GT investigates: A closer look at DPP's 'internet army' and its cognitive offensive forces against mainland

Cyberattacks seem to have become a new method of the separatist authorities on the island of Taiwan targeting the Chinese mainland.

GT investigates: Why has fentanyl become a tool for the US to shift blame?

The Global Times provided a detailed analysis of the origins and developments of the fentanyl crisis in the US in yesterday's in-depth report, highlighting the role of the American pharmaceutical ...

GT investigates: How will American special operations team intervene in S.China Sea?

The US military has recently announced its support for Philippine operations in the South China Sea through task force Ayungin, named after the Philippine term for China's Ren'ai Jiao (also ...

GT investigates: How 'Black Bear Academy' colludes with DPP, US anti-China forces in cultivating separatists?

The Taiwan Affairs Office of China's State Council recently announced penalties against separatists Puma Shen Pao-yang, Robert Tsao Hsing-cheng, and their “Kuma Academy” after receiving numerous tip-offs about the academy ...

GT investigates: How the West suppresses Global South economics with rule barrier, disinformation campaign

Historically, Western powers have employed violent means to engage in colonial plunder and domination on a global scale, relegating colonized nations and regions to the bottom of the industrial chain, ...

GT investigates: What US' inglorious $1.6B anti-China info campaign budget is about and where the money goes

In the 18th installment of the series, the Global Times focuses on a recently passed act by US Congress, which is widely regarded as a funding mechanism for the US ...

GT investigates: Lithium protests in Serbia: environment driven or politically motivated?

A recent protest against a lithium mining project broke out in Serbia, with demonstrators filling the streets of capital Belgrade. They reportedly obstructed the tracks at two railway stations in ...

Pathway to Prosperity: GT survey in 13 countries highlights BRI's significant role in green development, poverty reduction, and cultural exchanges

The year 2024 ushers in the second golden decade of the joint building of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) after the initiative has already yielded many fruitful results worldwide. ...

Weaponized tests: How US uses extraterritorial jurisdiction to intervene in international sports, tarnish China's anti-doping efforts

Behind the US and Western "anti-doping" narrative lies a complex power dynamic that manipulates the sports field for political gain. The Paris Olympics once again highlighted how doping tests have ...

GT investigates: Rumor 'mainland media stepping in Taiwan TV program' exposes DPP's fake news fabrication chain targeting Beijing

It's nothing new for some separatist media outlets on the island of Taiwan, backed or indulged by the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) authorities, to fabricate fake news to slander the ...

GT investigates: DPP's lavish bribery for international support will only lead to isolation and embarrassment

At the so-called inauguration ceremony of Taiwan regional leader-elect Lai Ching-te on Monday, a few scattered seats were occupied by the "diplomatic allies" of the ruling secessionist Democratic Progressive Party ...

GT investigates: Boeing incidents spotlight chronic woes and systemic problems in US manufacturing sector

Industry insiders and experts reached by the Global Times revealed that behind the frequent accidents is the American hegemony that has fallen apart like scattered nuts and bolts on the ...

GT investigates: How do some US politicians play 'national security' card, defame Chinese investment with 'land grabbing' fallacy?

China is a main target of this restriction wave, although as a recent opinion piece in The Economist noted: "Chinese landholdings are both tiny and shrinking." Then how did the ...

GT investigates: Seven facts you must know behind Philippines' malicious hype of China's 'cyanide fishing'

There is overwhelming evidence that the Philippines is actually a large practitioner and exporter of cyanide fishing, while it continues to hype up accusations against Chinese fishermen using cyanide to ...

Chinese travelers prefer SE Asia during Spring Festival holidays: GT survey

Many Chinese travelers still prefer Southeast Asian countries as their top overseas destinations for the upcoming Spring Festival, or Chinese Lunar New Year holidays, with Maldives, Singapore and Thailand topping ...

GraphicAnalysis: Biz execs bullish on 2024 China economy, defying doomsayers

A recent survey jointly conducted by the Global Times Institute and General Office of China Chamber of International Commerce has shown that entrepreneurs' confidence in China's economy in 2024 is ...

GT investigates: Evidences, sources prove India 'supports terrorism' in Pakistan's Balochistan

There are "solid bits of evidence" proving that India supports terrorist forces in some Pakistani areas like Balochistan Province, providing them with money, weapons, and training, some sources close to ...

GT investigates: Nearly 90 percent of Chinese respondents believe US lacks sincerity in improving bilateral ties: GT survey

The year 2023 witnessed many changes in the international landscape and also saw more voices from the Global South on the global stage. It was also a year in which ...

China's unique modernization process generates strong appeal worldwide, especially in Global South: GT survey

According to a survey conducted by the Global Times Institute on the opinions of participants across 20 countries in 16 languages, about 60 percent of respondents from foreign countries believe ...

GT investigates: How does US-led G7 wage cognitive warfare against China over South China Sea?

The Group of Seven (G7) has been hyping the South China Sea issue synchronously under the US leadership. In the latest statement released earlier this month, the G7 once again ...

