China Vows to Counter ‘Taiwan Independence’, Urges Cross-Strait Unity
Senior Chinese official Wang Huning reaffirmed China’s resolve to counter ‘Taiwan independence’ efforts and urged for cross-Strait unity at the 16th Straits Forum in Xiamen.
June 2024
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From Village Youth to National Leader: Xi Jinping’s Devotion to the People
From his humble beginnings in Liangjiahe Village to his role as China’s leader, Xi Jinping’s lifelong dedication to serving the people has shaped his journey and China’s future.
Beijing Prepares for Second Heat Wave This Week as Temperatures Soar
Beijing is bracing for a second heat wave this week, with temperatures expected to soar above 35°C between June 16 and 18, following a recent three-day heat wave.
China’s GalaxySpace Trials First Overseas LEO Satellite Internet in Thailand
China’s GalaxySpace collaborates with Thailand’s Mahanakorn University to trial the first overseas use of China’s LEO satellite broadband internet, marking a milestone in satellite communications.
China Urges U.S. to Stop ‘Unacceptable’ Smears Over Ukraine at UN Meeting
At a UN Security Council meeting, China’s envoy Geng Shuang urged the U.S. to stop using the Ukraine issue to smear China, calling such actions ‘unacceptable.’
Documentary “The Sinking of the Lisbon Maru” Premieres at Shanghai Film Festival
“The Sinking of the Lisbon Maru” documentary opened the 26th Shanghai International Film Festival, highlighting a WWII tragedy and the heroic rescue by Chinese fishermen.
Yangtze River Delta Welcomes China’s First Railway Loop Line
The Yangtze River Delta inaugurated its first railway loop line, connecting Shanghai with major cities and integrating smaller towns into the regional economy, marking a milestone in China’s infrastructure development.
Oil Spill Forces Closure of Singapore’s Sentosa Island Beaches
Beaches on Singapore’s Sentosa Island were closed Saturday due to an oil spill at a nearby port, affecting luxury waterfront homes and tourists, authorities said.
Tony Banham Celebrates ‘The Sinking of the Lisbon Maru’ Documentary Premiere in Shanghai
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Asia Faces Extreme Weather Crisis: Heat Waves, Floods, and Droughts Impact Millions
Asia faces a crisis as extreme weather events like heat waves, floods, and droughts impact millions, affecting communities, economies, and ecosystems across the continent.
Chinese Scientists Decode Insect Olfaction to Develop Green Pesticides
Chinese scientists have unveiled the olfactory secrets of insects, paving the way for the development of environmentally friendly pesticides, according to new research published in Science.
Xi Jinping Emphasizes High-Quality Development in Upcoming Qiushi Journal Publication
An article by Xi Jinping on China’s high-quality development will be published in Qiushi Journal, emphasizing the nation’s strategic shift towards sustainable and better growth.
Discover Wolong Bay: Xinjiang’s Picturesque Summer Escape
Nestled in Xinjiang’s Kanas Scenic Area, Wolong Bay offers breathtaking landscapes and a serene retreat. Discover the tranquil bay where the river winds like a dragon through lush forests and grassy plains.
Discover Inner Mongolia’s Golden Grazing Season: Life on the Summer Pastures
Discover the nomadic life of herders in Inner Mongolia’s summer pastures during its golden season, exploring how they choose yurt sites and manage water and electricity on the vast grasslands.
Experts Warn EU’s Tariffs on Chinese EVs May Have Broad Negative Effects
Experts express concern over the EU’s proposed tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, warning of broad negative effects and potential WTO rule violations.
Unpacking the EU’s Tariff on Chinese Electric Vehicles: Economics or Politics?
Examining the EU’s tariff on Chinese electric vehicles and its implications for trade, environmental goals, and political dynamics between China and the European Union.
IOC Lists 25 Russian, Belarusian Athletes as Neutrals for Paris Olympics
The IOC has included 25 Russian and Belarusian athletes as ‘Individual Neutral Athletes’ eligible for Paris 2024, amid ongoing tensions and reactions from Moscow.
Peter Pellegrini Sworn In as Slovakia’s President, Opening New Chapter in Foreign Relations
Peter Pellegrini was sworn in as Slovakia’s president on Saturday, signaling potential shifts in foreign relations and increased engagement with Asian nations.
China Achieves Record High in Voluntary Blood Donations in 2023
China has witnessed a historic surge in voluntary blood donations in 2023, reaching an unprecedented 16.99 million donations—a 5.9 percent increase from the previous year.
Toyota Extends Production Halt of Scandal-Hit Models Amid Ongoing Investigations
Toyota extends production suspension of three models amid ongoing investigations into testing irregularities, with production halted until at least July 31 as internal and ministry probes continue.