Heavy Rain in Southeast China Forces 36,000 to Evacuate
Torrential rains in southeast China’s Fujian Province have forced 36,000 people to evacuate due to severe flooding, causing significant damage and economic loss.
June 2024
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China Implements Measures Amid Severe Drought in Central and Northern Regions
China takes decisive action as severe drought and high temperatures hit central and northern regions, implementing measures to ensure water supply and protect agriculture.
Pakistan Ends T20 World Cup Campaign with Three-Wicket Victory Over Ireland
Pakistan ended their T20 World Cup campaign with a thrilling three-wicket win over Ireland, as captain Babar Azam led a tense chase. Both teams were already eliminated, but the match showcased exciting cricket.
Putin to Visit DPRK and Vietnam to Strengthen Regional Ties
Russian President Vladimir Putin will visit the DPRK and Vietnam this week to strengthen regional ties and discuss mutual interests, marking significant diplomatic engagements in Asia.
Shanghai Shines at 26th International Film Festival with AI and Art
The 26th Shanghai International Film Festival highlights AI, animation, and emerging Chinese films, featuring insights from Tony Leung Ka-Fai and a captivating art exhibition by a renowned couple.
China’s Three-North Shelterbelt Program: Greening the Land After 46 Years
After 46 years, China’s Three-North Shelterbelt Forest Program has transformed vast desertified regions into green landscapes, marking significant strides in combating desertification.
China’s Premier Li Qiang Seeks Stronger Ties with Australian Government and Opposition
Chinese Premier Li Qiang met with Australia’s Leader of the Opposition Peter Dutton in Canberra, expressing China’s willingness to strengthen dialogue with both the Australian government and opposition to enhance their comprehensive strategic partnership.
China Condemns G7 Statement as Arrogant and Prejudiced
China condemns the G7 statement as filled with ‘arrogance, prejudice, and lies,’ accusing the group of unfounded allegations and urging it to abandon ideological biases for genuine cooperation.
China and Australia Pledge Closer Ties in Annual Leaders’ Meeting
China and Australia have pledged to enhance dialogue and cooperation across various sectors following a successful Annual Leaders’ Meeting, marking a significant step in strengthening their bilateral relations.
French Film Week Opens at Shanghai Film Festival, Celebrating 60 Years of China-France Relations
French Film Week kicks off at the 26th Shanghai International Film Festival, celebrating 60 years of diplomatic relations between China and France.
Global Survey: 86% Urge Developed Nations to Take Lead on Climate Action
A global CGTN survey reveals 86% of respondents urge developed nations to take greater responsibility in combating climate change amid increasing extreme weather events worldwide.
Delhi Airport Resumes Normal Operations After Brief Power Outage
Operations at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport returned to normal after a brief power outage disrupted services for several minutes, causing minor delays at check-in and boarding.
EU’s Landmark Nature Law Sets Global Precedent: Implications for Asia
European Union countries have approved a landmark nature restoration law after delays, setting a global precedent that could influence environmental strategies in Asia.
China’s Premier Li Qiang Highlights Mega-Market Opportunities for Australia
Chinese Premier Li Qiang emphasized opportunities in China’s mega-market for Australia during a meeting with Governor-General David Hurley, highlighting enhanced bilateral cooperation.
Discovering the Treasures of Sister Cities: Nanjing and Perth
Explore the rich attractions of sister cities Nanjing and Perth, uncovering their cultural gems and shared connections since 1998.
China Sends Special Envoy Xiao Jie to Attend President Ramaphosa’s Inauguration
China’s Special Envoy Xiao Jie will attend South African President Cyril Ramaphosa’s inauguration on June 19 in Pretoria, strengthening diplomatic ties between China and South Africa.
EU’s Tariffs on Chinese EVs Could Hinder Automotive Innovation
The European Commission’s decision to increase tariffs on Chinese EVs raises concerns about its impact on the global automotive industry and innovation.
China Initiates Anti-Dumping Investigation into EU Pork Imports
China’s Ministry of Commerce has initiated an anti-dumping investigation into pork imports from the European Union, aiming to assess potential unfair pricing affecting the domestic pork industry.
China’s Economy Continues Recovery in May with Growth in Industry and Consumer Spending
China’s economy continued its recovery in May, with growth in industrial production and an increase in consumer spending, according to the National Bureau of Statistics.
Timeless Beauty: The Painted Sculptures of Pingyao’s Shuanglin Temple
Discover the timeless beauty of Pingyao’s painted sculptures at Shuanglin Temple, and learn how artist Liang Changzhen is preserving these cultural treasures for future generations.