Xi's visit will inject fresh vigor into cooperation with Europe

President Xi Jinping is scheduled to pay state visits to Italy, Monaco and France from March 21 to 26.

Imperative that extremism in any guise is opposed

The white paper on the fight against terrorism and extremism and human rights protection in the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, released by the State Council Information Office on Monday, underscores China's contribution to international anti-terrorism efforts. It is also the country's latest response to the way in which its deradicalization measures in Xinjiang are being distorted by some.

Safeguarding human rights

The right to survival and development are the basis for all other human rights. Without a safe, stable social environment where people can live free from threats, it is illusive to talk about other human rights.

Countering extremist brainwashing

Thanks to a series of actions to counter extremism, the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region has remained peaceful and stable for more than two years.

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Do not let multinationals wriggle out of paying their due share of tax

IN A REPORT titled Corporate Taxation in the Global Economy published on March 10, the International Monetary Fund suggests that multinational enterprises should pay more tax to low-income countries where they make huge profits from cheap labor and resources. Beijing Youth Daily comments:

Illegal reuse of medical plastic a health risk

EVERY YEAR on International Consumer Rights Day, China Central Television broadcasts a consumer rights protection program. This year's show included a report on a business chain that connects plastic medical waste on one end with plastic articles for everyday use on the other. Beijing News comments:

DPRK wants US to focus on peace process

Editor's note: On Friday, Democratic People's Republic of Korea Vice-Foreign Minister Choe Son-hui said that the country is considering suspending talks with the United States and may rethink a freeze on missile and nuclear tests unless Washington makes concessions. China Daily reporter Li Yang comments:

West should be alert to supremacist terror

In what New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern called "one of the country's darkest days", 50 people were killed and 50 wounded when a man attacked two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, on Friday.

Demonization of Huawei will prove to be a political farce

China's Palace Museum signed an agreement on Friday with Huawei Technologies Co Ltd to promote the use of its 5G telecommunications technology. With the new generation telecoms technology, the Forbidden City, which is the tourist site that welcomes the largest number of visitors in the world each year, will definitely provide state-of-the-art services.

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New law will better protect IPR

The transfer of technology is a necessary requirement for innovative development.