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Sigov: US policies on Gaza, Ukraine won’t change regardless of who wins presidential election.
Analysts: New air defenses will deter Russian strikes, but manpower, artillery gaps cannot be filled; front may stabilize until end of 2024.
Gao Wencheng: The escalating political polarization in the US has given rise to a dystopian narrative, as portrayed in the upcoming film “Civil War,” in which 19 US states, led by Texas and California, secede from the country, and partisan extremist militias regularly commit political violence.
Xinhua: Washington must admit the true fact that the Middle East belongs to its people, and it is high time the US quit its bullying and hegemonic acts in the long-suffering region.
Xinhua: The 45th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and the US is an opportune moment to reflect on the journey that has taken the two countries to where they are today, and to chart a steady course forward.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi on Wednesday [Dec. 6] called for the sound, steady and sustained development of China-US relations during a phone conversation with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken at the latter’s request.
Xinhua: World political experts and business leaders upbeat about the outcome of the latest meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Joe Biden.
Chinese President Xi Jinping met with US President Joe Biden at Filoli Estate, San Francisco on Nov. 15 in what proved to be a strategically significant and far-reaching meeting of the two heads of state.
Zhong Sheng: China, US should start from the perspective of shared interests and the future of humanity.
The US Indo-Pacific Strategy, whose main principles were formulated in the US National Security Strategy released in December 2017, is aimed at preserving a unipolar structure of the world in an era of global changes that undermine US claims to world dominance.