Brits ridicule Daily Mail article about Russia and China's plans to 'take over the world'

Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping meeting in BeijingMOSCOW, Feb. 6Readers of the British newspaper Daily Mail laughed at the article by journalist Marc Almond, in which he tried to portray Russia and China as «a new concentration of world evil.» In the material, Almond accused Moscow and Beijing of close economic and political cooperation. In his opinion, the two powers hatch plans for «control over the Western world», and the meeting between President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping on Friday, the opening day of the Olympic Games in Beijing, was the best «proof» of this. In the publication, the author several times directly called both countries the center of world evil and a large-scale threat.In the US, they came up with a way to «stung» China. Angry, as well as ironic comments from the British followed immediately. «It is difficult to find good journalism in our time. This article by Almond is a perfect example of a tabloid press full of prejudices invented by him and a sense of his own superiority,» said one of the users on the Daily Mail website. «How can you lie like that? The West is the source of world evil,» they wrote in response to a British journalist.Ukraine forced the US to humiliate itself in front of China»If we failed, this does not mean that those who succeeded are wrong. Instead of learning from China's pandemic containment policy, we in the West condemn their success. We are fools for allowing our government to blame someone to hide their own failures!» added another commenter. absolutely deaf and blind,” a Daily Mail reader concluded. Russia and China adopted a joint statement on international relations during Putin’s visit to Beijing on Friday. a request for leadership for peaceful development. Russia and China opposed the actions of external forces to undermine security and stability in common adjacent regions, declaring their intention to resist the interference of external forces under any pretext in the internal affairs of sovereign countries. Kiev and Western states have recently expressed concern about allegedly increased «aggressive actions» by Russia near the borders of Ukraine. Moscow has repeatedly denied such accusations, saying that it does not threaten anyone and does not intend to attack anyone, and claims of «aggression» are used as an excuse to place more NATO military equipment near Russian borders. China reminded the United States how to resolve the conflict in Ukraine