GT on the spot: Xinjiang's youth football aspirations on the rise

Xinjiang is home to many football enthusiasts. In Artux City, Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, people take pride in the strong football atmosphere and the support of the solid ...

GT investigates: How US vilifies China's chip progress with cognitive warfare tricks?

“Cognitive Warfare” has become a new form of confrontation between states, and a new security threat. With new technological means, it sets agendas and spreads disinformation, so as to change ...

GT investigates: Unveiling propaganda campaign by Philippines, Western media to defame China, stir up trouble in South China Sea

Why does the Philippines, despite knowing the potential for conflict, choose to provoke and manipulate journalists to create a provocative narrative against China? What are their attempts to control public ...

GT investigates: US reports accusing China of 'manipulating information' spark criticism with de facto faults

The proverbial thief crying out "stop thief" seems to be a norm in the US' cognitive warfare against China. The US, as a veteran of public opinion attack and a ...

GT investigates: Dispelling misconceptions about current state of the Chinese economy

In the ongoing process of China's post-pandemic economic recovery, much like many other nations, the world's second-largest economy is faced with its share of challenges with ups and downs more ...

GT investigates: 30,000 plus Xinjiang-related stories expose how certain Western media fabricate, hype up 'forced labor' smear

In order to understand the political and economic motives behind their “forced labor” fallacy and, as well as the exploration of the narrative's manipulation strategies, transmission paths, and methods of ...

GT investigates: Uncovering bad faith tactics some Western media employ to hype up 'China collapse' theory

When the Chinese economy faces a tough time during June and July, with major economic indicators showing a trend moving toward a pessimistic direction, a chorus of voices pushing the ...

GT investigates: Absurd 'Ghost town' slander exposes US' malicious cognitive warfare targeting China's economy, international image

Anyone who has been to Lujiazui is likely to be charmed by its dense skyscrapers and bustling roads. The area offers a gorgeous view of the illuminated night skyline and ...

GT investigates: US scapegoats China for fentanyl crisis but illness rooted in decades of painkiller abuse, FDA-pharmacy collusion

The US is plagued with a drug abuse problem more acute than any other countries as 12 percent of global drug users come from the North American country, two times ...

GT investigates: Chinese projects in South Pacific islands boost devt, stabilize economy, debunking 'military influence', 'debt trap' hype

Standing atop the construction site of the 18-story FHL Commercial Tower in the heart of Suva's Business District, one can savor an expansive vista of the capital city sprawling out ...

GT investigates: Who is the black hand behind conspiracy to smear 'Overseas Police Service Station' and attack China?

It was reported recently that the US Department of Justice arrested two Chinese residents in New York on suspicion of setting up a "secret police station" in Manhattan for the ...

GT investigates: How many dirty tricks Japan plays to whitewash its poisonous dumping plan?

Why is the nuclear-contaminated wastewater being dumped by Japan actually not in accordance with discharge standards as the country claims? What tricks have been used by the country to attempt ...

GT investigates: As the sword of Damocles hanging over global security crashes down, what can the international community do?

Hours after Japan started to dump nuclear-contaminated wastewater into the ocean on August 24, Chinese seafood distributor Xiao Maoxu posted an advertisement on social media promoting her crabs. "Buy the ...

GT investigates: Japan opens Pandora's Box, hurting local companies and scaring Chinese consumers away

How will the Pandora's Box that the Kishida administration plans to open harm the country's business enterprises? Global Times reporters reached Chinese and Japanese consumers and businesspeople, who shared their ...

GT investigates: 'TIGER' task force established to promote arms sales shows US hypocrisy on Taiwan question, long-standing ills in military industry

Lai Ching-te, deputy leader of the island of Taiwan and the secessionist Democratic Progressive Party's (DPP) candidate for the 2024 regional elections, reportedly plans to stop over in the US ...

GT Investigates: How much have US 'Big Five' weapon manufacturers gained from arms sales to Ukraine?

It's hard to know exactly know how much money have flowed from the Ukraine frontline into the pockets of US weapon manufacturers. But the Global Times found that most of ...

GT investigates: US reaps profits from 'dirty energy gold rush' in Ukraine amid crisis

While the US keeps adding fuel to the fire of the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, its power and energy giants are busy expanding business in the country, trying to take a ...

Attacking Empire: What will rampant US cyber army bring to the world?

From the Persian Gulf War in 1991, the US has predicted that information technology would lead to a new revolution in military affairs, in which armed forces with advantages in ...

Surveillance Empire: Unrestricted eavesdropping on allies, citizens exposes hypocrisy of American human rights

In the second installment of the series, we invited Tang Lan, director of the Center for Cyberspace Security and Governance Studies at the China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations, to ...

GT investigates: Fish have no voice, so we fishermen have to speak out for the ocean, Fukushima fishermen say

As the scheduled plan to dump the nuclear-contaminated wastewater from Daiichi plant approaches, Global Times reporters went to Fukushima. In this second installment of this field investigation, the Global Times ...

