Faced with the question of the times - "Openness or isolation? Progress or retrogression?" - China and the US, the world's two largest economies, have made increasingly clear choices.

"Most of the compliments about Mikhail Gorbachev come from Russia’s rivals. Those countries are sparing no effort in strangling Russia's economy," said Global Times Commentator Hu Xijin.

The overwhelming majority of the people from the world's most developed country are losing faith in their government and the future of their country.

The 2022 China International Fair for Trade in Services in Beijing from Wednesday to Monday marks the 10th year that China is hosting the fair.

The Vostok 2022 military exercises will be held September 1-7 in the Russian Eastern Military District. Thirteen countries including China, India, Belarus, Mongolia and Algeria are invited to send troops to participate in the exercises.

A recent article in The Times quotes Ciaran Martin, former head of the UK National Cyber Security Center, and other intelligence officials, to confirm gross interference by the United States in the United Kingdom's established plan for cooperation with Chinese high-tech company Huawei.

A recent article by Chinese Ambassador to Sri Lanka Qi Zhenhong has touched New Delhi on its sore spot.

Sri Lanka seems to be limping back to normal after the past tumultuous weeks which saw top government officials fleeing the country amid intense protests and rising calls for their resignation following the collapse of the economy.

Despite extreme heat, drought, and water shortages that saw an obvious reduction in rainfall in Lancang River, China has nevertheless maintained water supply to the lower reaches of the Mekong River.

The United States is trying to establish its leadership in global semiconductor supply chains by wooing Japan, the Republic of Korea and China's Taiwan into a "Chip 4 alliance", whose preliminary meeting is expected to be held in the near future.

Mankind's experience of combating COVID-19 in the past more than two years once again proves that no country is able to cope with global challenges alone, and to enhance international cooperation is the only way out.

The "Asian Century" was coined by late Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping in 1988 in a meeting with then-Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi.

This drought, which is further disrupting supply chains and pushing up food and energy prices, once again reminds us of the urgency in working together to tackle climate change.

In the smear campaign against China using unfounded charges, Guam, lying at the hub of the "second island chain" and regarded by the US military as the "heart of the Pacific," has become the latest hotspot issue for Washington to hype.

August 24 is Ukraine's 31st Independence Day, and it is also the day that marks exactly six months since the Russia-Ukraine conflict broke out.

The rich world's fossil fuel hypocrisy is on full display in its response to the global energy crisis following the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

A new research shows an "astonishing" result that nearly one in 10 Australians think China "will attack Australia soon," while just one in 20 people in Taiwan agree with that.

Has the U.S. really "exercised great restraint" given all these wrongful and arrogant practices? As a matter of fact, it is just saying so and doing the opposite.

More than 30 years have passed since former Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping met with then Indian prime minister Rajiv Gandhi in 1988, and said that: "Unless China and India are developed, there will be no Asian Century.

US Ambassador to China Nicholas Burns has not drawn wide attention since taking up his position in China six months ago. But recently, taking advantage of US house speaker Nancy Pelosi's provocative visit to the island of Taiwan, Burns has gained a wave of "negative" traffic.