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WTO crisis: How US role in global trade is changing

Wang Cong December 12, 2019

WTO crisis: How US role in global trade is changing

As if the world needs more evidence that the US has become a destructive force in global trade rather than a leader as it had been in the past, Washington has single-handedly and effectively paralyzed the WTO - the symbol of rules-based global free trade. The WTO's Appellate...more

Trump’s ‘Tariff War’ backfires on US factories

Chi Jingyi and Zhang Dan for Global Times December 10, 2019

Trump’s ‘Tariff War’ backfires on US factories

Beijing. The US purchasing manufacturer's index (PMI) declined in November and came in below expectations, while the PMIs of China and the EU rose. Analysts said the figures show that the US is lying in the bed it made when it comes to the impact on trade wars...more

China urged to take ‘stronger countermeasures’ against US’ Xinjiang Bill

Xie Wenting & Fan Lingzhi for Global Times December 5, 2019

China urged to take ‘stronger countermeasures’ against US’ Xinjiang Bill

Beijing. China will take strong countermeasures against the US, including releasing an "unreliable entity list" that includes relevant US entities, and imposing sanctions on relevant US officials, experts said, after the US House passed an act filled with groundless accusations against China's Xinjiang Tuesday night, local time. The...more

BRI gives economic voice to small countries

Ong Tee Keat November 30, 2019

BRI gives economic voice to small countries

The world has never been a level playing field for all nations of various ethnicities, religions, civilizations and political systems. Since 1990s, free trade and multilateralism have been the cornerstone of globalization. But the world market never treated all players equally as developed countries set the rules with...more

US attempt to spoil Chinese relations with other countries won’t succeed

Left Review Online November 29, 2019

US attempt to spoil Chinese relations with other countries won’t succeed

US Defense Secretary Mark Esper visited South Korea, Thailand, the Philippines and Vietnam during his recent trip to Asia from November 13 to 21. As Esper sought to strengthen US relations with these countries, he also tried to drive a wedge between China and its regional neighbors. Vietnam...more

American elites expose ulterior motives on China

Mu Lu November 29, 2019

American elites expose ulterior motives on China

There is a group of academic elites in the US who have kept a close watch on the situation in Hong Kong. These so-called scholars insist on the supremacy of their Western values and refuse to acknowledge the fact that China's system is more suitable to its current...more

Big gaps remain in China-US trade talks

By Wang Cong for Global Times November 24, 2019

Big gaps remain in China-US trade talks

Beijing. China and the US may still have a long way to go to end the trade war, with major differences remaining over the nature of the bilateral relationship, despite ongoing talks on a possible phase-one deal to defuse tensions, officials, business leaders and top experts said on...more

As China and US try to iron out military differences, challenges remain

Left Review Online November 22, 2019

As China and US try to iron out military differences, challenges remain

The face-to-face meeting between Chinese State Councilor and Defense Minister Wei Fenghe and US Secretary of Defense Mark Esper on Monday morning in Thai capital Bangkok was necessary now more than ever. As the trade war simmers, speculations about possible US missile deployment in Asia and the US...more

The Korean war was a state policy of the US and a war of aggression.

Jo Yong Man November 19, 2019

The Korean war was a state policy of the US and a war of aggression.

Left Review Online: Many people, especially the youths in Nepal want to know about the history of Korea. How was the situation of Korea and Korean people before the independence and socialist revolution? Jo Yong Man: The Japanese imperialists fabricated the aggressive “Ulsa Five-Point Treaty” by Brigandish means...more

Sincerity of US charm offensive in Indo-Pacific questioned

Cheng Hanping November 17, 2019

Sincerity of US charm offensive in Indo-Pacific questioned

At the recently held 35th ASEAN Summit and the East Asia Summit in Bangkok, Thailand, the absence of top-level US representatives made news. However, Robert O'Brien, the US special envoy and White House national security adviser representing US President Donald Trump surprised everyone by inviting the heads of...more

Russia to throw weight behind China’s concept of BRICS+

Pavel Tarasenko November 13, 2019

Russia to throw weight behind China’s concept of BRICS+

The 11th BRICS Summit in Brasilia, the capital of Brazil, is approaching, but we can guess what will be discussed among leaders from Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. They are expected to offer their ideas on upholding the multipolar world order and challenge Western dominance and...more

US State Secretary Pompeo slammed for slandering CPC

Xie Wenting for Global Times November 10, 2019

US State Secretary Pompeo slammed for slandering CPC

Beijing. Mike On the day celebrating the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo viciously attacked China in his speech in Berlin, trying to build a new Cold War wall, which observers find ironical. Experts slammed him for neglecting his...more

Pompeo’s attacks on CPC show his hysteria – Chinese Media

Left Review Online November 9, 2019

Pompeo’s attacks on CPC show his hysteria – Chinese Media

Beijing. US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, in a speech at an event commemorating the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall in Berlin on Friday, took a swipe at China and the Communist Party of China (CPC). He claimed the CPC "is shaping a new...more

Western Hypocrisy Worsens Human Trafficking Problem

Shi Tian November 1, 2019

Western Hypocrisy Worsens Human Trafficking Problem

Although no official statement has been made, it is widely believed that the 39 bodies found dead in Essex, the United Kingdom, were stowaways involved in human trafficking. No matter which countries they were from - Vietnam, China, or any other country - this tragedy is a warning...more

Payments linkage by China, Russia and India can challenge SWIFT hegemony

Chu Daye November 1, 2019

Payments linkage by China, Russia and India can challenge SWIFT hegemony

Beijing. An alternative to the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT) global payment system, which is being drawn up by China, Russia and India, has a fair chance to end the dominance of the US dollar in the global financial sector, Chinese analysts said Tuesday. Russian news...more