GT investigates: 'democratic' Japanese govt deaf to public demands to halt nuclear-contaminated wastewater dumping plan

As the scheduled plan to dump the wastewater approaches, Global Times reporters went to Fukushima. In the third and final installment of this field investigation, the Global Times speaks to ...

GT Investigates: How Taiwan separatists buy favor from failed British PM Truss, more Western politicians to stage anti-China farce

British media said Truss' visit to the island of Taiwan could earn her "tens of thousands of pounds." This is not the first time Taiwan's secessionists have paid anti-China Western ...

GT investigates: Fukushima greets summer with dread as nuclear-contaminated wastewater dumping approaches

As summer approaches, the Global Times reporters went to the Fukushima Prefecture. In this first installment of this field investigation, the Global Times reveals the palpable sense of fear and ...

GT investigates: How US threatens global internet security through decades of cyber surveillance, attacks

A decade has passed since the PRISM scandal was exposed by Edward Snowden and enraged the world. Under the guise of so-called “national interests,” the US government and its related ...

US officials attending rally led by neo-Nazi supporters 'yet another example of US supporting extremists for strategic goals'

The alleged drone attack on the Kremlin last week added more fuel to the tense Russia-Ukraine situation. The drone incident was likely the work of extremists advocating for war in ...

GT investigates: Japan flatters abroad at great PR expenses to gain more endorsements on potential environmental terrorism

The Global Times has conducted a comprehensive investigation into the PR stunts the Japanese government and the Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) are using in an attempt to gain further ...

More than tongue-sucking scandal, it's time to see through 14th Dalai Lama's illusive moral icon image

It seems the 14th Dalai Lama is likely to get away with his most recent scandal under the protection of numerous Western media sources, which have hurriedly whitewashed the monk's ...

GT investigates: US' shameful history of immigrants, refugees mistreatment reveals democracy, human rights hypocrisy

The fire on March 27 at the "Temporary Station of Ciudad Juarez" - an immigration detention center in the State of Chihuahua a few meters from the Mexican border with ...

GT investigates: US tramples on human rights, throws people into black prisons and custody centers

The Global Times is publishing a series of articles that examine these and other sociopolitical and economic forms of chaos in the US. This is the fourth installment in the ...

GT investigates: Contrary to Western smears, boarding schools offer students in rural Xizang access to quality education, opportunity to change life

In recent months, the topic of "boarding schools" in Xizang has become a pointed term, as some Western media sources and organizations have hyped the false narratives of "children being ...

GT investigates: US urged to explain lab accidents as its poor biosecurity records spark concerns

The three-year COVID-19 pandemic has brought a lot of pain to the world, but some people in the US are still trying to use it as a weapon to hurt ...

GT investigates: How Tokyo Electric Power colluded with Japanese govt to push a plan to dump nuclear-contaminated wastewater?

Saturday marks the 12th anniversary of the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami in Fukushima which triggered a nuclear disaster that still haunts the region until today.

GT investigates: How US financial institutions, interest groups worsen developing countries' debt burden using 'vulture funds'

While the US-led West is busy pointing fingers at China, a few US financial institutions, as well as the interest groups behind them, are the main culprit of many economic ...

Exclusive: Piled containers at Chinese ports 'normal market adjustment;' Hustle and bustle mirrors trade resilience, defies Western doomsayers

On a chilly Wednesday morning, hundreds of trucks loaded with multi-colored containers queue in front of a 363-meter-long ship docked at a terminal at the Qingdao port, East China's Shandong ...

GT investigates: Chronic malaise over American society leaves indelible stain on democracy, human rights record

The Global Times is publishing a series of articles that examine these and other sociopolitical and economic forms of chaos in the US. This is the third installment in the ...

Truth on US spy balloons: the US has not only numerous projects, but also a long history of spying records

By using the balloon saga, some US politicians have pushed anti-China sentiments in Washington to a climax in recent weeks so as to push the China-US relations to nadir. Aside ...

GT investigates: Rumor about 'China militarily aiding Russia' exposes ill intentions of Western media

As the first anniversary of the Russia-Ukraine conflict approaches, observers have noticed that a few people in the West are hyping up another wave of rumors targeting China. While some ...

GT investigates: Unable to solve the chronic disease of gun violence highlights US' declining governance, exposes US govt's lie about human rights

Although she has only been in the US for a few months, Michelle Gong, a Chinese student at Michigan State University, said she had the most horrific experience of her ...

GT investigates: Big Pharma greed, lobbying, failed governance, and economic woes lead to US' drug crisis

America's drug abuse problem - a long-existing thorn in the side of US society - has grown more serious in recent years in the country along with an increasing number ...

Company executives show higher confidence in Chinese economic recovery than in Asia or world prospects in next few years, GT survey shows

A recent survey conducted by the Global Times Research Center with 405 mid and senior-level executives from domestic and overseas companies showed that more than half of the respondents ...

Having weathered epidemic storms overseas, Chinese return to hometown for safe, joyous Spring Festival reunions

For countless overseas Chinese, this year's Spring Festival provided an opportunity to be reunited with family for the first time since China's prevention and control of the COVID-19 epidemic entered ...

