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Xinhua: “China and Russia are dedicated to upholding their original aspirations of being good neighbors, good friends and good partners to bring mutual benefits to their people through win-win cooperation.”
Zhelenin: Xi proceeds with his despite killing of nine Chinese citizens by Wagnerites in Central African Republic; Moscow, Beijing will clash in Africa since they are after same things there.
Xinhua: “Washington’s longstanding tactic of playing the “Taiwan card” to contain China is doomed to fail, and will consequently backfire.”
Right now, forming, keeping, and promoting traditional spiritual and moral values is a priority policy issue in both domestic politics and international relations.
Xinhua: “A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson on Wednesday [March 29] lashed out at the US egregiously conniving at and supporting “Taiwan independence” separatists in regard to Taiwan leader’s so-called stopover in the country, urging the US side to stop all forms of official interaction with Taiwan.”
Xinhua: “Since the escalation of the Ukraine crisis, the US has churned out fallacies to discredit China on a range of related issues and mislead the international community.”
Roshchin: Ukraine war has upended the international collective security system; now new compromises, roles are required to restore it.
Guo: “Washington, by prolonging the conflict, can weaken Russia and force Europe to further rely on the US in security matters so that it can consolidate its hegemony.”
Living up to the epithet of “surveillance empire,” the United State has, for decades, conducted indiscriminate mass surveillance of foreign governments, companies and individuals as well as its own citizens.
Military-civilian integration has been a consistent national strategy in China in recent years. The combining of military and civilian resources is aimed primarily at creating an effective system of innovation in science, technology, and manufacturing.