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Xin Ping

The author is a commentator on international affairs, writing regularly for CGTN, Global Times, etc. He can be reached at xinping604@gmail.com.

    October 2, 2026
    Editorials/Human Rights

    The Moral Ambiguity of Christa Pike’s Execution

    Christa Pike's survival has exposed a contradiction that capital punishment normally conceals. The state can declare a life forfeit, but when its machinery of death fails, it suddenly becomes responsible for keeping

    Human Rights/Sri Lanka

    Sri Lankan Socialist Party Figure Claims Two-Thirds of Population Is Poor

    A senior figure in Sri Lanka’s Frontline Socialist Party has claimed that two-thirds of the country’s population has fallen into poverty under the current administration, while 21% of children under the age of five are suffering from malnutrition. Pubudu Jayagoda,

    October 2, 2026

    Sri Lankan Designer Showcases Batik Collection at Moscow Fashion Week

    Events/Sri Lanka

    Sri Lanka was represented at Moscow Fashion Week with a presentation by Sri Lankan designer Kamil Hewavitharana, whose label Limak by Kamil showcased a

    Sri Lanka and Russia Complete First Wolverine Path Military Exercise in Russia

    Geopolitics/Sri Lanka

    Sri Lanka and Russia have concluded a bilateral military exercise in the Russian Federation, with special operations forces from the two countries conducting joint

    The U.S. Double Standard Disaster

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    Columns/Geopolitics

    The Middle East, a region scarred by decades of conflict, is once again teetering on the brink of catastrophe. As Gaza crumbles under Israeli bombardment and Iran faces escalating threats, US complicity

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    From ‘America First’ to ‘America Only’ — A Chinese Viewpoint

    April 3, 2025
    Columns/Geopolitics

    Thanks to the United States, “tariff” has become one of the top buzzwords in international politics. In rapid succession, the White House has announced 25 percent tariffs on all imported steel and

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    The CIA’s Recruitment Drive in China — A Chinese Viewpoint

    December 1, 2024
    Columns/Defence

    The United States has long relied on covert operations to infiltrate and undermine China. Yet on October 2, 2024, the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) posted a video in Mandarin titled “Securely

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    Article 23: Hong Kong’s autonomy brooks no external interference

    March 13, 2024
    Diplomacy

    The four-week public consultation on the proposed legislation of Article 23 of the Basic Law of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) of the People’s Republic of China (hereinafter referred to

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    Let the universal human rights be what they should be

    January 14, 2024
    Human Rights

    The freshly concluded 2023 marked the 75th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which has great significance in human history and has had a profound impact on the cause of

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    China, U.S. share responsibility to cooperate on AI

    December 14, 2023
    Artificial Intelligence/Diplomacy

    Only 22 years after Steven Spielberg’s blockbuster movie “AI” (artificial intelligence) came to the big screen, the imaginary scenes in the movie are becoming real: AI is permeating our everyday life. According

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    From San Francisco onward, what’s next for China and U.S.?

    November 27, 2023
    Columns

    The world had been holding breath for the historical San Francisco summit between President Xi Jinping and President Joe Biden that would pull back China-U.S. relations from running further downhill and thus

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    US needs to show sincerity to improve ties with China

    July 8, 2023
    Columns/Diplomacy

    Guided by a Cold War mindset, the United States always believes it can pressure China on any issue so long as the lines of communication are kept open. This is a false

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    West’s Bigotry and “Let Them Eat Tweets” style of Governance

    August 14, 2022
    Defence/Diplomacy/Geopolitics/United States

    For centuries, the self-righteous West has been obsessed with transplanting its own culture and systems into other countries, inflicting countless deaths and suffering in the lands it deemed as “uncivilized” or “underdeveloped.”

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