Knowing from the screen: Intl markets keen on good Chinese stories: GT survey on Chinese film and television's overseas audience

With the strengthening of China's overseas influence and the deepening of international exchanges and cooperation, more and more Chinese film and television works have entered the families and cinemas in ...

GT investigates: US uses IPMDA to stir confrontation in South China Sea, while China seeks blue economy partnerships with ASEAN

Through maintaining provocative cliques, the US keeps creating rivalries in Indo Pacific which drives the global maritime order toward competition and conflict as “Indo-Pacific Partnership for Maritime Domain Awareness (IPMDA)” ...

GT investigates: How US reaps EU with high-priced energy, Inflation Reduction Act amid Russia-Ukraine conflict

Having been drawn into the protracted and intense Russia-Ukraine conflicts, experiencing inflation and skyrocketing energy costs... Nine months after the outbreak of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine in February, ...

GT Investigates: West, not China, eats most of world's fish – debunking NYT, DiCaprio claims

The New York Times (NYT) recently published a pair of articles, claiming that China's growing fish consumption and fishing activities are posing a threat to world maritime resources. This, one ...

GT Investigates: Australia urged to take practical action in easing tensions with China as coal, wine and oat grass companies look to mend frayed ties

Exporters of coal, wine, lobsters and oat grass in Australia are calling for normalized trade ties with China, their major destination market, amid growing expectations for improved bilateral relations after ...

Indentured by hegemony - US builds slavery empire by exploiting other countries

Exploiting natural resources of developing countries, seeking cheap labor globally, turning countries as markets to dump its products, setting dollar supremacy to hijack other countries, and starting coups, wars or ...

GT investigates: How US exploits minority workers and immigrants in agriculture and other labor-intensive industries

​Editor's Note: Inmates in prisons are subject to labor exploitation, minors working as child laborers are abused, and human trafficking remains rampant: Today, more than 150 years after the abolition of ...

GT investigates: Millions of prison laborers in US produce billions in annual profits while working in harsh conditions, risking their lives for pennies

Prisons in the US are not just facilities to detain criminals, but also segments of the capitalist chain dedicated to making profits. In these veritable camps prisoners are squeezed to ...

City of the future: Xiong'an becomes a model for urban high-quality devt under CPC leadership

Five years after the announcement of the blueprint of the Xiong'an New Area in North China's Hebei Province, numerous changes have taken place that show to the world China's orderly ...

US pushes military pact with Nepal, puts Himalayan peace at stake for geopolitical ambition

Although the SPP purportedly emphasizes disaster relief and anti-terrorism, and intentionally downplays the military intentions of the US, its military essence has been clear in its implementation. It has served ...

US uses sales of second-hand arms as bait to expand influence, but irresponsible transfers risk empowering terrorists, criminals

At the US-ASEAN Summit held earlier this month, US President Joe Biden promised to enhance security cooperation with Southeast Asian countries with an obvious intent to actively rope in ASEAN ...

GT Investigates: Higher infection and mortality, increasing ethnic violence, unemployment, and deep-rooted racism in the US deprive minorities of a present and a future

Editor's Note: Western countries, one by one, have scrapped their COVID-19 restrictions and are purportedly be ready to "return to normalcy." Yet, as the novel coronavirus continues to mutate, from the ...

GT Investigates: US epidemic incompetence creates 200,000 'COVID orphans' with 75% of American children infected

More than two years after the novel coronavirus disease outbreak, and behind the whopping COVID-19 death toll of more than a million in the US, there are far more shocking ...

GT Investigates: West ignores scientific wisdom with premature reopening, most vulnerable left to die

As the West embracing "normalcy" with bars full of unmasked revelers, beaches awash with sunbathers from home and abroad, it seems they cannot wait to walk out of the COVID-19 ...

GT Investigates: Layer by layer, peeling back the US' masks and what it has wrought onto the world

The masks covering the true face of the US have been removed one after another through the seven investigative stories the Global Times published over the course of the past ...

GT Investigates: Western media bad-mouths China's food security amid Ukraine crisis, while blaming Chinese for global supply strain

Food security has become a fresh topic used by some Western media outlets to smear China, as the conflict between Russia and Ukraine has, to some degree, caused a grain ...

Cold War schemer: Reminiscing in its past 'victory,' US brings color revolutions to 21st century to maintain its hegemony

From disintegrating the Soviet Union to designing the "Ukrainian Trap" step by step with the intention of achieving the strategic goals of "eliminating" Russia, suppressing Europe, containing China and maintaining ...

Ukraine crisis instigator: US-led NATO reneges on 'Not one inch eastward' promise to compress Russia's space to the extreme

Since the military conflict between Russia and Ukraine began, the international community has become increasingly aware of the roles the US and NATO have played behind the crisis.

GT Investigates: China's zero-COVID policy, flexible measures ensure minimum impact on supply chains

Concerns by some US media outlets over potential supply chain hiccups as a round of Omicron cases hit some of China's major manufacturing and commercial cities are a testament to ...

