Driving forces behind China’s high-quality, cost-effective Evs

The rise of Chinese electric vehicles (EVs) is undoubtedly a historic event reshaping the landscape of the global auto industry. Chinese automotive manufacturers now produce over half of

With expanded membership, BRICS’ role set to be bolstered at Kazan summit

Countries of the Global South are increasingly looking upon the BRICS grouping as an indispensable international force for global economic development and the building of a more just,

NATO chief assumes predecessor’s mantle

Before Mark Rutte assumed the NATO general secretary’s post on Oct 1, there were hopes he would make more balanced and independent decisions than his predecessor Jens Stoltenberg,

Thriving BRICS answer to bloc politics

The expansion of BRICS grouping from five to 10 member countries has successfully pushed it onto the fast track of becoming a “Greater BRICS” cooperation mechanism. Riding the

Solution to EV dispute must be found to avoid breaking beneficial partnership

Despite the eight rounds of intensive talks they have held since Sept 20 in Brussels, China and the European Union have yet to reach a mutually acceptable solution

The deeper lies go, the more exposed Lai’s true colors are

Compared with his overtly separatist speech at his “inauguration” on May 20, the “pro-peace” and economy-focused address of Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te at a ceremony in Taipei

US on a hiding to nothing trying to use human rights lies to ostracize China

Spreading lies about the human rights situation in the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region has long been a tactic employed by the United States to smear China’s image and

Anti-China hysteria could prove self-defeating for US

The U.S. Congress recently held “China Week,” passing 25 bills aimed at curbing China’s advancements in biotechnology, drones, electric vehicles (EVs), and more. This surge in anti-China legislation

Committed to a higher cause in nation’s pursuit for rejuvenation

The stories of the national medal and honorary title winners, most of them in their 80s with a few in their 90s, should inspire people across the country

Companies, experts decry US crackdown on Chinese auto tech as ‘national security abuse’

Chinese companies and experts have criticized the growing protectionism and abuse of “national security” that underscore the U.S. government’s latest plan to rid the country’s vehicles of Chinese

Punitive tariffs on Chinese EVs would cause irreparable damage to trade ties

With the European Union due to vote very soon on imposing tariffs of up to 35.3 percent on electric vehicles made in China, last-ditch efforts to prevent China-EU

Walking the talk way to stabilize relations

A US delegation made up of officials from the Treasury and Federal Reserve Board, led by Treasury Undersecretary for International Affairs Jay Shambaugh, is to meet with Chinese

US targeting of Hong Kong offices benefits no one

The U.S. Congress’ latest bill on Hong Kong, which targets the region’s representative offices in the United States, is pure political manipulation that will benefit no one.

Spy chiefs brazen pots calling the kettle black

In a joint op-ed published in the Financial Times over the weekend, the heads of the United States and United Kingdom intelligence agencies, CIA director William Burns and

Philippines should face up to reality, give up illusions, and act responsibly

Despite the outcry by Manila to the contrary — and the biased and politically motivated support it has received to give credence to its rumpus — China has

Worries that situation in Middle East is on the brink of spiraling out of control not unfounded

China is among those countries that have expressed their concern at the latest turn of events in the Middle East. In a routine news conference, responding to

‘Project 2025’ raises genuine concerns

The Heritage Foundation unveiled its so-called Project 2025: Presidential Transition Project as early as April last year. But it was not until Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump had

Bigger BRICS building a multipolar world

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced on Sunday that Malaysia has officially applied to join the greater BRICS grouping. In late May, Thailand’s Cabinet approved a draft application

China’s appeal belies business exodus

Given the rising geopolitical tensions between China and the United States, and the “de-risking” strategy being pushed ahead by some Western countries to reduce dependence on China in

Country will open door wider

The Resolution of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China on Further Deepening Reform Comprehensively to Advance Chinese Modernization approved by the third plenary session of

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