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China-Myanmar trade won’t be affected by Western noise

Left Review Online July 13, 2022

China-Myanmar trade won’t be affected by Western noise

Myanmar is installing Chinese-built cameras with facial recognition capabilities in more cities across the country, Reuters reported on Monday, citing anonymous sources. While it is unclear whether the local companies that won the tender for Myanmar's safe city projects actually bought products from Chinese companies, it is worth...more

10 years on, with growing confidence, China’s Gen-Z finds the West no longer attractive: GT surveys

Yang Sheng, Cao Siqi and Zhang Changyue July 12, 2022

10 years on, with growing confidence, China’s Gen-Z finds the West no longer attractive: GT surveys

Editor's Note: When it comes to rapid domestic development and global ascendance, there is hardly any parallel to what China has achieved over the past decade. In a poll conducted by the Global Times Research Center in 2012, over half of foreign respondents viewed China as a "world...more

Japanese, US militaries plot to deploy mid-range missiles in Japan’s SW islands

Xing Xiaojing, Xu Keyue and Zhang Changyue July 12, 2022

Japanese, US militaries plot to deploy mid-range missiles in Japan’s SW islands

Japan's Self-Defense Forces and the US military have conspired several times since 2021 to assist Washington in deploying intermediate-range ballistic missiles on Japan's southwest islands in order to achieve "integrated deterrence" against China by strengthening construction of the "first Island chain," a source close to the matter told...more

How US exploits minority workers and immigrants in agriculture and other labor-intensive industries

Left Review Online July 11, 2022

How US exploits minority workers and immigrants in agriculture and other labor-intensive industries

Editor's Note: Inmates in prisons are subject to labor exploitation, minors working as child laborers are abused, and human trafficking remains rampant: Today, more than 150 years after the abolition of slavery in the US, the above-mentioned problems still exist in the country. Some American politicians have racked...more

MCC and the “plots” behind it

Jeevan Jagat June 10, 2022

MCC and the “plots” behind it

The Millennium Challenge Corporation Agreement (MCC Agreement) was approved by the House of Representatives after 20 years of opposition and protest from our people. Unfortunately, our demonstrations failed to prevent this agreement from making Nepal a pawn in the US Indo-Pacific strategy and even a geopolitical "abandoned pawn"...more

Global business leaders bullish on China’s long-term economic outlook at WEF

Left Review Online May 25, 2022

Global business leaders bullish on China’s long-term economic outlook at WEF

Economists and business leaders attending the World Economic Forum (WEF)'s annual meeting on Monday expressed confidence in the long-term outlook for economic growth in China, pinning their hope on the world's second-largest economy to lead a global economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. The WEF 2022 Annual Meeting...more

India expected to maintain autonomy at upcoming Quad summit, still cautious about IPEF despite being initial signatory: Analysts

Deng Xiaoci and Wan Hengyi May 25, 2022

India expected to maintain autonomy at upcoming Quad summit, still cautious about IPEF despite being initial signatory: Analysts

India, a South Asian power that has shown significant differences in attitude toward Russia and other three members of the four-nation coalition Quad, is expected to maintain its autonomy and continues to be cautious about the US-proposed Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF) for the sake of its own interests...more

As global food crisis looms large, West cannot shirk responsibility: GT Voice

Left Review Online May 25, 2022

As global food crisis looms large, West cannot shirk responsibility: GT Voice

A global food crisis seems to be approaching amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the Russia-Ukraine conflict, extreme weather and skyrocketing prices. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky warned of a global food crisis if the country cannot export its agricultural goods, while Sara Menker, a food supply expert, said at a...more

US monetary policy deepens global debt crisis in developing economies, including Sri Lanka

Maya Majueran May 25, 2022

US monetary policy deepens global debt crisis in developing economies, including Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka is grappling with the deepest economic crisis it has ever seen. The country has defaulted on its $78 billion worth of payments to international creditors, the first time in its history since its independence. Its debt obligations for this year alone exceed $7 billion, yet Sri...more

Relentless push to expand NATO represents US’ ill-fated attempt to restore a unipolar world

Andrey Kortunov May 25, 2022

Relentless push to expand NATO represents US’ ill-fated attempt to restore a unipolar world

The ninth enlargement of the NATO alliance is perhaps the most vivid illustration of the ongoing consolidation of the Collective West. A change in the political and military-strategic status of the two formerly neutral countries in Europe, Finland and Sweden, not only completely flips the geopolitical situation in...more

China sums up achievements on legal system in past decade, outlining strength of whole-process people’s democracy

Wang Qi April 30, 2022

China sums up achievements on legal system in past decade, outlining strength of whole-process people’s democracy

The Publicity Department of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee on Monday summed up China's achievements in building the legal system over the past decade, stressing that the country has seen a significant increase in the number of laws and amendments, and that while the legal...more

Shifting from defensive to offensive, military bloc NATO won’t bring security and peace

Arturo Laguado April 28, 2022

Shifting from defensive to offensive, military bloc NATO won’t bring security and peace

In the Russia-Ukraine geopolitical conflict, there is a very noteworthy phenomenon. Western sanctions against Russia go beyond the level of national governments, and many promoted by private capital and multinational institutions, ranging from international credit cards to ice cream taste, from banning works by Russian composer Pyotr Ilyich...more

Highlights of President Xi’s visits to universities ahead of China’s Youth Day in recent years

Left Review Online April 28, 2022

Highlights of President Xi’s visits to universities ahead of China’s Youth Day in recent years

President Xi Jinping on Monday visited Renmin University of China in Beijing, ahead of China's Youth Day which falls on May 4. During the visit, Xi went to an intelligent classroom for ideological-political courses to learn about the reform and innovation of ideological-political education. Look at the pictures...more

Nazism: UKraine’s Deadly Disease

Vyacheslav Tetekin, Dr.Sc. (History) April 15, 2022

Nazism: UKraine’s Deadly Disease

Today, as the military operation in Ukraine goes on, it is becoming increasingly evident that the ideological basis of the present Ukrainian government is extreme nationalism, or rather, overt Neo-Nazism. It is the continuation of the pro-Fascist Bandera movement which took the side of Hitler’s Germany during its...more

National agro and reserve system, needs-based imports ensure food security for 1.4 billion

Left Review Online April 15, 2022

National agro and reserve system, needs-based imports ensure food security for 1.4 billion

Editor's Note: As a country with a population of approximately 1.4 billion, China attaches great importance to food security. The conflict between Russia and Ukraine has pushed up food and fertilizer prices, and some impacts on global grain supplies have been witnessed. Though China has assured its food security,...more