Washington has drawn fire from its allies for wielding the threat of tariffs in world markets, as its unilateral and protectionist approach to trade policy is expected to severely dampen world economic growth.
By increasing the number of pilot free trade zones, Beijing is showing its determination to carry out further reform and open up the country's markets to the world. This move will inject more positive energy into economic globalization.
Washington has been provoking trade frictions around the world with a hegemonic mindset. In defense of multilateralism and win-win cooperation, China will counter U.S. trade bullying with calm rationality.
Many U.S. companies have realized they cannot afford to give up the Chinese market even if they are under pressure to leave. A healthy relationship between China and these companies will benefit both peoples, whereas more tension will further drag the U.S. economy down.
China’s latest countermeasures in response to the U.S. tariff threats reflect its sense of restraint and rationality, as well as the country’s resolve not to yield to extreme pressure.
U.S. attempts to exert pressure on China by increasing arms sales to Taiwan will backfire on Washington.
U.S. politicians who interfere in Hong Kong's affairs will have to face the consequences of their own deeds.
The selective clampdown by social media platforms Twitter and Facebook against nearly a thousand accounts that they accused of carrying out a state-backed disinformation campaign against Hong Kong protesters reveals their hypocrisy when it comes to freedom of speech.
Washington's attempt to politicize the China-U.S. trade issue by interfering in the affairs of Hong Kong and Taiwan is not helping to lower the trade tensions between the two countries, as Beijing has said time and again that it won't budge on an issue of principle.
A whole slew of economic data has signaled that the risk of recession is rising in the United States. Extra tariffs on Chinese imports will only make things worse for American consumers and businesses.
A FedEx express package in Fujian province has been found containing a handgun, two months after the U.S. courier firm was investigated for breaking Chinese laws. FedEx will have to face punishment for repeated violations.
A commentary by China Central Television (CCTV) and broadcast nationwide says Hong Kong and its residents have had enough of the riots and violence.
China’s newly released white paper on vocational education and training in Xinjiang provides concrete evidence that the claims made by some Western countries and their media about the training centers are nothing but lies.
New momentum accumulating in China's emerging industrial sectors is set to drive the country's high-quality development for years to come.
Beijing's latest statement that it is ready to take the steps needed to respond to Washington's threats of additional tariffs is a justifiable defense of China's legitimate rights and interests.
China's economy achieved steady growth in the first seven months of this year, providing more evidence that it can withstand the unfavorable global headwinds.
There have been a growing number of violent acts taking place in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. China will not tolerate outside forces helping perpetrators and bring chaos to the city.
China-Japan relations are showing continued signs of warming as the two Asian neighbors resume strategic talks after a seven-year suspension.
The latest IMF country report provides further evidence that Washington's accusation that China is a currency manipulator is ill founded.
Washington's ill-intentioned attempt at accusing China of currency manipulation will cause waves in the world financial market and the international monetary system, and harm the interests of American companies and consumers.