Who gets to define 'overcapacity'?
On July 28, China's Ministry of Commerce released a document titled "China's Position on the So-called Excess Capacity Issue". It said that the evolving global capacity landscape is the result of international industrial labor division and cooperation, and that the capacity issue requires a
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The dollar system and global economic imbalances
A narrative has gained traction in recent years that attributes global supply-demand mismatches, trade frictions and growing competitive pressures to expanding industrial supply in emerging markets, particularly what it describes as "China's industrial overcapacity".
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Exclusive: New NHK documentary shines light on Japanese Unit 731's buried war horrors, proving historical truth can never be erased
From the night of Tuesday to the early hours of Wednesday local time, Japan's NHK aired a documentary centering on Unit 731, the notorious Japanese germ-warfare detachment established during World War II, titled A Secret Unit: The Silent Postwar Era.
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From US' hype over 'distillation' controversy to DPP's fixation on muzzling critics and neglecting toxic oil scandal: Hai Feng
Recently, the US has been making a big deal out of so-called AI "distillation," accusing Chinese companies of alleged intellectual property theft and even threatening to impose sanctions. Meanwhile, a toxic oil scandal on Taiwan island has sparked public outrage.
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Japan needs to confront atrocities committed by its Unit 731
History is more than a record of the past; it is a moral compass for the present. Eighty years after the end of World War II, the legacy of Japanese militarism continues to cast a long shadow across Asia — not because history refuses to fade, but because historical truth remains contested.
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China's new 'new three': Affirming the strengths of Chinese innovation
Editor's note: Andy Mok, a special commentator for CGTN, is a professor at Beijing Foreign Studies University and a senior research fellow at the Center for China and Globalization. The article reflects the author's opinions and not necessarily the views of CGTN.
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Joint China, Thailand efforts boost basin flood and drought resilience
Editor's note: Meng Dong, a special commentator for CGTN, is an observer on international affairs. The article reflects the author's views and not necessarily those of CGTN.
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Trump does not want Lai Ching-te to push 'resisting China and protecting Taiwan,' writes US commentator: Hai Feng
On Saturday, Ross Darrell Feingold, former Asia chairman of Republicans Abroad, published a signed op-ed on the website of Taiwan island's media outlet China Times titled "Trump does not want Lai Ching-te to push 'resisting China and protecting Taiwan.'"
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What was missing from Marcos' account of his own government: A reading of his fifth SONA
Editor's note: Xia Fangbo, a special commentator for CGTN, is a lecturer at the School of International Relations and Diplomacy of the Beijing Foreign Studies University.
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AI partnership for a brighter future
As a new wave of scientific and technological revolution accelerates alongside industrial transformation, artificial intelligence (AI) is experiencing rapid breakthroughs across multiple fronts.
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Reciprocity, not escalation: What China's swift response to the EU's sanctions signals
Editor's note: Adriel Kasonta, a special commentator for CGTN, is a London-based foreign affairs analyst and commentator. He is the founder of AK Consultancy and former chairman of the International Affairs Committee at Bow Group, the oldest conservative think tank in the UK. The article reflects
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Blinken serves up a bowl of stale soup to counter China
Antony Blinken is out chasing the spotlight again. On Friday, speaking on a podcast, the former US secretary of state ticked off a list of China's advantages: "They're a lot bigger than we are, their market's a lot bigger, their manufacturing is three times ours, they've got more ships, they put
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Fluctuating food safety standards will ultimately backfire on the DPP: Hai Feng
On July 25, over 200,000 Taiwan residents braved the scorching heat and took to Ketagalan Boulevard in Taipei, holding banners that read "oppose toxic oil, protect food safety," shouting slogans like "I am human, I oppose poisoning Taiwan." Reports of local media described this as one of the
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'I am human, I oppose poisoning Taiwan' – the source of 'poisoning Taiwan' is 'Taiwan independence': Hai Feng
On July 25, a rally and march under the slogan "I am human, I oppose poisoning Taiwan" was held on Ketagalan Boulevard in Taipei.
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