cuba is a country with a long history of struggle against colonialism and imperialism. Cuba is a land of Carlos Manual de Cespedes, who fought to liberate the Cuban Soil. Cuba is also the land of great hero Jose Marti, who envisioned the Cuban independence and sacrificed his...More

G7 increasingly outdated, irrelevant in multipolar world

Lu Xue May 01, 2021

G7 increasingly outdated, irrelevant in multipolar world

US President Joe Biden is scheduled to attend a meeting of the Group of Seven (G7) in the UK in June, and the US will urge its G7 allies to step up pressure on China over the use of so-called forced labor in Xinjiang, a top White House...More

Kim Il Sung as Seen by Kaoru Yasui

Left Review Online April 30, 2021

Kim Il Sung as Seen by Kaoru Yasui

Kaoru Yasui was a professor and doctor of law at Hosei University of Japan and the first director-general of the International Institute of the Juche Idea. In the 1950s, he conducted positive social activities against atomic and hydrogen bombs, and for this won the International Lenin Peace Prize...More

Will S. China Sea issue become setback in China-EU relationship?

He Zhigao April 30, 2021

Will S. China Sea issue become setback in China-EU relationship?

It is acknowledged that the EU is not a stakeholder in the South China Sea issues nor a regional player for that matter. Yet it claims economic, political and strategic interests in the region and keeps pointing its finger at the territorial disputes from time to time. On...More

Biased tone, misinformation ‘major mistakes’ by BBC on HK riot: Chinese Scholar

Chen Qingqing April 30, 2021

Biased tone, misinformation ‘major mistakes’ by BBC on HK riot: Chinese Scholar

There were some major mistakes that the BBC made in its latest TV program Newsnight, including a biased tone and misinformation on the illegal protests led by radical anti-government figures who were wrongfully deemed "pro-democracy activists," a Chinese scholar who recently engaged in an online debate with Hong...More

GT survey shows 90% say China should not look up to West; experts say confident Chinese won’t tolerate foreign provocations

Yang Sheng, Cao Siqi and Chen Qingqing April 30, 2021

GT survey shows 90% say China should not look up to West; experts say confident Chinese won’t tolerate foreign provocations

Approximately 90 percent of the young Chinese participating in the latest survey conducted by the Global Times Research Center believe China should not "look up to the West" anymore, with more people in the past five years even "looking down on the West" due to multiple reasons including...More

Wastewater dumping reveals Japan’s aggressiveness hidden behind a smoke screen of politeness

Wang Wenwen April 29, 2021

Wastewater dumping reveals Japan’s aggressiveness hidden behind a smoke screen of politeness

Japan is consuming its reputation as an economic and cultural powerhouse it has strived hard to achieve since the end of World War II, and its efforts to become a political major power and normal country will be questioned strongly by the international community, especially by neighboring countries,...More

Steering Russia-US relations away from diplomatic expulsion rocks

Andrey Kortunov April 29, 2021

Steering Russia-US relations away from diplomatic expulsion rocks

As the recent expulsions of Russian diplomats from the US, Poland, Bulgaria, and the Czech Republic demonstrate, this measure is becoming a standard international practice of the West. For the Biden administration, a new manifestation of the "Russia's threat" is an additional tool to discipline its European allies...More

India should take sincere vaccine help, not empty Western promises

Lan Jianxue April 29, 2021

India should take sincere vaccine help, not empty Western promises

Pakistan has offered to provide relief support, including ventilators, to India to help fight the deadly wave of COVID-19, according to Indian media reports. In a statement on Saturday, Islamabad said the two countries can explore possible ways to further co-operation to mitigate the challenges posed by the...More

Demographers suggest further reform of the family planning policy as projections show China’s annual births may fall below 10m

GT Staff reporters April 27, 2021

Demographers suggest further reform of the family planning policy as projections show China’s annual births may fall below 10m

Chinese population experts predicted that China's annual births may fall below 10 million during the 14th Five-Year Plan period (2021-2025) and suggested that China should loosen its family planning policy as soon as possible, although the central government has not yet released the specific data from the seventh...More

Court accepts lawsuit of Xinjiang enterprise suing Adrian Zenz over ‘forced labor’ rumor

GT Staff Reporters April 27, 2021

Court accepts lawsuit of Xinjiang enterprise suing Adrian Zenz over ‘forced labor’ rumor

A local court in Kashi, Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, has accepted the case of a Xinjiang local textile enterprise suing the notorious anti-China German scholar Adrian Zenz for fabricating "forced labor" rumors against the enterprise, a local news website reported on Friday. Xinjiang Shache Xiongying Textile...More

RCEP faces challenges as comprehensive China-US competition takes shape: Experts at Boao Forum

Shen Weiduo in Boao April 26, 2021

RCEP faces challenges as comprehensive China-US competition takes shape: Experts at Boao Forum

The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP), the world's largest trade deal signed by China and 14 other economies in November 2020, is facing challenges as comprehensive China-US competition has taken shape, officials and experts said at a seminar during the 2021 Boao Forum for Asia (BFA) on Monday....More

Central Report to the Eighth Congress of the Communist Party of Cuba

Left Review Online April 25, 2021

Central Report to the Eighth Congress of the Communist Party of Cuba

Compañeras and compañeros: The opening of the Eighth Party Congress takes place on a transcendental date in the nation’s history: The 60th anniversary of the proclamation by Comandante en jefe Fidel Castro Ruz of the socialist character of the Revolution, on April 16, 1961, at the funeral farewell...More

“Mend or End”: Nepal in the eyes of a Kathmandu-based Chinese journalist

Left Review Online April 23, 2021

“Mend or End”: Nepal in the eyes of a Kathmandu-based Chinese journalist

Kathmandu. For the bibliophiles of Kathmandu and other people keen to know about the Nepal-China relationship, the eve of this World Book Day, April 23, 2021, is welcomed with a new English book titled "Mend or End" and penned by Chinese journalist Zhou Shengping. Mr. Zhou Shengping, a...More

What role will new US ambassador to China actually be able to play?

Li Haidong April 22, 2021

What role will new US ambassador to China actually be able to play?

Nicholas Burns, a career diplomat, is in the final stages of vetting to serve as US ambassador to China. Burns could be among the first batch of diplomatic nominees announced in the coming weeks, according to AXIOS on Friday. Burns is an ideal choice for the position of...More