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Delist to D-List?
As the biggest capital market in the world, the U.S. is generally still hailed as the most welcoming and tolerant A-lister of all, but its reputation is slowly being tarnished by political interference in the capital arena.
BEIJING REVIEW
Opening Up: From China to the World
"Opening up is a defining feature of Chinese modernization," according to the Resolution of the Central Committee of the...
America’s War Machine
The desire to be a good policeman and to spread democracy around the world has had disastrous consequences for America’s global image and more ominously for the countries that have been destabilized because of the war machine.
The End of an Era?
The U.S. political system is the result of the meticulous efforts of countless participants for more than 240 years, but it may very well take just one generation to cause its downfall.
One American Initiative After Another: to What Effect?
As the U.S. launches one initiative after another, its promises of development and peace remain unfulfilled. Why? It’s not that it can’t. It’s just that it won’t.
How Pelosi’s Visit Impacted Southeast Asia
The Biden administration needs to review its policy of confrontation with China in the interest of its relationship with ASEAN countries because if it continues along this path, all parties involved will suffer.
Let There Be Legal Light
Shanghai’s amended regulations provide a legal template for nationwide light pollution management.
Giving New Life to an Old Industrial Base
Following President Xi’s instructions on promoting the coordinated development of northeast China to revitalize the region, Liaoning has implemented the ‘one circle, one belt and two zones’ regional development strategy.
“Taiwan Independence” Fantasy
This is a basic question of China’s security and sovereignty. It’s vital for the Chinese Government to insist on doing whatever is necessary to ensure ‘Taiwan independence’ is not achieved.
No Respect, No Progress
Human rights can only be protected and achieved if cooperation, dialogue, the rule of law and prohibition of discrimination and of double standards are applied by every state and every international organization.
What Is Socialism with Chinese Characteristics?
Fundamentally, it’s a social and political development concept innovated by the CPC, one that connects a socialistic vision with Chinese realities.
Bitter Fruits
The trend of selective news avoidance and the rising distrust in the news are the bitter fruits the Western media must now harvest from the seeds it has long been sowing.
Building a Strong Force for Peace
The people’s armed forces have safeguarded national sovereignty, security and development interests, and made great contributions to maintaining world and regional peace and stability as the military of a responsible large country.