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Observer: No country has the right to ac...
Observer: No country has the right to act as the world's policeman
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Observer: Exposing sinister rhetoric beh...
Observer: Exposing sinister rhetoric behind Japan's right-wing attempts to rewrite history
Recent remarks by Toshio Tamogami, former chief of staff of Japan's Air Self-Defense Force and a polarizing far-right figure, alleging that the United States had "framed" Japan for the Pearl Harbor attack have gained significant online traction.
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Observer: China, US should seek common g...
Observer: China, US should seek common ground, shelve differences to manage divergences
A recent poll released by the Chicago Council on Global Affairs shows that 53 percent of Americans believe the United States should undertake friendly cooperation and engagement with China.
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Observer: World must unite to thwart Jap...
Observer: World must unite to thwart Japan's nuclear ambitions
Recent pro-nuclear remarks by senior Japanese officials have drawn intense international attention.
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Observer: World must guard against resur...
Observer: World must guard against resurgence of Japanese militarism
This year marks the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War. Japan, as a defeated nation in World War II, should have engaged in deep reflection on the grave crimes committed by militarism.
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Observer: China, US taking practical act...
Observer: China, US taking practical actions to shoulder responsibilities as major countries
During this past year of shifting global dynamics, China-US economic and trade interactions have consistently drawn worldwide attention.
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Observer | Japan's Unit 731 atrocities e...
Observer | Japan's Unit 731 atrocities exposed: a call to defend peace and justice
Time cannot erase the truth. The more evidence surfaces, the harder it becomes to hide the scars left by aggression.In December 1949, a military tribunal in Khabarovsk, then known as Boli in the Soviet Union, convened the first-ever public trial dedicated to biological warfare crimes.
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Observer | Preventing the resurgence of ...
Observer | Preventing the resurgence of Japanese militarism: a shared commitment to upholding justice
On December 13, a national memorial ceremony was held to honor the victims of the Nanjing Massacre. During this solemn occasion, eighty-eight youth representatives read a peace declaration, reaffirming their commitment to remembering history and safeguarding peace.
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Observer: Japan's feigned 'victimhood' m...
Observer: Japan's feigned 'victimhood' masks sinister intentions
Recently, Japanese vessels and aircraft have frequently approached and conducted reconnaissance near the training zones of the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) Navy, disrupting China’s normal training activities and creating risks to maritime and aerial security.
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Observer: China's steady, sustained grow...
Observer: China's steady, sustained growth continues to boost global economic confidence
What development opportunities lie within China's recommendations for formulating the 15th Five-Year Plan? Since their release, global attention has focused on China's efforts to foster new growth drivers and strengthen economic momentum.
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Observer: Withdrawing erroneous remarks ...
Observer: Withdrawing erroneous remarks on China's Taiwan only viable solution for Japan
The erroneous remarks on China's Taiwan made by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi have triggered strong dissatisfaction from both the Chinese government and the Chinese people.
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Observer: Sanae Takaichi should retract ...
Observer: Sanae Takaichi should retract her erroneous remarks on Taiwan
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi recently attempted to link a so-called "Taiwan contingency" with the exercise of the right to collective self-defense, suggesting the possibility of Japanese military involvement in the Taiwan question.
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Observer: Forging new chapters in China-...
Observer: Forging new chapters in China-US people-to-people friendship
The achievements in China-US relations are primarily attributable to the collective efforts of the peoples of both countries, and the continued development of this relationship will rely even more on their support.
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Observer: China, US should jointly defen...
Observer: China, US should jointly defend outcomes of the victory of WWII
In the face of mounting challenges, China and the US should demonstrate their responsibility as major countries. By adhering to mutual respect, peaceful coexistence and win-win cooperation, they can fully achieve mutual success and shared prosperity, and accomplish more great and concrete things for
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Observer | Key Party meeting sets tone f...
Observer | Key Party meeting sets tone for China's next-stage development, carries global significance
The 20th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC) convened its fourth plenary session in Beijing from Monday to Thursday.
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Observer: China, US are fully capable of...
Observer: China, US are fully capable of achieving shared success and mutual prosperity
In today's complex global landscape, China and the US must draw upon the wisdom of their shared history, prioritize common and global interests and strengthen cooperation, as this is not only a historical responsibility but also widely expected by the international community.
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Observer: Upholding equality, mutual ben...
Observer: Upholding equality, mutual benefit in China-US economic, trade relations
On the afternoon of September 14 local time, China and the United States began talks on economic and trade issues in Madrid, Spain.
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Observer: BRICS should play a greater ro...
Observer: BRICS should play a greater role in addressing the challenges of the times
On Sept. 8, Chinese President Xi Jinping attended a Virtual BRICS Summit and delivered an important statement, calling on BRICS countries to forge ahead in solidarity and cooperation.
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Observer: How the CPC's eight-point rule...
Observer: How the CPC's eight-point rules are reshaping China
Since the 18th CPC National Congress in 2012, the CPC Central Committee, with Xi Jinping at its core, has developed and consistently applied an eight-point decision plan aimed at improving conduct.
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