Ukraine conflict must be resolved via diplomacy, not escalated
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has shifted his stance on how Ukraine's conflict with Russia can be ended.
Authorities need to do more to make elderly people's life convenient
My wife was recently hospitalized to undergo a thorough physical check-up after doctors suspected she could have developed a heart problem. The atmosphere in the four-patient ward was mostly grim, though there were occasions when the four patients burst out laughing.
Immigrants become scapegoats amid economic challenges in Britain
In the last week, the UK has seen rioting and demonstrations in Southport, Hartlepool, Liverpool, Manchester, Sunderland and near the government headquarters in Downing Street, London. Social media posts suggest further escalation is planned.
How US secret operation disrupted Sinovac distribution
At the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, the US military launched a secret campaign to discredit China's Sinovac inoculation and to counter what it perceived as China's growing influence in the Philippines, according to a new Reuters investigation.
Heralding wrack and ruin
US effort to extend NATO into Asia-Pacific is an unwelcome risk-laden move to contain China by militaristic means
A re-imagined partnership
The election of Donald Trump as the 47th president of the United States brings significant shifts to a world already grappling with economic, political, and environmental challenges. As one of the world's most powerful political unions, the European Union faces an array of internal and external difficulties, from economic strain within its member states to the challenges of handling major global issues such as security, climate change and international trade.
Freight trains facilitating regional growth
Rail traffic across the Eurasian continent has been proliferating this year. Cooperation between the countries along the route and significant improvements in both hard and soft transport infrastructure have contributed to this trend.
Chinese catfish
Rather than engaging in a race to the bottom, there needs to be a race to the top to develop the clean technology the world desperately needs
US targets Chinese tech to lay its ghosts to rest
For years Huawei has been facing accusations from the West that its products have"backdoors" that allow the company to obtain data that flow on the networks they build and maintain, and give China access to telecom networks globally.
Close connections
Beijing is 17,000 kilometers from Brasilia, but the distance that separates the two peoples is bridged by the establishment of the relations between Brazil and China 50 years ago.
Prosperous China good for the world
Editor's note: With the world facing uncertainties, enhanced international cooperation is needed to revive global economy. As China pursues high-quality development, it will continue to be the engine of global growth. Three experts share their views on the issue with China Daily.
Guangzhou a vigorous tale of opening-up
China's journey to becoming the world's second-largest economy is truly remarkable and a case study from which all countries can learn.
A positive peace is possible
The ongoing chaos that seems to be the defining characteristic of US domestic politics sets the backdrop for the attempts of the United States to reassert its hegemony across the world through the global expansion of NATO. US political chaos reflects a political economy that is failing to meet the aspirations of the US people, let alone enable the US to recover its position as the unparalleled global military hegemon.
SCO safeguards security, development
The gold-mirrored 22-meter-diameter sphere shining above the 97-meter-tall observation deck of Baiterek Tower signifies the importance of the Kazakh capital of Astana as a new metropolis on the ancient land of Central Asia. Astana is hosting the 24th Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit.
G20 should help address common global challenges
The existing global economic governance system is faltering against the growing tide of trade protectionism and unilateralism.
Five Principles best way to resolve regional challenges
Experience shows that upholding the Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence is the best way to resolve the security challenges in the Asia-Pacific region.
