• Brazil's economy set to dive as it reports second highest COVID-19 cases Despite the government's emergency response, a number of factors have complicated the situation. Consequently, the Brazilian economy looks set to suffer with the forecasts looking bleak

• China needs to guard against asymmetry as the U.S. exacerbates problems Asymmetry will always undermine equality, and China will need to guard against this as it moves forward, particularly as the U.S. increasingly aims to exacerbate problems and diminish the rise of Asia as a whole

• Should a deliveryman be considered a leading talent? The news that a deliveryman had won the title of leading talent and professional technological expert is widely applauded online, promoting a great deal of discussion

• A Review of the "Changed" and "Unchanged" World Pattern after the COVID-19 Outbreak

• U.S. suits against China over COVID-19 flout both international and American laws It is irrational that some U.S. politicians, instead of fighting the virus, are focusing on scapegoating and stigmatizing China to conceal their own failures

• China and the Republic of Korea in the New Era There is a special sense of intimacy between the people of China and the ROK

• Starting cases against China on COVID-19 in U.S. courts is a violation of international law Some U.S. groups and individuals are claiming have sought prosecution against and compensation from the Chinese Government and organizations in the U.S. courts. Their cases se indiscriminate complaints have no legal or factual basis and are a typical example case of political manipulation

• Koreans should consolidate North-South rapport independent of the U.S. The Korean Peninsula has become restive again after thousands of propaganda leaflets were dropped into the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) from hydrogen balloons sent from the Republic of Korea (ROK) on May 31

• China and the EU express stronger desire to align their interests One thing that the China-EU leaders' meeting did make clear was the stronger desire for reciprocity

• Australia's policy toward China should be based on its own interests, rather than loyalty to the United States Australia's policy shift toward China indicates that it will continue to support and coordinate with the U.S. strategic deployment in the Indo-Pacific region

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