Commentary: Chinese embassy break-in incident reveals Japan's obsession with militarism
A shocking incident involving a young officer of the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force (GSDF) has sent ripples far beyond a mere security breach, after he scaled a barbed-wire wall and broke into the Chinese Embassy last week with an 18-centimeter blade, vowing to kill
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China's development reflects the direction of human progress: John Ross
At a time when protectionism is rising and economic globalization faces growing headwinds, why does China remain committed to expanding opening up?
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US 'protection' leaves Taiwan open to crisis and manipulation
When four American senators landed in China's Taiwan region this week, separatists cheered the "solidarity" they think they share with the world's superpower. The pursuit of "democracy" has long been their explanation for such interactions.
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Political hype about 'economic security' meets resistance from EU businesses
While some in the EU have been enthusiastically promoting the idea of "economic security" and pushing for reduced reliance on certain trading partners, this rhetoric has met with considerable resistance in the business world.
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Inbound tourism boom unlocks opportunities for smaller Chinese cities
As "Chinamaxxing" - a viral term on foreign social media describing foreign users who adopt Chinese lifestyles, fashions, and wellness practices - gains traction this spring, a growing number of international visitors are heading to smaller Chinese cities. There, they move past visiting landmarks
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'Five-Year Plans are the basis of China's modern development'
Stephen Perry (Perry), chairman of 48 Group Club, a British business association committed to promoting China-UK trade, shared his views on China's 15th Five-Year Plan with GT reporter Ma Ruiqian.
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Observer: Western polls indicate growing confidence in China's steady development
Recent surveys reveal shifting perceptions of China among Western publics. A survey conducted by Politico and the UK-based polling firm Public First found that, among four traditional US allies, Canada, Germany, France and the UK, a considerable share of respondents view China as more reliable
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Why is the National Security Law necessary in Hong Kong?
The Commissioner's Office of China's Foreign Ministry in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) lodged solemn representations to the US side on Friday after the latter issued so-called "security alert" regarding the HKSAR government's amendments to the Implementation Rules for Article
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A month into the conflict, it's time to press pause on this war: Global Times editorial
It has now been a full month since the US and Israel launched military strikes against Iran on February 28.
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Profits, liquidity and structural transformation: What China's industrial surge really tells us
Editor's note: Warwick Powell is an adjunct professor at Queensland University of Technology. The article reflects the author's opinions and not necessarily the views of CGTN.
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Japan's statement of 'deeply regrettable' is a low-level smokescreen
It seems that Japan, from the prime minister to high-ranking officials, intends to use evasive crisis management to "drag" the matter out.
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Why China's openness reshapes global economic order
Editor's note: Huang Yongfu is a special commentator for CGTN on economic affairs.
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Yiwu's growing trade offers insight into China-Africa economic complementarity
The China-Africa Building, located in Yiwu, East China's Zhejiang Province, epitomizes the growing momentum of trade between China and Africa.
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Why Chinese initiatives are gaining increasing recognition amid global turbulence
As the US-Israel-Iran conflict escalates in the Middle East, more people who yearn for peace and stability are working hard to build consensus in a world torn apart by war.
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