What a flagship project like the Chancay Port has taught us is that the desire for development cannot be artificially blocked and cooperation will always speed up the pace of development.

China's strategy for dealing with external turbulences is multifaceted and comprehensive. This comprehensive approach instills confidence in China's ability to navigate the challenges such as the trade war.

For the new US government, dealing with China should not be a zero-sum game of "life or death."

ASEAN leaders should focus on solving problems using ASEAN's approach and values. Our conflict resolution in this region is to use the diplomatic approach to address issues.

The Philippines' two maritime laws are detrimental measures that cause multiple harm to both regional partners and the Philippines itself while resulting in a reduction in regional peace and tranquility.

Willingly playing the role of a pawn means facing an inevitable outcome as a discarded piece, and “Taiwan independence” separatists should harbor no illusions about this.

In international relations, there should always be room to accommodate disagreements between countries. It should be possible for two nations to have profound geopolitical differences but a healthy economic relationship. It is also crucial that there is consistency.

China-US relations are not a multiple-choice question involving whether or not to do a good job, but a must-answer question on how to do a good job.

In "China Travel" and "World Travel" that move toward each other, we see a more open China, and the significance of China's high level of opening-up extends far beyond that.

ASEAN countries have a clear view of the Philippines' intentions.

While China is making positive contributions to the global economy, the US is doing the opposite.

The EU's "decentralization" process will continue to develop, and the "Franco-German axis" is gradually losing control over the EU's strategic direction.

China's development is an opportunity for the world.

The GMS cooperation, much like this great river, brings together the aspirations of the people along its banks for prosperous development, forming a torrent of shared destiny and collaborative efforts. With the support of mechanisms such as the GMS economic cooperation, the future potential is limitless.

For Australia, continuing to adopt the US' Cold War mentality and constantly amplifying the "China threat" brings no benefit.

The competition for influence between China and the US in Africa seems to be a question of who invests more. Still, it is actually a question of how to help Africa develop.

As a leading marketplace and a showcase of China's opening-up, CIIE serves as a convincing public good of China and of the world.

How far will a new Japanese administration try to push the envelope in seeking to extend the limitations of its ability to act not solely as America's principal client state in the region, but also to find a space in which it can begin to flex its own muscle?

To some extent, US sanctions have become a driving force behind China's continued advancements in key fields.

As one of the world's top five airshows, Airshow China has become an important platform for showcasing international aviation and aerospace advanced technology and high-end equipment, as well as promoting exchanges and cooperation.

Some Australian politicians' tendency to overstretch the concept of security is a typical behavior that manipulates security issues to hinder economic cooperation.

Whether the US can continue to be a "melting pot" of diverse races has become a "hurdle" the country must face, both now and in the future.

Prabowo, through deepening cooperation with China, shows not only his sense of responsibility for national development, but also his determination to promote regional cooperation within a multilateral framework.

It is reported that the 2024 election cycle in the US has already cost political organizations $14.7 billion.

October 2024 will be recorded in history as a month when a paradigm-shifting breakthrough happened in the relations between India and China.

The world says no to US' embargo of Cuba again.

Through the CIIE, China will work with the world to pursue development and prosperity, supporting more countries in getting on board the "express train" of Chinese modernization.

The Canadian government had done an excellent job of hiding Indigenous policy from the Canadian public.

The real problem is that we don't know how to navigate the rise of China because our politicians rarely consult specialists - people who truly understand not just China, but Asia as a whole.

The DPP authorities have employed all methods to obstruct and undermine cross-Straits cultural exchanges, fundamentally out of fear that compatriots on both sides will draw closer together.

The facts have proven that as China's technological self-reliance continues to strengthen, this US strategy will ultimately backfire.

Upholding independence and autonomy, developing diversified relationships, and pursuing development are the mainstream voices of the Global South. The West's attempt to control and manipulate these countries' independent choices is a pipe dream, increasingly rejected by the Global South.

China will not deliberately seek to decouple its supply chain and industrial chain from the US, nor will it make replacing the US a strategic goal.

American B-52 bombers arrived in the Middle East on Saturday after Washington announced their deployment as a warning to Iran.

What does it say about the EU when countries like Spain opens its doors to China while at the same time the European Commission is trying to slam them shut? It says Europe's approach to China is dysfunctional and needs a reality check.

