Chinese Council General to Osaka, Japan, shared on his official tweet a painting made by Chinese artist, comparing the fascist Japanese soldiers killing Chinese children during the massacre of Nanjing to Israeli soldiers killing Palestinian kids in Gaza today. Within the public you can find the Chinese young people comparing the Israeli genocide in Gaza today to not only the Nanjing massacre, but also the entire World War II

ARUNDHATI ROY – The so-called moral architecture of Western democracies has become a grim laughingstock in the rest of the world. The war that has begun now will be terrible, but it will eventually dismantle Israeli apartheid. The whole world will be far safer for everyone – including for Jewish people – and far more just. It will be like pulling an arrow from our wounded heart.

The West wants DeepSeek out of the picture and they’ve closed ranks to achieve it. This is not about protecting user data; this is about protecting Western tech supremacy. Because if they care so much about user privacy, how come American big tech is still collecting user data? The West cannot accept the fact that China outsmarted them.

The arrangement between the US and Europe to share leadership of the IMF and World Bank has led to a governance system that concentrates decision-making power within the Western block. This practice excludes nations from Asia, Africa and Latin America, perpetuating a colonial era mindset in global economic governance. The Global South is committed to restructuring the current Western-dominated financial system and is even considering establishing alternative institutions to satisfy its requirements”

Glenn Diesen: When the West toppled the government in Ukraine, this was the clear signal that Ukraine would not be a bridge, but it would be a front line… And what happened at the same time: in 2013-14, this is when China began to lay the foundations for an alternative international economic system. I think 2014 was the main era, because this is when Europe really slammed the door in the face of Russia and a new door opened in the East, which was China, and that’s when this greater Eurasia ambition really began to move forward.

“The US-China great power rivalry playing out in trade and technology presents various threats and opportunities to the Arab countries. The Arab countries for example have been caught in the crossfire of US tariffs on steel and aluminum which are meant to take aim at China’s steel and aluminum exports, but it ends up adversely impacting the exports of countries like the UAE and Bahrein to the United States almost inadvertently.”

“The Power of Siberia 2 gas pipeline will run across Mongolia. The pipeline is expected to deliver 50 billion cubic meters of natural gas per year, which will double the present capacity. The route will run across Russia’s Western and Eastern Siberia. The implementation of Siberia 2 will strengthen the energy cooperation between China and Russia. It will significantly improve the ecological and economic conditions in China. At the same time, it will help realize the gasification of areas in Russia along the pipeline and supply natural gas to some Chinese regions where gas hasn’t been available.”

“Will Russia and China support Iran militarily?… Don’t expect Putin and Xi Jinping to jump in, but we can’t rule out indirect support. Just look at China’s response to the war in Ukraine. On paper, they are neutral, but they continue to help Russia, whether it is by buying Russian energy, or selling military parts to the Russian army. Maybe they could do the same for Iran. We saw the US and the UK shoot down Iranian drones for Israel. Don’t expect Russia or China to do that for Iran.”

“Boeing is very proud of the partnership that we have built with China over more than half a century. We are committed to China for the next 50 years and look forward to doing everything that we can, whether it is through its composite manufacturing, researching technology, in training, in the completion and delivery center that we have, working on sustainability. Together as partners with China, Boeing is here to stay.”

“Our wonder rocks are rich in resources like manganese, cobalt, nickel and copper, what we call rare earth metals. The seabed is littered with these rocks. The financial upside is huge. They are worth almost USD 110 billion. You can make batteries with them, or EV chargers or solar farms or wind farms. Basically, the deep sea could power India’s green transition, so it is very important.”