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Going hard on China: the new American "politically correct"

The ongoing political provocation on the part of the U.S. has in fact hindered the reconciliation, let alone improvement, of Sino-U.S. relations

The 'credentials' of a self-declared German expert on Xinjiang

If this man really is who he declares himself to be, namely an outspoken scholar and expert on all things Xinjiang, then why doesn't he care about the actual voices in or from Xinjiang? Does this make sense?

From contention emerges contentment

Mainland will always have Hong Kong's best interest at heart

Playing the 'Taiwan card' is merely a means to unnerve

It is neither possible for Taiwan authorities to rely on the U.S. for independence, nor feasible for the U.S. Government to use Taiwan to control China

When the Games fall victim to political prowess

The protagonists of the Olympic Games were, are and always will be athletes, not politicians

Atoning for climate sins

A surprising new agreement on climate crisis

Is U.S. foreign policy on China too hostile?

This myopic position about China, no matter the issue under scrutiny, guarantees that the American public is subjected to a kind-of non-stop propaganda about China, its government and people.

U.S. must realize its politicized attempts at origin tracing are futile

Study found that American citizens carried COVID-19 antibodies in early December 2019, suggesting the virus was circulating in the U.S. long before it was identified in Wuhan