In the context of a complex European political and security environment, Fico's visit profoundly reflects Slovakia's strategic autonomy, demonstrating its ability to independently assess shifts in regional and global power structures and to align itself with the global trends of peace and development.

In the South China Sea issue, it would be better if the external countries did not get involved, as they come with their own political agendas and seek to engage in geopolitical competition. If you are not aware of these strategies, you could become a victim of geopolitical competition.

Is it really about national security?

To succumb to the pressures from the US and the domestic far-right forces, Australia has been in effect enhancing its role as a military threat to China's security, which will lead to China's mounting vigilance against Australia,

Cuba's struggle is a microcosm of the hegemonic behavior of the US in an attempt to control other countries through unilateral sanctions, but instead stand opposite to the majority in the world.

With China-Slovakia economic, trade, and people exchanges entering the fast lane, it is expected that the potential and advantages of China-CEE cooperation will be further explored.

One-sided information makes the Americans unable to make intelligent assessments of the Russia-Ukraine situation.

The EU's tariff decree represents a 21st-century "horse-drawn carriage protection law," which seeks to close markets and exclude fair competition, essentially sheltering its own underperforming capacity in the EV sector in a greenhouse. This is a step back for free trade.

This historical dominance of Western colonizers gives those old colonial countries an advantage in climate negotiations, standard-setting, and the corresponding allocation of resources and environmental market tools.

The Taiwan Straits is not a stage for any external forces to put on a political show. Any provocation and harm to China's sovereignty and security regarding the Taiwan question is firmly opposed. The Taiwan question is China's internal affair, and maintaining peace and stability in the Taiwan Straits hinges on firmly opposing "Taiwan independence."

The European Commission concluded its anti-subsidy investigation by imposing definitive countervailing duties on imports of battery electric vehicles (EVs) from China for a period of five years, the commission said in a press release seen on its website on Tuesday.

The "three-legged" strategy of the US government toward China is inherently flawed in each of its facets and faces difficulties in reality.

The desire for the US election to bring stability to the world is a sentiment shared by many after experiencing too much international turmoil and crisis, including the upheaval caused by the US election itself.

The European Commission's decision to raise tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles (EVs) is now official. This hardly comes as a surprise. Rounds of difficult negotiations between China and the EU failed to avert the protectionist trade measure.

The EU would also lose credibility if it had been pushing the electric car by all means for years for reasons of climate protection, but now it has obstructed unwelcome foreign suppliers who could contribute to the realization of the proclaimed targets.

China will continue to promote international space exchanges and cooperation in various forms with an open mind, share development achievements with other countries, improve outer space governance, and make space scientific and technological achievements more beneficial to mankind, so that the wisdom of mankind with a shared future will be ventured into the vast expanse of space.

Indulging in stirring troubles in the South China Sea just for the sake of obtaining “prominence” will only strengthen the world's negative impression of the Philippines.

The CIA recently posted on social media instructions in Chinese on how to contact it online, in an attempt to lure Chinese personnel to be their informant. This seriously infringes on China's national interest.

ASEAN should not adhere to a traditional mind-set when assessing regional security politics, especially as it engages with AUKUS – a large corporate entity that will employ any means to gain economic profit from war.

The rising China and India are becoming increasingly aware of their rich traditions and of their unique ancient wisdom. And, their strategic patience paradigm is not only going to guide their bilateral relations but it can also be the mantra for international relations.

The value of the GCI lies in its foundation of cultural diversity and harmonious coexistence, emphasizing mutual respect, equal dialogue and in-depth exchanges among different civilizations.

China-India relations have never been one-dimensional, nor are they bound by a “dragon vs elephant” rivalry narrative. The border issue is not the entirety of the bilateral relationship, and mutually beneficial cooperation aligns with the shared interests of both countries.

Since 2000, China and Africa have been holding FOCAC every three years. It is no wonder that China is Africa's largest two-way trading partner and has already exceeded US-Africa trade by a factor of four.

One must question the feasibility of Britain's relevance in the Pacific: Is Britain really significant in the Pacific anymore? The answer is no. The UK government would be wise to fix things at home before attempting to fight conflicts on the other side of the world, which are in fact far removed from “British interests.”

In the South China Sea, China proactively carried out a wealth of public goods, ranging from meteorological services to environmental protection, transportation upgradation and maritime escort. Meanwhile, what are the US and the Philippines up to? The answer is simple: stirring up conflict and undermining stability.