GT investigates: From Guantanamo Bay to local prisons, human rights violations are pervasive in US jail system

The notorious Guantanamo Bay prison has become synonymous with the 'dark prison' of the world, but it reflects only the tip of the iceberg of the US prison system's trampling ...

GT investigates: US politicians, Western media, Taiwan online trolls co-orchestrated disinformation campaign against Chinese mainland amid Russia-Ukraine conflict

False claims targeting China have seen a new wave of proliferation after the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, as the Global Times discovers that the usual suspects in the disinformation ...

GT investigates: Evidence suggests US may have supported neo-Nazi Azov Battalion

The Azov Special Operations Detachment, also known as Azov Battalion, a infamous Ukraine-based neo-Nazi military regiment founded by white supremacists, garnered worldwide attention after its members were seen involved in ...

Looting in name of democracy: How US pulls the strings behind controversial MCC deal with Nepal?

Widely seen as part of the US' Indo-Pacific Strategy's push to further contain China, the MCC deal has been called a tool of modern imperialism. Behind this aggressive push, the ...

GT Investigates: A 'green terror': Separatist DPP authority tries to silence pro-reunification and mainland-friendly Taiwan citizens with punishment, threats

The ongoing 2022 Winter Olympic Games and the just concluded Chinese Spring Festival holidays, this year's biggest sports pageant and the most important festival for Chinese people on both sides ...

GT investigates: Taiwan's DPP authority splurges on bribes to win international favor, maintain dwindling 'diplomatic ties'

People on the island remain confused about how much money DPP authority have spent under the name of "diplomacy," where the money has gone, and what exactly it has bought.

GT investigates: Rich countries hoarding vaccines in disregard of poorer regions breathes life into new variants, worsens economic disparity

As the world tries to counter Omicron and bumps up booster shot campaigns, vaccine supply has once again come under discussion, as the World Economic Forum (WEF) rang the alarm ...

GT Investigates: Entrepreneurs from China, Japan and South Korea pin hopes on the RCEP: survey

Despite the ongoing pandemic and geopolitical volatility, most entrepreneurs from China, Japan and South Korea are optimistic about China's economic growth in 2022 and the recently implemented mega trade pact ...

GT investigates: Why American institutes stigmatize Chinese students who defend reputation of motherland?

Purdue University President Mitch Daniels' open letter to all students on December 15, in which he condemned Chinese students for "harassment" and "threats" allegedly made against students who criticize China, ...

GT investigates: More youth eager to discuss how to govern Taiwan after reunification, quash bias toward mainland

The intense situation in the Taiwan Straits in 2021 brought the anxiety of war among international media and observers, but for Chinese from the Chinese mainland and Taiwan, discussions over ...

From great chaos to great restoration: 'Qinling Mountains defense battle' reflects China's efforts to protect its ecological environment

The environmental duress faced by the Qinling Mountains has become increasingly serious due to the continuous increase in the conflict between development and environmental protection over the past decades. Driven ...

GT Investigates: Western-style 'democracy' losing luster, with China's political system performing better than US' in the eyes of the nation's youth

A recent questionnaire survey conducted by the Global Times found that most Chinese young people, especially generation Z born in the 1990s and 2000s, now view China as more democratic ...

Democracy in the eyes of Generation Z

A recent GT questionnaire survey finds that China's gen-Z feel that the Western political system is no longer a role model for global democracy, and they view China's political system ...

GT investigates: US' wanton sanctions deal humanitarian disasters in countries it dislikes

How many evils have been committed in the name of democracy? Exporting wars, launching "color revolutions," fomenting extremist ideologies, and promoting economic instability... the US has left endless trails of ...

Debunking the US' self-proclaimed role as intl religion police

Secretly supporting extremist groups, providing shelter for dangerous cults, trying to divide by manipulating religion... the US, the self-proclaimed international religion police, uses "religious freedom" to interfere in other countries' ...

US cultivates pseudo-religious groups overseas, pumps support to terrorists to wreck its adversaries

For decades, the US has never stopped its interference in other countries' internal affairs in the name of upholding religious freedom. Check out the graphic to learn what has been ...

GT Investigates: US cultivates pseudo-religious groups overseas, pumps support to terrorists to wreck its adversaries

For decades, the US has never stopped its interference in other countries' internal affairs in the name of upholding religious freedom; it destabilized entire nations, and incited opposition and division. ...

GT Investigates: Lithuanian goods not yet removed from China's customs list, but firms seek alternatives amid risks

Chinese experts said that while there have been no direct economic countermeasures yet against Lithuania, future countermeasures cannot be ruled out if Lithuania continues on the wrong path. Chinese officials ...

US' hegemonic mindset in the name of democracy

US' hegemonic mindset in the name of democracy

GT Investigates: US wages global color revolutions to topple govts for the sake of American control

To start a revolution, first you need to pick a color.

