Chinese colleges remain hard-hit by HIV due to discrimination and limited sex education
December 1st marks the 33rd World AIDs Day. Chinese Premier Li Keqiang has stressed China will improve the prevention and treatment system of AIDs, and related mechanisms. He also pledged to strengthen scientific research, ensure access to medicine, and continue working tirelessly to prevent and treat AIDs.
COVID-19, climate change might be chances for China, US to find cooperation in Biden administration: Paal
What will Trump possibly do against China in his administration's last days, especially in the Taiwan Straits? What policy will Biden choose upon after assuming office? Will China be a priority for Biden during his first 100 days in the White House?
Wuhan moves forward with cautiousness, hope
Wearing masks and staying at home more are habits that residents in Wuhan have cultivated during the past year. Carrying memories of pain, discrimination and slander caused by the COVID-19 outbreak, the city has struggled to heal itself and move forward with cautiousness and hope.
Exhibition shows Wuhan's resilience in darkest days
Few people were out on the streets for the cold and rainy weather in Wuhan on Saturday, but there was hustle and bustle in one venue.
Wuhan in diplomats' eyes: sacrifice, rebirth and strength
It has been a year since Freddi Gaoseb, Commercial Counselor of the Embassy of Namibia in China, first came to Wuhan, capital of Central China's Hubei Province. The moment he set his foot in the city, he couldn't hold back from sharing his memories.
GT investigates: China-Nepal, China-Bhutan border disputes rumors 'stoked by India forces'
A spate of fabricated, hyped China-Nepal and China-Bhutan border disputes is raising concerns about looming foreign forces backing the China-bashing campaign across Himalayas. Local observers and insiders reached by the Global Times see foreign hands as the source of false territory encroachment allegations and defamation against China. Experts say such sources are likely Indian political factions who see both Nepal and Bhutan as its protectorates.
SW China's Sichuan Province makes efforts to help AIDS-infected drug addicts through humane care
By the end of 2019, there were 2.148 million drug addicts in China, accounting for 0.16 percent of the country's total population, a decrease of 10.6 percent from a year earlier, according to the China Drug Situation Report 2019 released on June 16, 2020.
Biden's China policy advisers oppose 'decoupling' but unlikely to be soft on China: experts
Members of US President-elect Joe Biden's China policy team are unlikely to take a soft tone on China, but they generally go against the “cold war” and “decoupling” touted by President Donald Trump, experts suggested, adding that resumption of people-to-people exchanges may raise the curtain of Biden's China re-engagement policy.
Who are Biden's potential China policy advisers and how will their past experiences shape China-US relations?
Media analysts are anticipating how US President-elect Joe Biden's potential China advisers will contribute to the incoming administration's future handling of China-US relations. Some outlets have reported a shortlist of cabinet nominees, which generally include many former Obama administration officials. The Global Times reporters Hu Yuwei, Li Qiao and Lin Xiaoyi have looked into the latest China-related positions of some potential advisers to gain more comprehensive insight into the likely perspectives of Biden's China team.
Bright Belt & Road stories amid COVID-19 pandemic
As the world is struck by the COVID-19 pandemic, industries have been suspended around the world, leaving many jobless. The deadly virus has hampered the BRI to an extent, but the initiative has not only been functioning well amid the ongoing crisis, but also played a significant role in the global anti-pandemic fight.
China's major port city Tianjin starts mass testing of 2.6 million residents as new cases emerge
Tianjin, a city near Beijing, has been conducting mass nucleic acid testing on all 2.6 million residents in one of its districts after several people there tested positive for COVID-19 in the past days.
What potential risks lay ahead for China's COVID-19 vaccine export?
Brazil's sudden suspension of Chinese COVID-19 vaccine trials on November 9 raised concerns about obstacles China faces in exporting its vaccines. Although clinical trials of the vaccine soon resumed in Brazil, political wrangling behind multi-layered stakeholders and commercial interests in host countries pose increasing potential risks to Chinese vaccines' distribution abroad.
Chinese in the US bear mixed expectations toward Biden's win in election
As the dust of the US presidential election gradually settles, Chinese in the US, with or without a citizenship, are expressing their expectations for Joe Biden to better respond to the epidemic, as well as their concerns about his strength to implement his governing strategy and revamp the US economy.
Biden will retool trade talks with China: economist Stephen Roach
With Joe Biden being declared the winner of the US presidential election, many have discussed what changes his administration might bring to China-US relations. Policymakers and analysts around the world are speculating what policies and tools Biden will use to deal with China.
More transparent dealings with China on horizon in US, but not a turning point: Stephen Roach
Biden's win marks a more transparent, predictable and disciplined way of dealing with China as opposed to the shotgun approach to threaten or address bilateral concerns, said US economist Stephen Roach, a senior fellow at Yale University's Jackson Institute for Global Affairs and an expert on China-US economic ties, in a recent exclusive interview with the Global Times. But Roach added that an incoming US administration would not be a turning point for strained US-China relations, but rather an opportunity to draw a different approach in engaging with China.
Ignored, unmentionable desire: elderly Chinese struggle to satisfy sexual urges
A 71-year-old woman who gave the name of Sun said she occasionally has sexual desire.
Exclusive photos of Pudong's dramatic changes after 30 years
When glancing at businesspeople working in skyscrapers at the Lujiazui Finance and Trade Zone, having fun at the Shanghai Disney Resort, or observing dock workers busily handle goods at the Yangshan Deep Water Port, it is hard to imagine that Pudong in Shanghai was farmland just 30 years ago.
GT investigates: Who is behind the fabricated reports provoking Nepal against China?
Nepali Congress, a political party in Nepal widely tagged as a pro-India force, was considered the main institution behind the rumors.