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#Comicomment The #US is once again tightening tech controls, putting foreign-made advanced robotics equipment on its "control list" in the name of national security.
Some Western voices have claimed that Chinese #AI models were "distilled from American models," a narrative that only highlights the U.S. anxiety over China's rapid advances in AI — and their continued adherence to a mindset of technological hegemony.
The global AI market offers enormous opportunities for companies worldwide. Fair competition, innovation and market forces — not political interference — are what truly drive technological and industrial progress. #ChinaTech
#Comicomment | Selling militarism as the future: Japan's new defense white paper
#Comicomment Japan's Defense Ministry released "Defense of Japan 2026," a white paper that once again lays bare its dangerous neo-militarist agenda.
The new white paper paints a glossy “vision of security” with anime-style imagery, futuristic cities and happy families. But beneath the bright facade lies a darker reality: militarist ambitions, wartime flames and cities reduced to ruins. Youth who once symbolized peace and hope are replaced by terrified civilians fleeing alongside skeletons in military uniforms.
The stark contrast exposes the irony: war dressed up as a fairytale, militarism packaged as the future. #Japan
#Comicomment Behind the 'China overcapacity' hype lies U.S. anxiety
China has always pursued development through openness and cooperation while following WTO rules. Chinese products meet global demand, and China's growth creates opportunities for the world.
#Comicomment What's behind the 'China overcapacity' hype?
China's industrial capacity is a driver of global economic recovery, not a threat. Trying to dim others' lights will not make one's own shine brighter; blocking cooperation will only hold back one's own future.
#Comicomment: What's behind the 'China overcapacity' hype?
#Comicomment As global supply chains are reshaping, some countries are politicizing trade issues, promoting the "China overcapacity" narrative, and imposing more restrictions on Chinese companies under the guise of protecting their own interests.
China has always pursued development through openness and cooperation while following WTO rules. Chinese products meet global demand, and China's growth creates opportunities for the world.
China's modern industrial development is not a so-called "China Shock 2.0"—it is "China Opportunity 2.0."
China's industrial capacity is a driver of global economic recovery, not a threat. Trying to dim others' lights will not make one's own shine brighter; blocking cooperation will only hold back one's own future.
#Comicomment: History must not be overturned
#Comicomment A bridge built on a cliff may look like a way forward — but it could collapse at any moment. By stretching legal boundaries, the #US is turning #tariffs into a source of global uncertainty.
#Comicomment: A total of 82 local assemblies across #Japan have submitted written opinions to the central government or the parliament urging the administration of Prime Minister #SanaeTakaichi to uphold Japan's Three Non-Nuclear Principles or enshrine them into law, local media reported.
Since the Takaichi administration took office in October last year, opinions concerning the principles have been adopted by five prefectural assemblies, 48 city assemblies and 29 town and ward assemblies, while none of the submissions called for revising the Three Non-Nuclear Principles, Kyodo News reported Tuesday.
The sharp increase marks a significant contrast with previous administrations, which received either no such opinions or only a handful. The surge reflects growing public concern over possible moves by the Takaichi government to alter Japan's long-standing non-nuclear policy, the report said.
Japan's Three Non-Nuclear Principles, which prohibit possessing, producing or permitting the introduction of nuclear weapons into Japanese territory, were formally adopted by the Japanese parliament in 1971 and have since become the cornerstone of the country's nuclear policy.
Local media previously reported that the Takaichi government was considering revising the principle prohibiting the introduction of nuclear weapons into Japan. The reported move has sparked widespread concern among various sectors of Japanese society.
#Comicomment The two-day #NATO Summit concluded in Ankara, Turkey, exposing deepening cracks within the alliance rather than demonstrating unity. On key issues—including defense spending, support for Ukraine, and NATO's strategic direction—the allies failed to reach meaningful consensus, laying bare their widening differences.
During the summit, Washington used defense spending targets as leverage, linking support for Ukraine to trade pressure in an effort to advance its own agenda through NATO. Meanwhile, several European countries accelerated efforts toward defense integration and greater strategic autonomy, signaling a diminished reliance on #US security guarantees. While the United States treated its allies as bargaining chips, Europe emphasized greater burden- and risk-sharing. Although the summit produced a joint declaration, it failed to mask profound disagreements over security priorities and the alliance's future. Behind the display of unity, NATO remains increasingly divided at its core.
#Comicomment | Hatching ambitions, breeding disasters
#Comicomment Recent data disclosed by the Japanese government reveals a substantial increase in military procurement. Driven by its defense buildup policy, the Ministry of Defense's procurement orders for machinery and equipment in fiscal 2025 reached nearly 2.69 trillion yen (about $168 billion), roughly three times the level of five years ago and accounting for almost half of all government procurement in that year.
Japan's military-industrial complex is dangerous not simply because it produces weapons, but because it creates the very demand for them. It does not merely serve military expansion—it actively fuels it. Once this self-reinforcing cycle of interests takes hold, it could propel #Japan further down the path of remilitarization.
The international community must remain vigilant, prevent the resurgence of militarism in any form, and work together to safeguard regional peace, stability, fairness and justice.
#Comicomment On July 4, 2026, the #UnitedStates marks the 250th anniversary of its founding. Fireworks, parades, concerts and expos are all part of the celebration. Behind the pageantry, however, lies a different reality.
As the country celebrates its milestone, deepening social divisions, escalating partisan conflict and long-standing governance challenges remain unresolved. When the fireworks fade, what will people remember—250 years of achievement, or a carefully staged illusion? Is the #AmericanDream still a lived reality, or has it become a story polished and repackaged over and over again? The answer may already exist beyond the crystal ball.
Two hundred and fifty years ago, the United States was founded on the promise of freedom. Two hundred and fifty years later, it is still selling the American Dream to the world. But as reality continues to puncture the illusion, how many people are still willing to believe?
#Comicomment Across the vast cotton fields of Xinjiang, high-quality cotton is produced with advanced agricultural machinery—from precision seeders to modern cotton harvesters. Yet some western politicians have fabricated accusations, insisting on branding Xinjiang cotton with the false label of "forced labor." The truth is plain to see. Just as rumors cannot withstand the facts, these smears fall apart in the face of reality.
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