Fragmented regions under US-instigated color revolutions

Funding opposition leaders, training protesters, pressuring through diplomacy, feeding biased media reports... Color Revolutions instigated by the US in the name of democracy have caused social conflicts around the world. ...

In the name of democracy: How the US instigated color revolutions around the world

Exporting wars, launching “color revolutions” and inciting extremist ideologies – in the name of democracy. While the US has left endless bloodshed and turmoil around the world, it still attempts ...

US, world's most warlike country in name of 'democracy'

Vietnam War - 2 million civilian deaths, 3 million refugees Afghan War - 30,000+ civilian deaths, 11 million refugees Syrian War - 40,000+ civilian deaths, 12.59 million refugees … US, the most warlike country, ...

GT investigates: US war-mongering under guise of 'democracy' inflicts untold damage on the world

How many evils have been committed in the name of democracy? Exporting wars, launching "color revolutions," fomenting extremist ideologies, and promoting economic instability...the US has left countless trails of bloodshed and ...

GT investigates: Pro-secession DPP authority, US pull strings behind Taiwan's biased polls amid tense cross-Straits ties

As cross-Straits relations become tense, some polls recently conducted on the island of Taiwan deliberately gin up a pessimistic attitude toward cross-Strait relations, with their objectivity and authenticity being widely ...

GT investigates: Funding opposition, cultivating influence through cult - US, Taiwan island lurk in shadows of Solomon Islands riots

Riots in the southern Pacific nation the Solomon Islands are yet to be brought under control, with Chinatown in the country's capital, Honiara, being burned and looted, seeing Chinese nationals ...

GT investigates: From running secret prison for US to torturing refugees, Lithuania has untold dark history

The plight of refugees in Lithuania has recently drawn wide attention from the international community. At the Lithuanian border, military police used tear gas and military dogs to indiscriminately attack ...

GT exclusive from Xinjiang: Inside 7/28 terror attack

Nurmemet clearly remembers when over 100 terrorists blocked a road, burned passing vehicles and killed innocent civilians in the 7/28 attack in 2014. He was shot and lost consciousness after ...

GT Exclusive: 'I'm lucky to be alive.' Xinjiang police officer recalls 56-day manhunt for terrorists in mountains

The dazzling sunshine in late September shines upon the craggy foothills of the Tianshan Mountains. The unique natural landscape is undoubtedly attractive to hikers, but to Xinjiang police officers who ...

GT investigates: Hacking China's medical institutes at COVID-19 outbreak, targeting aerospace firms during China's space missions – Cyberattacks from India disclosed

Evil flower in South Asia, lure of beauty, ghost war elephants roaming the Himalayas … To many people, these fantastic code names could only be heard in thrilling hacker movies. ...

Cyberattacks from South Asian regions, mainly India, target China's key industries

Top Indian hackers were busted for constantly attacking defense and military units, state-owned enterprises in China, Nepal and Pakistan. Such attacks are on the rise under disguises of trendy topics ...

GT investigates: How developed nations shift blame on climate change

Though they have the world's highest per-capita greenhouse gas emissions and transfer polluting companies to less developed regions, in terms of confronting climate change, developed countries continue to shift the ...

GT investigates: Plenty of space in Hong Kong for NGOs, but no longer for subversive groups like Amnesty International

Why did the NGO make the decision to leave the city? What conduct did it have in the past that could violate the law? Why is not there room for ...

GT investigates: How Bhutanese seek national security via independence pursuit; what China could do to help

Whether Bhutan and China could yield any results on the border negotiations, there needs to be a full-scale improvement in China-India relations, Zhang Jiadong, professor at the Center for American ...

GT Exclusive: How well-off villages in Xizang contribute to border defense: development vital to defending territory

In the border regions of Southwest China's Xizang Autonomous Region, newly-built and consistently-developing comparatively well-off villages have become an essential and effective part of border defense.

GT investigates: Some Indian media slammed as rumormongers as distorted reports on China spark outrage among readers

The Indian media has again provoked outrage among Chinese readers in a recent wave of distorted reports saying India detained Chinese troops for "crossing the borderline." This was soon confirmed ...

Will Afghan Taliban honor its promise to China to make clean break with ETIM?

"Where have the members of the 'East Turkistan Islamic Movement (ETIM)' gone after leaving Afghanistan? How many of them are staying in the country?" These are the questions people are ...

Chronicle of COVID-19 Outbreak

A recent US CDC report found COVID-19 antibodies in blood samples as early as Dec 13, 2019. With more & more evidence surfacing about the coronavirus' origins in places outside ...

With records of 'lab-created coronaviruses' incidents, supervision loopholes and audacious germ researchers, what really happened in US' UNC labs?

Alongside the infamous Fort Detrick lab, a biological laboratory at the University of North Carolina (UNC) at Chapel Hill, led by well-known US coronavirus expert Ralph Baric, has become the ...

Exclusive: How BCI's predetermined guilty report on Xinjiang was made up?

The Better Cotton Initiative (BCI), a Switzerland-based nongovernmental organization, was at the center of the campaign smearing the cotton industry of Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, which was started ...

