“China has made it clear that there is no room for negotiations on this incident and India must withdraw its border-crossing troops from Doklam," the Xinhua news agency said in a commentary.
The Chinese state media have carried a barrage of critical articles on the Doklam standoff criticising India, but this was the first time Pakistan and Kashmir have been brought into the narrative
A strident Chinese media on Wednesday said that “shameless India” must be taught “a bitter lesson”, adding that the Indian military will be “kicked out of the area by Chinese soldiers”
An editorial in Global Times, however, added that the admission of India and Pakistan as SCO members will further diversify the organisation.
Geopolitical bias is blinding India to benefits of cooperation with China, a state-run Chinese newspaper said today, underlining that the two sides can cooperate on projects that are not sensitive if historical issues cannot be immediately solved
"It seems that India has suffered a setback in the 'elephant versus dragon' race, with an unexpected slowdown in its economy," an article in Global Times said.
The state-run Chinese media today warned that India's plans to ban Chinese power firms due to concerns over cyber-attacks could backfire on India itself.
Chinese state-run media on Tuesday said that the country was ready to interfere in the Kashmir issue to protect its massive investment in the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC).
The Chinese media today warned India that it is "dragging relations into hostility" by allowing Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama to visit Arunachal Pradesh in coming weeks.
In an era of mechanisation and automation threatening jobs as companies look to cut costs and boost efficiency, a Chinese newspaper on Wednesday published its first story written by a robot. The article, in Guangzhou-based
India is living in a misconception that siding with the United States will result in an economic boom, an influential Chinese daily said today, adding that the affiliation could prove detrimental for the country. "Overestimating
After a top Pakistan Army Commander invited India to join the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) project, the state-run Chinese media has advised India to accept the offer in order to boost its exports.
Calling India a "spoilt kid", the state-run Chinese media today expressed doubts over India's capability to employ the Dalai Lama and Mongolia against China.
The state-run Chinese media has advised India not to blame the Pakistani government for every terror attack taking place on its territory.
Two separate critiques of the move by Chinese experts question whether the decision to invalidate Rs 500 and Rs 1000 notes would in fact be enough to tackle unaccountable cash.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s decision to scrap the existing high value currency notes has been dubbed as “startling and bold” by the Chinese media. However, it also said the move is “far from enough” and
Targeting India’s move to extend enhanced compensation for victims of terror in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), a state-run Chinese daily on Monday said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has “lost patience and switched to the expected
India should avoid “unnecessary entanglement” in the South China Sea dispute during Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi’s visit to New Delhi and should instead focus on trade ties between the two countries, a state-run Chinese
Beijing: Accusing India of following a “tricky two-sided” China policy to “maximise gains at minimum costs”, an article in the state media here said India’s stand on a negotiated settlement in the disputed South China
Beijing: India's alliance with Japan, Germany and Brazil to push for a permanent seat in an expanded UN Security Council is the country's "biggest mistake", according to an article in a state-run Chinese daily on
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