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Don’t demonize China – look for lessons instead

By Peter Miller in Chongqing I’m in China during the pandemic and it’s pained me to see anti-Chinese propaganda gaining ground in the West, including in Canada. Instead of blaming China for a virus that knows no borders, we should be looking [...]

A view from China of COVID-19

Containment, Heroism, Fear and Lies As my almost-empty Shanghai subway train pulled into a station in the middle of February, I came face-to-face with an ad for UnionPay, the Chinese debit card found in everyone’s wallet. All members of a [...]

Hong Kong: Who is stoking and feeding the flames?

When is an NGO not an NGO? Certainly, when it is Washington’s National Endowment for Democracy, founded in 1983 by Ronald Reagan, generously funded by Congress, and enthusiastically boosted by the likes of the Washington Post, the Clintons and the [...]

ARE CHINA’S UYGHURS THE LATEST “WHITE MAN’S BURDEN”?

The government has invited the European Union to send human rights inspection teams to Xinjiang. These invitations have been declined.

Women in China: Scrambling Towards Equality

People's Voice's China correspondent looks at gender relations in the world's second largest economy.

Canada vs China: Beyond the Comedy

The Canadian government's handling of the relationship has veered from the farcical to the dangerous. Our Shanghai correspondent writes.

China Deplores Hegemonic USMCA Section 32.10

Chinese Embassy in Canada spokesman Yang Yundong commented on the recently signed free trade deal.

Labour in China: Harmony or Struggle?

Neither the social-justice-minded critics of the Chinese model nor those who praise its extraordinary achievements are without evidence for their assessments.

Socialism With Chinese Characteristics: the State Role in the People’s Republic

It is undoubtedly worthwhile to listen to what the Party itself says, to consider its own elaborations on the Chinese road to socialism, and to study what is actually occurring.