GT investigates: Why Fort Detrick lab should be investigated for global COVID-19 origins tracing

The lab-leak theory, that COVID-19 was leaked from a laboratory, has once again caused a clamor since the beginning of this year, months after the argument was thrown into the ...

Visiting a "blacklisted" PV company in Xinjiang to disprove US forced labor allegations

The US on Wednesday blacklisted five Chinese companies over forced labor allegations in Xinjiang, Xinjiang Daqo New Energy Co is one of them. But what's inside the Xinjiang company framed ...

Steel traders lick wounds as Chinese govt swiftly strikes down prices hike

Under the Chinese government's swift, resolute and concerted efforts to put down a sudden spike in steel prices, a bubble that began to suddenly inflate in early May started to ...

GT investigates: China provides 60% of India's lifeline but Indian logistics jams threaten timely domestic delivery

As India struggles with the worst COVID-19 outbreak yet with record infection cases and deaths and dire shortages of crucial supplies, some in the country have resorted to knee-jerk reactions ...

GT investigates: Chinese firms padding prices, quality issues in medical exports to India broken down

Chinese manufacturers have become major suppliers of life-saving medical equipment for India to combat the devastating COVID-19. However, controversies have surfaced in the Indian media over the export price and ...

11 new COVID-19 infections imported from India reported on cargo ship at E China's Zhoushan

Eleven Chinese crew members on a cargo ship at Zhoushan city, East China's Zhejiang Province, were reported to be imported COVID-19 infections from India, with all of them sent to ...

GT investigates: automation in Xinjiang PV factories, cotton farms debunks 'forced labor' claim

At the factory gate of Xinjiang Daqo, a raw materials producer for global solar panels in Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, a security guard dressed in a camouflage coat ...

GT investigates: US sits on stockpile as others beg

When the US sets priority on vaccines, it takes it, even as many countries in the rest of the world are suffering from a deadly pandemic and in desperate need ...

Xinjiang PV enterprise refutes unfounded Bloomberg report on irresponsible accusation of 'forced labor'

First it was cotton; now it's Xinjiang's solar panels that are being targeted. Both are pillar industries of Xinjiang in Northwest China, and they have become the target of what ...

GT investigates video: why the joint WHO-China report includes hypotheses of cold chain and the world military games?

GT reporters investigated in Wuhan on hypotheses of cold chain transmission and mass gathering of the 2019 World Military Games that were included in the WHO-China report. Click on the ...

GT investigates: Getting closer to early COVID-19 cases: Why the joint WHO-China report included hypotheses of cold chain and the world military games

Many unanswered doubts need further global investigations, such as tracing the imported food supply chain during the military games. Prominent scientists from the joint WHO-China study and Chinese health authority ...

GT Investigates: Vivid everyday life in Wuhan contrasts with BBC documentary

April 9, 2021, the day following Wuhan's 1st anniversary of its lockdown lift, blue skies, green trees, yellow flowers...people in groups, talking, laughing, standing along the view platform ...

Why the world's first COVID-19 vaccine volunteers are such massive advocates for Chinese-produced jabs

As China pioneers in COVID-19 vaccine research and more than 145.4 million people in the country have received the vaccines, the first batch of volunteers, in perfect health up until ...

GT investigates: Wuhan bounces back one year after restart, clears its name from West's slander

One year ago, Wuhan, the Central China city that was hardest hit by the novel coronavirus, ended a 76-day lockdown. The scars of the epidemic are fading in Wuhan, but ...

BCI's China office says no 'forced labor' found in Xinjiang in past 8 years

Fashion retailer H&M's announcement that it was prohibiting any type of "forced labor" in its supply chain in China's Xinjiang, an issue falsely created and fanned by Western anti-China forces, ...

GT investigates: Is Human Rights Watch an impartial NGO or a US post-Cold War zombie?

Anti-China media outlets and certain NGOs are colluding with secessionist forces to foment a "rumor mill" against China. Within this enormous "mill," some NGOs claiming to be independent organizations often ...

GT investigates: Chinese syringe, needle suppliers work at full swing amid strong US demand

Despite the US government's attempt to get rid of the Chinese supply chain, Chinese syringe and needle suppliers are dealing with a production expansion after orders continue to increase worldwide, ...

Revolutionary base leads the poverty-reduction work with 'Red Army' spirit

Every year, tens of thousands of people visit the county-level city, a sacred place in China's history of revolution in modern history, to trace and worship the Jinggangshan spirit - ...

China shares digital economy and other creative poverty reduction methods with developing countries

China's full-fledged poverty reduction campaign created a world miracle which has not only benefited millions of Chinese people, but also exerted a positive influence on other developing countries, as many ...

GT investigates: Western forces, HK secessionists behind China rumors in Myanmar

The West's campaign to put pressure on and intervene in Myanmar's domestic affairs further escalated after the UK and Canada imposed targeted sanctions on Myanmar's generals on Thursday following the ...

