International community must stop US destroying the world of laws
What we in Iran - the target of a vicious and indiscriminate sanctions regime -have seen from the current US administration is quite straightforward: there is no grand vision for an alternative global community. The US' fickleness and unpredictability have nothing to do with masterful implementation of game theory. Rather whether it comes to its mismanagement of COVID-19 at home or its undermining of peace and stability abroad, the current regime in Washington has no real plan except to frontally assault those who stand by the rule of law.
Tibetan villagers escape poverty, protect borders in Southwest China
Traveling about 40 kilometers along the winding mountain road from Nacuo county in Shannan, Southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region, the altitude decreased sharply from 4,380 meters above the sea level to 2,800 meters where the Lebugou border region sits.
Xinjiang think tank unveils Adrian Zenz as swindler under academic disguise
A German "scholar" named Adrian Zenz has recently stood out on the anti-China stage. With his "reports" accusing China of "detaining" Uygurs and other minority groups or imposing "sterilization" on ethnic minorities in its Xinjiang region, Zenz has been welcomed by US and Western media as "a leading expert" on Xinjiang.
Friendly NGOs strive to boost people-to-people exchanges to ease tensions
Border clashes in June and the subsequent Indian government ban on several Chinese mobile apps have cast a shroud of uncertainty over China-India relations, but some nongovernmental organizations in the two countries reached by the Global Times said they are working hard to ease and improve relations between Chinese and Indians.
India's Chinese culture enthusiasts to suffer 'decoupling' brunt amid Confucius institutes review: observer
Border clashes in June and the subsequent Indian government ban on several Chinese mobile apps have cast a shroud of uncertainty over China-India relations, but some nongovernmental organizations in the two countries reached by the Global Times said they are working hard to ease and improve relations between Chinese and Indians.
US antagonism, COVID-19 situation push university applicants to other
The Trump administration's hawkish policies toward China and its serious COVID-19 pandemic situation are pushing more students reconsider their studying plans in the US.
US colleges' make efforts to retain Chinese students under China-US conflicts
Colleges in the US are offering various education programs in China for Chinese students who are unable or unwilling to travel abroad amid the surging COVID-19 outbreak and escalating bilateral tensions. However, there seemed to be many formidable barriers for both the schools and students to carry out these projects. Experts said US universities are paying for the wrongdoings of the Trump administration.
Religious freedom protected at an elderly nursing home
Spinning a handheld prayer wheel, elderly people piously practiced their religion at a nursing home in Dingqing country, Qamdo, Southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region on Wednesday.
US colleges offer local courses in effort to retain Chinese students
US colleges are offering local education programs for Chinese students who are unable or unwilling to travel abroad amid the surging coronavirus outbreak and escalating US-China tensions to secure a market they cannot afford to lose. However, whether students will take up this offer remains to be seen, experts said.
China comfortably leads world 'smart city' construction thanks to CCTV cameras services
China is leading the world in building smart cities which include public security camera installations that are used to ensure safety. Chinese experts and officials have refuted Western media's clichés smearing Chinese cities for installing closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras to "monitor people" as complete nonsense. Such allegations have reappeared to serve their agenda of attacking China's smart city construction.
Interview with South China Sea think tank head shows three possibilities risking China-US military conflict
In an exclusive interview with the Global Times reporters Liu Xuanzun and Guo Yuandan on Thursday, Hu Bo, director of SCSPI, introduced why the SCSPI platform releases the information to the public, and the characteristics of US military activities in the South China Sea.
Chinese officials and experts refute 'cameras monitor people' smear
Clichés smearing Chinese cities for installing closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras to “monitor people,” which have reappeared in the Western media to serve their agenda of attacking China's smart city construction, are complete nonsense, Chinese officials and experts told the Global Times.
Hong Kong residents see changes for the better brought about by national security law
Ordinary Hong Kong residents have likened the national security law for the Hong Kong Special Administration Region to a silver bullet or a guardian able to protect their peaceful daily life and freedom to speak up.
Chinese diplomats overseas counter the bashing, slander by US counterparts
The US demanding the closure of the Chinese Consulate General in Houston shocked the world for demonstrating its Cold War mentality and antagonism against China.
Chinese-developed inactivated COVID-19 vaccine offered to frontline medics for urgent use
China's homegrown inactivated COVID-19 vaccine developed by China National Pharmaceutical Group (Sinopharm) now offer free voluntary injection to front-line medical workers in some state-owned hospitals for urgent use despite the vaccine candidate has not been officially approved for marketing. Many have applied for voluntary vaccinations while some others remain concerned about the safety and efficacy of the vaccine candidate that is still undergoing its late-stage clinical trial overseas, the Global Times learnt from some medical workers who were offered.
Cross-Taiwan Straits couples condemn DPP over entry ban on children
The Taiwan regional authority's move to bar entry for children of mainland-Taiwan couples amid the COVID-19 pandemic is causing anger among the public due to its obvious politicization of the virus and discrimination against mainland residents. Many mainland-Taiwan families who have been separated from their loved ones across the Straits have condemned the separatist Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) authority for utilizing these children as a tool for political purposes, urging it to let them go back to the island and reunite with their parents soon.
Indians in China say life was peaceful in China until India's ban of WeChat
Many Indian people in China said that their life in China was calm even during the border clash in May, but a ban on Chinese mobile apps, especially on WeChat, which is the latest to cease providing service in India, has severely affected their lives and businesses.
China-Saudi Arabia ties model for win-win, mutual respect
As China and Saudi Arabia just celebrated the 30th anniversary of the establishment of their diplomatic ties, Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi on July 21 made a phone conversation with Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud.