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'China Opportunity' trilogy benefits world - October 18, 2026
A China Daily editorial argues that each so-called China Shock has brought global benefits, and that Western protectionism mislabels opportunity as threat.
Indonesia and China should build more, and build better - October 18, 2026
Indonesia and China should expand their nickel industrial partnership at Weda Bay beyond current investment to add value, build skills and improve financing.
The ‘developed country’ label is actually a trap - October 15, 2026
A Global Times commentary argues that labeling China a developed country is a trap meant to impose obligations beyond its developmental stage and distance it from the Global South.
Bridging differences in a divided world - October 15, 2026
A Western binary mindset of right versus wrong drives confrontation, while China's both-and yinyang perspective allows multiple truths to coexist, and greater mutual understanding is needed.
Culture is the bridge between paris, beijing - October 14, 2026
A French senator argues that cultural exchanges and artist residencies between France and China can build trust and deepen ties even amid global tensions.
Resilience and vitality through innovation - October 14, 2026
Commentary articles argue that AI access depends on electricity and affordability, that innovation can mean cutting costs, and that global trade must balance efficiency with resilience and trust.
Grand ambitions, petty vision at the Élysée Palace - October 13, 2026
The Élysée Palace hosted a dinner for European automakers on the eve of the Paris Motor Show but excluded Chinese exhibitors, despite 16 Chinese companies showcasing over 20 brands at the event.
Adopt and adapt to seize opportunity given by AI - October 13, 2026
Asia must move beyond adopting AI tools to redesigning work and reskilling workers, since returns depend on organizational change rather than technology alone, a World Economic Forum official writes.
Effective investment can underpin high-quality growth - October 12, 2026
China held a national investment work conference outlining seven tasks to stabilize investment and shift focus toward quality and structure.
Who pays the bill for surging power demand? - October 12, 2026
A surge in data-center power demand is raising electricity bills and prompting US and Chinese policymakers to debate who should pay for the grid infrastructure needed to serve it.