Recently, US Trade Representative Katherine Tai's remarks faced a rebuttal from the Chinese Embassy in Brazil. During her participation in the B20 business summit in Sao Paulo, she suggested that Brazil should "look at the risks" before joining the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) cooperation. Clearly, Tai's trip to Brazil is another instance of "an educator on a business trip," as the narrative of portraying China as a "risk" is steeped in the specter of "Monroe Doctrine."

Europe is dependent on China, and China is similarly dependent on the EU. This interdependence creates a common interest in minimizing the negative impacts on our trade relations.

From harmonious courtesy to working together in harmony, and then to nurturing all things together, we build a peaceful China, a law-based China, and then a beautiful China... In the comprehensive construction of a socialist country, harmony is an essential value for consideration.

Katherine Tai's warning to Brazil reveals a power ideology that regards Brazil as a "geopolitical backyard" of the US, demonstrating a fundamental lack of respect for both the Brazilian government and its people.

Looking ahead, the “not easy” journey of normalizing China-India relations will require a sustained diplomatic effort. However, its significance extends beyond bilateral relations.

International cooperation is especially needed in the field of AI security governance, and the common wisdom of mankind should become a "creator" of human happiness, not a "stumbling block" to security and stability.

Divided on critical issues, European nations and the EU generally face an uncertain future. The economic conditions are dire for many. Without addressing the elephant in the room - namely, resolving the energy uncompetitiveness problem - European economic policy is likely to be piecemeal.

On Saturday, the US Defense Department announced that the State Department has approved $1.988 billion in arms sales to Taiwan, including the "National Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile Systems (NASAMS)" and radar systems.

The Global South countries, through #BRICS and other platforms, are taking steps to find alternative pathways to national and regional development, says BRICS experts.

EP-3E is a small aircraft, it carries significant lessons and should serve as a warning sign to the US.

The mass participation of Latin American and Caribbean countries in the BRI underscores this growing relationship, with investments in infrastructure and renewable energy projects further strengthening these ties.

As we navigate the current turbulent times, it is imperative that we bear in mind the lessons of the past and make sure history will not repeat itself.

The development of the BRICS mechanism to date is a result of practical and steady work in the right direction, building a new world brick by brick.

By insisting on a hardline stance toward China, the US is allowing its space sector to be further poisoned by anti-China politics and containment strategies, thereby weakening and hindering beneficial cooperation between the two nations while closing the door to broader exploration opportunities.

BRICS plays a significant role in reshaping the international order and global governance to better serve the interests of developing countries.

Guided by a new historical context, "Greater BRICS Cooperation" is bound to create a new landscape for high-quality development.

India isn't exactly thrilled about being a pawn in America's grand chess game. It understands that playing by US rules won't let it become the independent powerhouse it aspires to be

Today's BRICS family shines like a brilliant constellation in the vast night sky of globalization. Guided by a new historical context, “Greater BRICS Cooperation” is bound to create a new landscape for high-quality development, allowing the world to witness the strength of unity among the “Global South.”

The GSI aims to eliminate the root causes of international conflicts, improve global security governance, encourage joint international efforts to bring more stability and certainty to a volatile and changing era, and promote durable peace and development in the world.

China is undoubtedly one of the poles in our globalizing world, becoming increasingly appealing to other nations.

The connotation of the new type of international relations between China and Russia, as well as their relationship as neighboring major powers, will become even richer.

The return of the two countries' relationship to the right track aligns with the interests of both sides and is a common expectation among countries in the "Global South."

Is deployment of the Typhon missile system really "incredibly important" for the Philippines? To a large extent, the “defense bundle-up” that the US provides to the Philippines is akin to a dose of an addictive drug – Washington is attempting to shape the Philippines into a highly US-dependent country by instilling the delusion that it can effectively confront China. The longer the nation indulges itself in this fantasy, the more harmful such dependence will become.

China has a role to play as a major power in terms of finance, trade and investments, and is really helpful for the Global South. It does not impose conditionality, nor does it demand more than these countries can afford. China puts forward better terms regarding their development strategies.

In the face of the turmoil in the Middle East, the current US approach amounts to nothing more than that of a paperhanger. While Washington has advocated for de-escalation in both Gaza and now Lebanon, its efforts have primarily involved cajoling the warring parties and international community rather than taking concrete actions to enforce a ceasefire.

US sanctions caused Cuba's electricity system to collapse.

