The "Quad" is nothing more than a typical example of Washington's "clique diplomacy" to contain China and maintain its global hegemony.

The Five Eyes Nations' criticism of China exposes the double standards of the United States.

Washington is adept at pursuing its self-interests by imposing sanctions against others, often under the guise of high-sounding excuses. It is no doubt the "sanctions lord."

Xinjiang has entered its best period in history with social harmony and stability, and a happy, peaceful life for local people. The U.S. sanctions against Xinjiang enterprises constitute human rights abuses.

The only way for Asia to succeed is to promote multilateralism, non-alignment, economic integration, and peaceful development, and not the expansion of ideological military blocs controlled by the U.S.

There is growing concern about temperatures rising, glaciers and snow melting, and the weather getting harsh and unpredictable on the world's tallest mountain.

The Pacific is not Japan's sewer. In the words of the Republic of Korea's top opposition leader Lee Jae-myung: "If treated radioactive wastewater is safe enough to drink, they (the Japanese who claimed that) should use it as drinking water."

America is getting lonelier on the wrong side of history, whether it would like to admit it or not.

China's first domestically made commercial aircraft, the COMAC C919, completed its maiden flight from Shanghai to Beijing on May 28, demonstrating the growing opportunity of the Chinese market.

Mismanagement, lack of strategic planning, and utter callousness in 2023 define America's approach toward addressing its ongoing debt ceiling crisis.

The May 2023 China-Central Asia Summit organized in Xi'an was thus a good opportunity to look at the results of the previous decade and discuss opportunities in the future.

Past experiences show that sincerity for cooperation brings substantive improvement. Let improvements in words turn to substantive changes in action, thus bringing China-U.S. relations back to the right track.

The U.S. undeniably has problems with already high and rising levels of violent crime and murder. Most Americans of all political stripes agree. It's just that the right wing and left wing emphasize different narratives surrounding crime.

The Group of Seven has long framed itself as an elite forum consisting of the world's most "prominent" economies. However, there are many problems with its format and purpose.

China has presented several initiatives and proposals to tackle global challenges. The initiatives and the Chinese development model have a lot to offer other countries, as a system where technological progress and financial resources are oriented to productive development.

The real problem is that the huge accumulated debt has led to an increase in interest burden, posing a severe threat to the health of the U.S. economy.

The U.S., while making claims about "promoting a peaceful, stable and prosperous world," is virtually ripping the world apart and jeopardizing other countries' growth by wielding its sword of "coercive diplomacy."

From the planned China-Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan Railway to ongoing cultural exchanges, Central Asian countries are engaging in closer cooperation with China. Farhod Arziev, Ambassador of Uzbekistan to China, shed light on how these countries can work together to make the most of the region's potential.

Brussels should view China as a partner to strengthen the EU's strategic autonomy amid hardening competition with the U.S., rather than a rival subject to so-called "de-risking" in a range of economic fields.