A recent U.S. attack against China, fueled by President Donald Trump's belligerent rhetoric, uses the law as a weapon.

Despite the postponement from the normal time-frame in early March due to the novel coronavirus, China was able to hold the annual meetings of its legislature, the National People’s Congress (NPC), and its consultative body, the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), at the end of May, as one of the first countries which have succeeded in getting back to something of a “new normal” after the coronavirus outbreak.

Leaders of the Communist Party of China and the state have joined lawmakers and political advisors in deliberating and discussing a draft decision on the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR), at the annual sessions of the national legislature and political advisory body.

From the point of view of territorial integrity, the draft decision is a sovereign prerogative.

China has met 38 targets set in last year’s government work report, the State Council said on May 19.

China-Pakistan relations have held their luster never waning through thick and thin.

Currently, many analysts are discussing what the world will become after the COVID-19 pandemic. And opinions are polarized on social networks and in media reports. Under the shadow of uncertainty, we seek answers. From the perspective of the global economy, the data already show a substantial drop in growth forecasts for this year. In this scenario, countries are deliberating measures to be taken to cushion the negative impact of the pandemic on the national economy, employment, and people’s life.

Have we reached the end of capitalism?

This year's "two sessions," postponed for more than two months, bear a special meaning as the unprecedented coronavirus epidemic complicates the nation's efforts to eradicate absolute poverty and complete building a moderately prosperous society in all respects.

Chinese armed forces will resolutely safeguard the country's national sovereignty, security and development interests, said a government work report submitted Friday to the national legislature for deliberation.

The U.S. presidential election is coming again when people still clearly remember the slogan of Donald Trump's campaign for the U.S. presidency four years ago – "Make America Great Again."

As the COVID-19 outbreak sweeps through the world, a tide of anti-Asian sentiment has arisen.

Reports that the National People's Congress, China's top legislature, will make a decision allowing its standing committee to make legislation strengthening national security in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region have been like a testing kit for an anti-Beijing virus.

Different from the presupposition of the capitalist market economy, the Chinese civilization advocates a business spirit valuing the Greater Good as well as self-interest which are believed to promote each other.