China generally maintains an open attitude to the US seeking interaction and communication. However, if it really hopes to achieve a stable and sound relationship with China, the US needs to set the starting point and destination on the "Kissinger-style" engagement with China.

The uncomfortable reality is that beyond reiterating the old message of resolute support for Ukraine and Israel, the US-Europe high-level interactions hosted by Germany yielded no tangible progress or results in terms of increasing aid to Ukraine or resolving the Palestine-Israel conflict.

China will continue to work with all parties to promote the steady and long-term progress of “Greater BRICS cooperation.”

As the world's two largest economies, China and the US should set an example of cooperation on important issues such as fentanyl control and jointly safeguard global public health security.

The greatest strength lies in unity and collaboration.

We will take further steps on the path to integration, contributing to closer ties between China and LAC. In this process, the media should also better fulfill its social role, meeting the expectations of the people.

China will play a leading role in transforming BRICS into a prominent platform for global economic and political cooperation, expanding its influence beyond the member nations.

The leaders of the G7 should realize that a lack of internal prosperity and development will only make their displays of strength appear superficial. Instead of pointing fingers at other countries, they would be better off spending more time addressing their own issues, which might help restore the G7's significantly diminished reputation.

The international community is watching closely, and when the rules and facts are clearly laid out, what choice will the US make between adhering to the rules and engaging in political trickery?

Under Prabowo's leadership, the relationship between Indonesia and China is expected to be further strengthened and expanded.

Transforming BRICS from a global club into a global lab will require significant political commitment, persistence and stamina. A single summit, as important as it is, will not suffice. However, the meeting in Kazan can become an important step toward this clearly achievable, though quite ambitious, goal.

By relying on the hegemony of the dollar, the US has forged for itself a "credit card" that can be overdrawn indefinitely.

As the saying goes, a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Foreign Secretary David Lammy seemed prepared to make that first move during his trip to Beijing. Only time will tell whether this tentative first step leads both countries to a welcome destination.

It is hoped that David Lammy's visit to China will create new momentum in China-UK relations. If the Starmer administration can maintain a pragmatic attitude in economic collaboration while seeking dialogue on political issues, bilateral relations may find new opportunities amid the challenges.

With further reinforcement of the policy package to ensure the continuity, systematization and implementation of policies, we have full confidence in China's economy and future.

The UK's new government previously stated that it would manage China-UK relations with a "long-term and strategic" approach, and we hope this can become a new starting point for mutual understanding.

Both China and Europe hope for a successful negotiation; however, one of the keys to success lies in whether both parties can trust each other's sincerity and commitment.

It's hoped the UK can show sincerity in seizing the opportunity to meet China halfway and develop a stable and mutually beneficial relationship between China and the UK.

The US simultaneously claims that the Chinese economy is on the verge of collapse while promoting the idea that China is a developed country.

Quad treats the oceans as an arena for geopolitical games, which runs counter to the trend of historical development. Small gangs like Quad will never make a big wave.

Regrettably, NATO's homepage does not contain any rational, empirically solid, multi-dimensional analysis that substantiates that China is a "threat" or "challenge" to NATO's members.

The Global Development Initiative (GDI) and the concept of building a global community of development with a shared future have captured the momentum of the times and responded to historical trends, outlining a new path for all countries to meet challenges and seek development together.

China has officially taken over the rotating presidency of the SCO for 2024 to 2025, with the keyword "action" guiding its presidency. This signifies that the SCO's pragmatic cooperation will be further deepened, and China's role as a major power will add momentum to the organization.

The giant pandas have witnessed the improvement of China-US relations. In the future, we hope they will continue to serve as "ambassadors" of peace, friendship, and cultural exchanges between the two nations.

US weapons sold to Taiwan costly and obsolete

The growing desire of many countries to join the BRICS family shows that emerging economies are seeking new international multilateral mechanisms, represented by the cooperation of the "Greater BRICS," to better reflect the dynamics of this new world.

No country can thrive in a globalized world with fractured industrial and supply chains.

This next period of history must be a time when China tells its story, and I hope that the West has ears to listen to.

We have no intention of engaging in any "information war" with Mr. Davie or the BBC. If a comparison is to be made, it should focus on who can better fulfill the responsibility of the media in promoting mutual understanding among people worldwide.

On one hand, it is about rugby, on the other, it is about China's perceived influence. If Australia has truly linked these two unrelated matters, that would be laughable.

