As the United States prepares for a radical course-correction on climate change, China is raising its game. Climate action has become yet another front in the competition between the world's two largest economies.

The COVID-19 pandemic is likely to be largely controlled, the world economy is expected to be on the track to recovery, and major-country relations are projected to remain relatively stable in 2021. Yet the world will still face risks.

China's signaling of its interest in joining the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership indicates the strong resolve of its top leadership to deepen reform and pursue opening-up at a higher level, analysts said.

Foreign-funded institutions generally acknowledge that China has opened up its financial market wider. But why is there still a gap between China's policy efforts and foreign financial institutions' sense of gain?

As they are suspected of committing such grave offenses, it is right that the SAR authorities should seek the return of those named in the warrants to stand trial and answer the charges against them.

Sino-US relations have deteriorated at an unprecedented pace over the past nearly four years thanks to the Donald Trump administration's "America first" policies.

Joey Siu, one of the brains behind the rioting in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, recently admitted on Twitter that she is a US citizen.

Given that Washington has never produced any proof to support its claims that Huawei and ZTE threaten US national security, anyone viewing the matter objectively can see what a lame excuse it is.

China has already recovered from the pandemic-induced plunge in the first quarter of 2020, and therefore it will enter 2021 on a strong footing.

The successful re-entry and landing of the Chang'e-5 capsule on Thursday has enabled China to obtain its first lunar samples, marking a new start for the moon and planetary research.

Despite its desperate attempts to further deepen relations with the incoming Joe Biden administration, the Tsai administration, given president-elect Biden's remarks, may end up getting less support from the US in the future.

On the fifth anniversary of the landmark Paris Agreement, China made new proposals and commitments to accelerate the dynamic of ambitious global climate actions.

The US' prejudiced cultural outlook is the result of its unilateral and hegemonic policies to aggressively promote its own culture while suppressing other cultures.

People who call some Chinese diplomats "wolf warriors" either don't know or pretend to not know the reckless diplomatic style of politicians such as US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.

With the birth of American "military exceptionalism" grew the need to maximize international outcomes favorable to the US, particularly the acquisition of wealth. To do this, it needed to see off rivals.

China will speed up the building of the new development paradigm with the domestic market as the mainstay while the domestic and international markets complement each other.

Recently, the US State Department's policy planning branch－its center for "innovation and creativity"－published a 10-point, 74-page, 21st century version of that article entitled "The Elements of the Chinese Challenge" on how to deal with China's rise.

Huawei's legal team took the floor recently in the British Columbia Supreme Court, where Meng is fighting extradition to the US on false charges.

U.S. President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris on Monday announced the formation of an inaugural committee, nearly one month after the election, while U.S. President Donald Trump has yet to concede.

Over the past year, the HIV movement has mobilized to defend our progress, to protect people living with HIV and other vulnerable groups and to push the coronavirus back.

Recently, China has placed a series of tariffs and anti-dumping charges on a series of imports from Australia. The goods, which are lucrative to Canberra's exporters, concern barley, coal and most recently, Australian wine.

During the 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-25) period, China is expected to maintain a healthy economic growth rate and...

China has never shut its door to Australia. What needed now is that the Australian side should show sincerity and take concrete actions.

With the final nine counties shaking off poverty, China has removed all its 832 impoverished counties nationwide from the poverty list, a globally significant milestone of poverty reduction for the world's most populous country.

The past four years, if anything, have shown taking a tough stance against China will neither help the US solve its domestic problems nor help the world overcome critical global challenges — it will only worsen them.