Duma Boko Sworn In as Botswana’s 6th President, Pledges Economic Diversification
Duma Boko was sworn in as Botswana’s 6th president, promising to diversify the economy beyond diamond sales and emphasizing immediate leadership.
November 2024
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Massive Manganese Deposit Discovered in Central China’s Hunan Province
Chinese geologists have discovered a massive manganese deposit in Hunan Province, with potential reserves exceeding 200 million tonnes, promising to boost China’s domestic supply of this essential mineral.
Devastating Floods in Nigeria Claim Over 321 Lives and Displace 740,000
Devastating floods in Nigeria have claimed over 321 lives and displaced more than 740,000 people, prompting a national emergency response to address the widespread destruction.
Ceasefire Hopes Fade as Israel Intensifies Bombardments in Gaza and Lebanon
Prospects for a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas diminish as Israeli airstrikes intensify in Gaza and Lebanon, leading to significant casualties and escalating regional tensions.
Over Half of Human Trafficking Cases in Canada Remain Unsolved: Report
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Serbia Declares National Day of Mourning After Novi Sad Roof Collapse
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DPRK Defends Latest ICBM Test as Legitimate Self-Defense Measure
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He Was the First Hero to Fall: Remembering Wan Jingang
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Remembering Wan Jingang: The First Hero of the July 5 Riots in Urumqi
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Thirteen Dead in Serbian Railway Station Roof Collapse
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China and Brazil Strengthen Ties to Boost Emerging Markets
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Swing Voters in Wisconsin Could Decide U.S. Presidential Election
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Mexico’s Day of the Dead Festival Draws Millions of Tourists
Mexico’s Day of the Dead festival is a cherished tradition that now attracts millions of tourists, contributing hundreds of millions to the economy in just days.
UNDP Highlights Trillions in Harmful Subsidies at COP16 Biodiversity Summit
At COP16 in Cali, the UNDP urges governments to redirect trillions in harmful subsidies towards funding biodiversity conservation, emphasizing efficient use of resources to restore nature.
Project 2025: Conservative Policy Blueprint for Potential Trump Administration
Project 2025, a set of conservative policy initiatives drafted by a Washington think tank, aims to help a potential second Donald Trump administration quickly implement conservative policies.
President Xi Jinping Meets Macao’s Incoming Chief Executive, Reaffirms Full Support
President Xi Jinping met with Sam Hou Fai, the incoming Chief Executive of the Macao SAR, reaffirming central support for Macao’s development and the ‘one country, two systems’ principle.
President Xi Jinping Reaffirms Full Support for Macao’s Incoming Chief Executive
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The Liaison Office of the Central People’s Government in the Macao SAR commends President Xi Jinping’s remarks during his meeting with newly appointed Chief Executive Sam Hou Fai, signaling a new chapter for “One Country, Two Systems” in Macao.
China and Slovakia Establish Strategic Partnership, Deepen Bilateral Ties
China and Slovakia have established a strategic partnership, strengthening bilateral relations and enhancing cooperation across various sectors.
Senior CPC Official Cai Qi Calls for Enhanced Reform Efforts
Cai Qi, a senior member of the CPC, urges principal officials to intensify efforts in comprehensive reforms, aiming to propel Chinese modernization.