Boeing faces multiple risks

Therefore, the idea of establishing an economic version of NATO may create a buzz, but it is unlikely to become a reality, definitely not in Asia.

China's determination, will and ability to safeguard its territorial sovereignty and maintain peace and stability in the South China Sea are not something that the Philippines has felt only in the past two years.

The EU should be cautious about waging a "trade war" to "defend the development of its industry," as this detrimental economic policy could fundamentally undermine the prospects for the growth of its automotive sector in the coming decades.

It is hoped that the EU can see far enough into the future to realize that these kinds of actions have a cost and that tariffs will do more harm than good.

How many similar "false flag" operations, like "Volt Typhoon," have been carried out by US national security agencies and intelligence bodies, using tools like Marble Framework to frame other parties?

The authority of the UN should be respected by all member states, and influential powers, in particular, should set an example.

NATO's nuclear exercises are pushing the world into a more dangerous situation, warranting the vigilance of all people around the world.

US "Volt Typhoon" misinformation campaign

On October 14, China's People's Liberation Army (PLA) Eastern Theater Command dispatched its troops of army, navy, air force and rocket force to conduct joint military drills code-named "Joint Sword-2024B" in the Taiwan Straits and areas to the north, south and east of Taiwan island. This military exercise focuses on subjects of sea-air combat-readiness patrol, blockade on key ports and areas, assault on maritime and ground targets, as well as joint seizure of comprehensive superiority, so as to test the joint operations capabilities of the theater command's troops.

On October 10, Lai Ching-te delivered a “Double Ten” speech in Taipei. This speech, filled with "independence" narrative and toxic rhetoric, intentionally severs the historical connections between the two sides of the Taiwan Straits. He continued to promote the "new two states” rhetoric, claiming the two sides of the Taiwan Straits are "not subordinate to each other." He fabricated fallacies about "Taiwan independence," advocated separatist views and incited hostility and confrontation across the Straits, severely undermined peace and stability in the Taiwan Straits and drew strong criticism from various parties.

We need a paradigm shift in the approach to global security.

The EU needs to reassess its development strategy for the automotive manufacturing industry.

Which one is an open market, China or the US?

If Manila had not sought to establish a separate code of conduct with some relevant countries in the South China Sea, political trust between China and ASEAN could have been further enhanced.

Taiwan regional leader Lai Ching-te's “Double Ten” speech was steeped in hypocrisy. He outlined the "four unchanged." But the only thing unchanged is his pursuit of the "Taiwan independence." If the DPP's previous “independence” push was like slowly boiling water, Lai is now making a big change – getting the fire roaring.

Western media have appeared to function under a consistent principle – whenever international affairs are at play, they are framed as a stage for major power rivalry. Unsurprisingly, the just-concluded ASEAN Summit was once again interpreted through the lens of US-China competition. This time, however, what was revealed was not US' diplomatic advantage, but rather its increasingly visible diplomatic predicament.

We hope that this year's leaders' meetings on East Asia cooperation serve as a reminder to all external countries: the region welcomes partners in peaceful development, but not those that create trouble and conflict.

The “Greater BRICS” will join hands with the Global South to transform the world development process. This journey will undoubtedly be fraught with challenges and obstacles. However, although the path may be long, it will ultimately be traversed; and while the task may be difficult, it will be accomplished through action.

The US has got a singular focus on China to the point that they ended up targeting extremely productive and loyal American researchers and scientists who happened to be ethnic Chinese.

Pulling the Middle East back from the brink of a full-scale war, de-escalating tensions, enforcing a ceasefire, and preventing humanitarian disasters are not only international consensus but also the shared responsibility of the global community.

Taiwan's future lies in national unification, and the well-being of the Taiwan residents is tied to national rejuvenation. No matter what Lai says, it cannot change the legal status of Taiwan as part of China or the reality that both sides of the Taiwan Straits belong to one China.

If you ask me what is the most prominent feature of Chinese reform, putting people's livelihoods above all else is my answer.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said that EU tariffs on Chinese EVs will backfire.

Now, we are at the moment when the blind obsession with security turns into its opposite, when suspicion undermines and overwhelms mutual respect and the pursuit of friendly relations. Security cannot be allowed to devour basic humanity.

The provocative secessionist actions of Lai, as a troublemaker and saboteur of peace, are the biggest destructive factor to peace in the Taiwan Straits. If Lai continues down this path, he will surely be remembered as a figure of shame in history.

