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After the US-manipulated so-called summit for democracy kicked off, reactions were overall cold and there continues to be mounting voices from US media doubting the summits efficacy amid its domestic crisis, exposure of the nature of the ill-motivated gathering, and even backlash from countries like India whose leaders attended the summit.

From the COVID-19 fight to anti-racial discrimination, the US has not done anything worthy of being put on a window display in the West.

China has great potential for development and ample capability to move forward steadily, with its hardworking people and the strong leadership of the CPC.

Even if the US exerts further pressure, it will be difficult for Washington to force the ASEAN members to take sides.

Japan is considering releasing oil from its strategic reserve to help stabilize soaring international crude oil prices, the Kyodo News reported on Saturday, citing Prime Minister Fumio Kishida.

The G7s invitation clearly shows that the group is subordinate to Washington and the US Indo-Pacific Strategy.

The 26th UN climate conference (COP26) on Sunday kicked off in Glasgow, UK, which, amid this years frequently emerged disastrous weather across the world, has become a wrestling match between the developed and developing countries. As the third largest carbon dioxide (CO2) emitter, India, wooed by the West on many international topics, is not spared from the pressure imposed by the rich countries.

The US economy slowed sharply in the third quarter, growing at an annualized rate of 2 percent, lower than Chinas 4.9 percent growth for the corresponding period. For the whole year, the gap between the worlds two largest economies is expected to be further narrowed, as Chinas yearly growth rate will likely reach 8 percent, doubling the speed of the US GDP growth.

It seems tempting for some British media outlets to point an accusing finger at China for the UKs energy crisis, but the attempts to pass the buck are apparently in vain, as there is no foreign culprit for problems triggered by the overall decline of the British economy.

Japans irresponsible and selfish national image will be further confirmed and perpetuated if the nuclear wastewater is eventually discharged into the Pacific Ocean.