Entrepreneurs from China, Japan, S.Korea optimistic on Chinese economy in 2021: survey

Most entrepreneurs and high-level executives from China, Japan and South Korea are optimistic about China's economic growth this year, according to a survey by the Global Times Research Center, Maeil ...

Chinese, Japanese and South Korean firms unlikely to receive more favorable conditions under incoming Biden administration

Companies from China, Japan and South Korea are expecting to continue to feel the weight of a trade war initiated by the US against China, while further technology decoupling is ...

GT investigates: Stories on Xinjiang that BBC chooses to twist

For some anti-China forces, cotton has become the latest tool to hype "forced labor" topics in Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. Citing a report of the infamous "scholar" Adrian ...

GT investigates video: Stories on Xinjiang that BBC chooses to twist

GT reporters visited the factory with which a BBC report accused China of using “forced labor” in its Xinjiang region. But what we found in the factory may disappoint BBC ...

GT investigates video: Inside China's race for COVID-19 vaccines?

Where is China in this vaccine race? Are China's vaccines safe? When Chinese vaccines research is complete, how will they contribute to the world's fight against COVID-19? Check out a ...

GT investigates: The mass vaccination countdown

The research and development process for a new vaccine usually takes at least a decade. But the deadly pandemic pushed the world to shorten the process to less than one ...

GT investigates: Review of 40-day response

December 27, 2019 marks the starting point for China's battle against the novel coronavirus. It was on that day that Zhang Jixian, a doctor at the Hubei Provincial Hospital of ...

GT investigates: COVID-19 battle: beyond competition between two systems

No one in the world would have imagined they had to live through difficult times amid the coronavirus pandemic that has completely changed the way we live. When many Chinese ...

Wuhan in retrospect: our lives in 2020

China's 1st doctor diagnosed as a severe COVID-19 patient hasn't told his son yet: "When my son grows up, I want him to know his father is a hero". Watch ...

Road to rebirth: a year on, Wuhan emerges stronger from COVID-19 ordeal

On December 8, 2019, Wuhan recorded its first COVID-19 patient, when the city was still unaware of the looming danger of the pandemic. A year later, Global Times reporters visited ...

GT investigates: Could cold-chain imports have sparked Wuhan early COVID-19 outbreak?

Global Times reporters visited Wuhan and talked with merchants from the Huanan Seafood Wholesale Market, where the earliest cluster infections in the country were reported, as well as prominent virologists ...

GT investigates video: Seeking for virus origin

Frequent outbreaks triggered by imported frozen products; reports suggesting traces of #coronavirus found elsewhere earlier than Wuhan… so is COVID-19 outbreak in Wuhan also result of imported cold-chain products? Check ...

GT investigates video: Will cold-chain imports trigger new wave of COVID-19 in China?

Will cold-chain imports trigger new wave of COVID-19? GT reporters visited warehouses, ports, markets in Tianjin, Wuhan, Shanghai and Beijing, & talked with officials on how to deal with the ...

Track virus

Editor's Note: Since China's General Administration of Customs reported the discovery of novel coronavirus on three batches of frozen products imported from Ecuador for the first time in July, more than ...

GT investigates: Will cold-chain imports trigger new wave of COVID-19 in China?

To investigate that risk and China's response, Global Times reporters visited logistics centers, warehouses, ports and wholesale and retail markets in cities including Tianjin, Wuhan, Shanghai and Beijing, and ...

Cities in Zhejiang abide by rules in emergency use of COVID-19 vaccines

After some cities in eastern China, where many export-driven businesses are located, showed growing demand for coronavirus vaccination, China's top regulators on drug development and epidemic prevention refuted Western media ...

Use of Chinese-developed vaccines limited in scope, not open to general public

Several cities in eastern China have been cautiously rolling out COVID-19 vaccines to the public for emergency use, which is limited to specific groups including workers and students who need ...

GT investigation: Can India's fragile economy survive its own 'boycott China' campaign?

Since the deadly clash between Chinese and Indian troops in the Galwan Valley on June 15, hyper-nationalism appear to have taken over India, where calls for boycotting Chinese products and ...

Timeline of China's battle against COVID-19 pandemic

What did China do during its fight against COVID-19 from Dec 2019 to May 2020? How did China control the virus in only a few months? Check this infographic to ...

GT Investigation: What's at stake for Australia to be US' attack dog?

The following is a Global Times investigation into the four trade areas between China and Australia that could be at risk if Canberra continues to exacerbate bilateral relations.

GT investigation: A battle to save exports, jobs

For China's export sector and its massive workforce, the coronavirus pandemic has dealt two separate blows: the first during the outbreak of the deadly virus across the country, while the ...

GT Investigation: 'All I can say is things are getting better'

Just three days after the Chinese New Year in late January, Zhang Hong, a 38-year-old construction worker from Central China's Henan Province, left his family behind and boarded a train ...

GT investigation: Is China's job market facing risk of social instability?

In the epic global struggle to recover from the coronavirus crisis, many observers agree that in China unemployment has become the most pressing problem - more pressing than a historic ...