The real challenge India faces is to develop a proactive regional cooperation strategy, rather than simply rejecting or resisting China's initiatives while failing to take any constructive action.

The reaction of European industries toward China's anti-dumping measures against European brandy proves that China and the EU cannot and should not “decouple,” nor is it feasible to do so.

The current wave of Chinese exclusion in the US is both a McCarthyist re-enactment and an irrational and fanatical move under severe politicization. It has continuously injected instability into China-US relations and seriously undermined the legitimate interests of the US itself.

The development of China's most remote regions teaches us that as long as a country can find a suitable development path, regardless of ethnicity, skin color or geographical location, they can certainly join the process of modernization and enjoy a happy life.

China strongly condemns the recent announcement of the US government's approval of military aid worth approximately $567 million to the Taiwan region.

How exactly is the US all in on Africa? Now we have the answer: just as US president is about to leave office, he finally remembers to visit the continent. But wait, the visit is being postponed again.

The Chinese economy is like a vast ocean; it experiences turbulent waves and encounters storms, but it continues to grow and strengthen.

Oil prices rise as Middle East tensions escalate

Questions of soft power are entangled with Australia's quest for its identity. Can a nation anxious about its geographical location, and which presents itself as a subimperial power, carry genuine soft power heft in its own right?

For a long time, the US has been the largest “hacker empire” in the world. Yet, the US often puts on a farcical act of “a thief crying stop thief.”

Regional security and stability, as well as economic recovery and prosperous development, define ASEAN's core values. Proposals like an "Asian NATO" are fundamentally at odds with ASEAN's aspirations.

A year into the Gaza conflict

Japan's push for an “Asian NATO” threatens to disrupt decades of prosperity and stability in the Asia-Pacific region.

China's economy has a solid and stable foundation, and the current trend of high-quality development runs deep.

China's economy is like the Yangtze River; it draws strength from many sources. Its power comes not from a single industry but from the overall strength brought by diverse development.

As a researcher and human rights lawyer, I was pleased to visit Xizang and witness China's efforts in promoting unity among different ethnic groups with my own eyes: South African human rights lawyer

The Palestine-Israel conflict remains the root cause of the current turmoil in the Middle East, and achieving a ceasefire is the immediate priority.

For many foreigners, China may remain a mysterious land. However, for some China hands, the real China is credible, appealing and respectable. Their research and observations provide authentic reflections of China's transformation, mirroring the country's achievements and attractiveness. On October 1 of this year, the People's Republic of China (PRC) celebrated the 75th anniversary of its founding. The Global Times launches a series titled "China Hands: My China Voyages" to share the connections, stories and insights of influential scholars and analysts who study China, narrating the changes and accomplishments they witness in China, and presenting a multifaceted view of the country.

For many foreigners, China may remain a mysterious land. However, for some China hands, the real China is credible, appealing and respectable. Their research and observations provide authentic reflections of China's transformation, mirroring the country's achievements and attractiveness. On October 1, the People's Republic of China (PRC) celebrated the 75th anniversary of its founding. The Global Times launches a series titled "China Hands: My China Voyages" to share the connections, stories and insights of influential scholars and analysts who study China, narrating the changes and accomplishments they witness in China, and presenting a multifaceted view of the country.

This year marks the 75th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China (PRC). Every celebration of the National Day is a verification of various explanations China's development and governance. In fact, the name PRC encapsulates the logic of development and governance in contemporary China. "China," "people" and "republic" are three key terms essential to understanding China's ever-growing achievements.

For many foreigners, China may remain a mysterious land. However, for some China hands, the real China is credible, appealing and respectable. Their research and observations provide authentic reflections of China's transformation, mirroring the country's achievements and attractiveness.

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg ended his term of office on Tuesday, officially passing the baton of the group's leadership to former Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte. Media reports suggest that Rutte's main task after taking office is to keep the transatlantic military alliance united amid the war in Ukraine and the upcoming US presidential election.

In my view, China will be the economic power of the future and contribute greatly to a multipolar world that is with us already and increasing in importance.

The 75-year journey through challenges has underscored the invaluable role China plays in global peace, development and progress.

Over the past 75 years, China has navigated its journey with increasing confidence

I'm really happy to see this action is happening now, because I think the world is waking up to the fact that most of the artifacts have been stolen from our countries.

China has chosen a suitable path for itself and achieved great success. This success should not be a reason for demonization.

