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Kim Il Sung – Founder of the Workers’ Party of Korea (WPK)

Left Review Online October 06, 2020

Kim Il Sung – Founder of the Workers’ Party of Korea (WPK)

October 10, 2020 is the 75th anniversary of the founding of the Workers’ Party of Korea. Kim Il Sung (1912-1994) founded the Workers’ Party of Korea. Kim Il Sung, who embarked on the road of revolutionary struggle in his teens to liberate his country and people from the...More

China to protect TikTok at ‘all cost’

Wang Cong October 05, 2020

China to protect TikTok at ‘all cost’

China is prepared to prevent Chinese firm TikTok and its advanced technologies from falling into US hands at all cost, even if that means the vastly popular video sharing app risks being shut down in the US, because allowing the US to seize the firm and its technology...More

India’s border fire may lead to ‘unbearable consequence’

Left Review Online October 04, 2020

India’s border fire may lead to ‘unbearable consequence’

Chinese observers warned on Saturday that India's latest tricks of doubling troops at the border and authorizing frontline soldiers to fire in clashes with the Chinese army, all while agreeing to de-escalate tensions at the negotiating table with China, could further increase the risk of conflict at the...More

Lifeblood of the Workers’ Party of Korea (WPK)

Left Review Online October 04, 2020

Lifeblood of the Workers’ Party of Korea (WPK)

The Workers’ Party of Korea has been the ruling party in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea since the first days of its founding on October 10, 1945. The 70-odd-year history of the WPK is the history of the people-first principle, in which it has believed in the people as in heaven and served...More

Time for China to toughen up on insincere India

Liu Zongyi October 03, 2020

Time for China to toughen up on insincere India

Only three days after the sixth round of the China-India military commander-level meeting on Monday with consensus reached by the two sides to cool rising border tensions, The Hindu quoted a "senior [Indian] government official" and suggested "If PLA (People's Liberation Army) comes close, Indian troops can fire."...More

Beijing to strike back at new US actions against Chinese diplomats

Left Review Online October 03, 2020

Beijing to strike back at new US actions against Chinese diplomats

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told the New York Post in a recent interview that China's New York consulate general is being used as a major hub for the nation's US espionage efforts, and more Chinese diplomats and agents will likely be arrested. This is the latest...More

Martyrs return home with state’s highest greeting ceremony

Cao Siqi October 03, 2020

Martyrs return home with state’s highest greeting ceremony

Transported via China's domestically developed strategic cargo plane Y-20, which was greeted by arcing jets of water as it taxied to a halt at Taoxian international airport in Shenyang, capital of Northeast China's Liaoning Province, the remains of 117 Chinese soldiers killed in the War to Resist US...More

Fallacies form US strategic thinking about China

William Jones October 03, 2020

Fallacies form US strategic thinking about China

Over the last year or so, US political debates have experienced a "sea change" in thinking with regard to China. Some attribute this to the election of Donald Trump, a political "outsider" who beat the odds and was elected president of the US. And, indeed, Trump wanted to...More

China-India border skirmishes may become a new normal

Huang Kangrui October 02, 2020

China-India border skirmishes may become a new normal

In 2020, China and India have gone through a series of border conflicts. The governments and military officials from both countries have held multiple meetings on different occasions discussing the border crisis. The sixth round of military commander-level meetings between the two sides was held on Monday to...More

China needs new long tech march after US attack on SMIC

Left Review Online October 02, 2020

China needs new long tech march after US attack on SMIC

According to Reuters, the US Department of Commerce has decided to impose restrictions on exports to China's biggest chipmaker SMIC after concluding there is an "unacceptable risk" that equipment supplied to it could be used for military purposes. Though SMIC flatly denied previous allegations, Washington's attitude to snuff...More

China will prevent US TikTok ‘takeover’

Ma Jingjing and Shen Weiduo October 01, 2020

China will prevent US TikTok ‘takeover’

China will resolutely take actions to prevent TikTok and its technologies from falling into the US' hands to protect its national security and the interests of its enterprises, experts said on Sunday, as a hearing continues as of press time in the US over whether the US government's...More

US loses global appeal despite so-called democracy and freedom

Li Qingqing October 01, 2020

US loses global appeal despite so-called democracy and freedom

The New York Times (NYT) on Friday published an article in which political analyst in Myanmar U Aung Thu Nyein said the US "is a first-world country but it is acting like a third-world country." Mike Bradley, mayor of Sarnia, a Canadian city, said in the report that...More

Freight rate of American routes rises with more orders from US

GT staff reporters September 30, 2020

Freight rate of American routes rises with more orders from US

On Saturday morning, lines of container lorries were waiting to discharge cargo at the Shanghai International Port (Group) Co (SIPG), while there were also many empty trucks and ships ready to load goods. Transport vehicles were moving around frequently, and about three or four cargo ships of super-large...More

China won’t allow US to rob TikTok: Expert

Wang Cong September 30, 2020

China won’t allow US to rob TikTok: Expert

While Chinese officials have noticeably maintained public silence over the proposed restructuring plan for TikTok, there is an increasingly unmistakable signal from Beijing that it will not allow the US to rob one of the country's most globally successful apps so openly and unscrupulously, Chinese experts said on...More

Huawei says survival to be main task under US ban, vows to use all strength to empower industry partners

Shen Weiduo and Fan Lingzhi in Shanghai September 29, 2020

Huawei says survival to be main task under US ban, vows to use all strength to empower industry partners

While some people are still wondering about the fate of Huawei, the Chinese tech giant which has been just cut from almost all chip supplies under a US chip ban effective from September 15, doesn't seem to be as worried as expected and has presented its next vision...More