Hu Xijin, the former editor-in-chief of China's state-run tabloid Global Times, has gone silent on social media for a week after his analysis of China's...
Iran's leadership should reconsider its nuclear ambitions and settle for the symbolic win after its retaliatory strikes against the United States.
Hu Xijin writes that, at 62, “the time has come to retire.” He says that he has already submitted the paperwork for his retirement.
Ex-Global Times chief warns against 'exaggerated' commentary on Sanae Takaichi, though he has called the Japanese leader an 'evil witch'.
In an opinion piece published on his WeChat account on July 22, Hu noted that a resolution endorsed by top leaders during the party's third...
US media broadcasters have long drawn criticism from Beijing over reporting critical of mainland government's human rights record.
One of China's Most Talkative Nationalists Suddenly Goes Silent · One of China's most influential, and garrulous, nationalist voices on social...
China's nationalist state media have strongly criticised Philippine President Marcos Jr's remarks during his visit to India,...
“In China, when someone as cautious as Hu Xijin starts releasing signals, it usually means he's acting under instruction from higher up,” Chen...
Netizen Voices: “Stop Complaining, Hu Xijin. You Played a Part in This.” Two posts from nationalist pundit and former Global Times Editor-in-...
Former editor of the Global Times, Hu is known for his nationalistic perspectives and often criticizes Taiwan's independence movements, framing them as provocations against China.