For every Chinese, the pride of greater material and spiritual abundance brought about by Chinese modernization is very vivid and lively, and the 75-year glorious course is a grand whole and as concrete as every detail of the country's development, reflecting in every aspect of people's lives.

The Global South countries, represented by China and Brazil, have delivered a message that is different from the self-centered West.

Xinjiang is one of the weapons of mass distraction with which the West regularly attacks China.

The Action Plan represents a consensus and shared understanding between the Chinese government and the AI industry-university-research community, providing strong support, participation, and practice toward the UN's vision for AI capacity-building.

The US is hurting itself by waving its protectionist stick.

This week, world leaders gathered in New York for the annual United Nations General Assembly, one of the most important platforms for practicing multilateralism. However, the event was overshadowed by the increasing trend of divisive actions worldwide, which are ironically often carried out exactly in the name of "multilateralism," as if the interests of a few countries could represent global consensus.

For many foreigners, China may remain a mysterious land. However, for some China hands, the real China is credible, appealing and respectable. Their research and observations provide authentic reflections of China's transformation, mirroring the country's achievements and attractiveness. On October 1 of this year, the People's Republic of China (PRC) will celebrate the 75th anniversary of its founding. The Global Times launches a series titled "China Hands: My China Voyages" to share the connections, stories and insights of influential scholars and analysts who study China, narrating the changes and accomplishments they witness in China, and presenting a multifaceted view of the country.

Currently, a new cycle of confidence surrounding the Chinese economy is emerging. The dividends it generates in the international market and global economy are welcomed by the vast majority.

The Philippines believes the US is offering it sweets, but what the US actually provides is toxic, poisoning the Philippines' relations with China and other regional countries as well as undermining regional peace.

China's World Heritage showcases the country's historical and cultural values, promotes global understanding of Chinese civilization, and fosters China's appreciation of other civilizations.

While Japan-China relations may have experienced some ups and downs, exchanges between the two countries have never truly ceased.

In response to PVH's boycott of cotton products from China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region and other related products without justification, China's initiation of this investigation is completely reasonable and legitimate.

The US should reflect deeply on its historical and current policies in Latin America and make necessary changes, rather than interfering without justification and obstructing mutually beneficial cooperation between Latin America and other countries, particularly China.

I believe that both India and China are the only continuing ancient civilizations that have witnessed rises, influenced each other spiritually and materially, and contributed significantly to global development. Even today, it seems history is repeating itself - we are witnessing the rise of both India and China.

The Summit of the Future, with all the reservations one might have about its specific outputs and outcomes, can be an important step in the right direction.

Washington may leverage its limited hegemony to sever ties with Chinese manufacturing, but it cannot reconstruct the intricate, globalization-aligned connections.

Following the wrong lead of Uncle Sam will cost Canada much.

The White House is increasingly finding it difficult to maintain its lies attacking Chinese EVs.

As a regional power, India should respect Sri Lanka's sovereignty and the foreign development choices it makes based on its own interests. It should refrain from its hegemonic impulse to exert pressure on or interfere in Sri Lanka's external cooperation.

By adopting a cooperative and responsible attitude, the US can better address its drug issues with China's support.

If the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah escalates, it will have a greater impact on the security structure of the Middle East.

Is there a way out to peace from the constant conflicts in the Middle East?

Sometimes I wonder if we really created the threat ourselves. We've created a threat, and instead of trying to resolve tensions diplomatically, we've often acted in ways that increase them.

The Pact for the Future is not just a document; it is a vow to the future and a promise to future generations.

The West should reflect on its hypocrisy and double standards regarding environmental issues, stop backpedaling on climate matters, and start contributing to a green future for all humanity.

China is clearly a global power now, and people need to be knowledgeable about what China is, and what it isn't.

The US is trapped in the “small yard, high fence” it built.

On some occasions, restrictions on using mobile phones should be made clear beforehand. If any violation occurs, the organizer is responsible for stopping such behaviors.

The Quad should focus more on the concerns of regional countries, especially those opposing its disruptive role; it should not continue to be a destabilizing factor in the region.

Accordion player Pan Lu of the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) Military Band gazed out with excitement at the Brazilian presidential palace on Sunday. As she passed the parliament and museums, she completely forgot her jet leg from a nearly 30-hour flight.

Global supply chains have become highly integrated, and interdependence among nations is increasingly close. Problems in any part of the supply chain can affect the security of the entire system.