Fujian facility to lift chip supply

The country's largest single integrated circuit manufacturing facility, Fujian Jinhua Integrated Circuit Co Ltd, is expected to fill the gap in the domestic market for memory chips after the completion of the first phase of its construction in September.

Framework to boost ethical cooperation

A total of 25 major industrial associations from the pharmaceutical, medical device producer and medical care community signed an ethical cooperation framework in Beijing in July in a bid to improve business integrity and professional ethics in the industry.

Payment demands may come at a price for US

The meeting of 29 Western leaders at the NATO headquarters in Brussels that started on Wednesday has once again revealed the rift between the United States and its allies in Europe.

No safe havens for fugitives

Xu Chaofan, former head of the Kaiping sub-branch of Bank of China in Guangdong province, has been returned to China from the United States to face trial on charges of embezzlement and corruption, the top anti-corruption watchdog said on Wednesday.

Trade bullying self-destructive

THE LATEST PROPOSED TARIFFS from the Trump administration underline its trade bullying and add fuel to the spiraling tensions in the trade war between the United States and China. Xinhua News Agency comments:

NATO's biggest threat now Trump administration

IN A SUMMIT of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization in Brussels on Wednesday, US President Donald Trump unleashed a barrage of criticism against NATO, saying that the NATO members' tariffs on US goods are unfair given that they are protected by the United States. He also criticized Germany for being a "captive" of Russia, because of their gas business, and urged the NATO members to increase their defense outlay to 2 percent of their gross domestic product immediately, not by 2025 as it was agreed four years ago. Guancha.cn comments:

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US tariff measures may boomerang

Editor's note: The United States proposed to impose additional 10 percent tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods on Tuesday and thus expanded the tariff war he launched by imposing 25 percent tariff on $34 billion of Chinese imports on July 6. How should China deal with the US "trade terrorism"? Three experts share their views on the issue with China Daily's Liu Jianna. Excerpts follow:

Media must better project China's image abroad

China is playing a pivotal role in reforming the world order. It is already the world's largest trader of goods and the second-largest economy and, if its growth momentum continues, it will overtake the United States in the foreseeable future to become the largest economy.

Trump's actions damaged US' international leadership

US President Donald Trump escalated the trade quarrel between the United States and China this week by announcing he intends to impose additional 10 percent tariffs on Chinese imports worth $200 billion.

Growing opposition in US to its tariff attack on trade

The Donald Trump administration has further stoked the trade quarrel between China and the United States by announcing on Tuesday that it plans to levy 10 percent tariffs on an extra $200 billion worth of Chinese goods.

Proposed Pacific island summit a positive diplomatic move

When Papua New Guinean Prime Minister Peter O'Neill, during a visit to Fiji on Monday, mentioned China's plan for a summit of Pacific island leaders later this year, it no doubt never entered his mind that it could spark such a firestorm in Australia and New Zealand.