Harry’s View | 5 Mar 2021
NPC spokesman Zhang Yesui speaks via video link on Thursday ahead of the opening session of the National People’s Congress in Beijing. Photo: AFP
- NPC spokesman says confrontation has hurt the interests of both countries and they should cooperate in areas like climate change and the pandemic
- Zhang Yesui also insisted China is transparent about its military spending and efforts to strengthen defence ‘do not target or threaten any country’
- NPC spokesman says confrontation has hurt the interests of both countries and they should cooperate in areas like climate change and the pandemic
- Zhang Yesui also insisted China is transparent about its military spending and efforts to strengthen defence ‘do not target or threaten any country’
- NPC spokesman says confrontation has hurt the interests of both countries and they should cooperate in areas like climate change and the pandemic
- Zhang Yesui also insisted China is transparent about its military spending and efforts to strengthen defence ‘do not target or threaten any country’
Legislative Council could have up to 90 lawmakers and election likely to be deferred until 2022. Beijing placed reform of city’s elections on the agenda of its annual ‘two sessions’ meetings that began on Thursday.
Legislative Council could have up to 90 lawmakers and election likely to be deferred until 2022. Beijing placed reform of city’s elections on the agenda of its annual ‘two sessions’ meetings that began on Thursday.
Beijing has a two-year ‘window of opportunity’ to create a master plan to defend itself against President Joe Biden’s new multilateral containment strategy.
Beijing has a two-year ‘window of opportunity’ to create a master plan to defend itself against President Joe Biden’s new multilateral containment strategy.
Beijing has a two-year ‘window of opportunity’ to create a master plan to defend itself against President Joe Biden’s new multilateral containment strategy.
Nine in 10 Americans now view China as a competitor or an enemy, rather than a partner, poll suggests; two-thirds of respondents have ‘cold feelings’ towards Beijing.
Nine in 10 Americans now view China as a competitor or an enemy, rather than a partner, poll suggests; two-thirds of respondents have ‘cold feelings’ towards Beijing.
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