China’s Responsible Veto at the UN Calls for Ceasefire in Gaza
China’s veto at the UN Security Council reflects a responsible stance on the Gaza conflict, emphasizing the urgent need for a ceasefire and addressing humanitarian concerns.
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Mike Johnson Elected U.S. Speaker Amid Ongoing Political Turmoil
Republican Mike Johnson has been elected as the new Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, signaling potential continuance of political divisions amid his endorsement of election fraud claims.
Free Speech Paradox: Western Responses to Israel-Palestine Conflict
The recent Israel-Palestine conflict exposes contradictions in Western commitments to free speech, as reactions to pro-Palestinian sentiments reveal potential double standards.
Wang Yi’s U.S. Visit: Paving the Way for Stability in China-U.S. Relations
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi’s three-day visit to the United States aims to strengthen communication, build trust, and advance China-U.S. relations towards healthy and stable development.
SCO Leaders Convene in Kyrgyzstan to Foster Regional Cooperation Amid Global Challenges
The SCO’s 22nd Meeting of the Council of Heads of Government in Kyrgyzstan brings together leaders to foster regional cooperation amid global challenges, emphasizing unity and peaceful development.
China Celebrates a Decade of Neighborhood Diplomacy, Emphasizes Cooperation
On the 10th anniversary of its neighborhood diplomacy, China reaffirms its commitment to cooperation and mutual benefit with neighboring countries, aiming to build a harmonious Asian community.
California Governor Newsom’s China Visit Signals Hope for U.S.-China Relations
California Governor Gavin Newsom’s visit to the Chinese mainland marks a significant step toward bridging U.S.-China relations, emphasizing the importance of cooperation and open dialogue.
China’s Youngest Taikonaut Crew Set to Launch to Tiangong Space Station
China’s youngest taikonaut crew, averaging 38 years old, is set to launch to the Tiangong Space Station, marking a new milestone in the nation’s space endeavors.
Shenzhou-17: A Critical Step in Tiangong Space Station’s Longevity
Shenzhou-17 mission marks a pivotal moment for China’s Tiangong space station, focusing on mastering repair technologies essential for its long-term operation in space.
Singapore and China Deepen Green Cooperation for Climate Action
Singapore’s Minister Grace Fu praises China’s climate initiatives and highlights the shared commitment to sustainable development and environmental protection between Singapore and China.
U.S. State Department Official Resigns Over Gaza Stance, Questioning American Leadership
A senior U.S. State Department official has resigned over the Biden administration’s handling of the Gaza conflict, sparking debate over America’s role and credibility as a global leader.
China’s Economy Shows Resilience Amid Global Slowdown
China demonstrates economic resilience with a 5.2% GDP growth in the first nine months, defying global downturns. Consumer spending and industrial output drive optimism for meeting annual growth targets.
China’s 13th National Women’s Congress Celebrates Women’s Pivotal Role in National Progress
China’s 13th National Women’s Congress in Beijing celebrates the pivotal role of women in the nation’s progress, highlighting their contributions to poverty alleviation, innovation, and combating the COVID-19 pandemic.
Exclusive: Putin on Russia-China Ties and Vision for a Multipolar World
Russian President Vladimir Putin shares insights on Russia-China relations, the vision for a multipolar world, and his stance on global issues ahead of his visit to Beijing for the 3rd Belt and Road Forum.
Unprecedented Escalation: Israel-Palestine Conflict Amid Shifting Middle East
The Israel-Palestine conflict has escalated to unprecedented levels, raising questions about regional stability and international strategies in the Middle East.
China and Central Asian Countries Strengthen Ties at SCO Summit in Bishkek
Chinese Premier Li Qiang attends the 22nd SCO Meeting in Bishkek, strengthening ties with Central Asian countries and focusing on cooperation in regional security, trade, and economic development.
Australia’s Deepening Defense Ties with U.S. Raise Sovereignty Concerns
Australian PM Albanese’s U.S. visit underscores deepening defense ties, raising questions about the impact on Australia’s sovereignty and independent foreign policy decisions.
California Governor Newsom’s China Visit Aims to Strengthen Climate and Economic Ties
California Governor Gavin Newsom is visiting China to strengthen climate cooperation, enhance economic partnerships, and promote cultural exchanges, aiming to boost U.S.-China relations amid global challenges.
China’s BRI: A New Path for Global Development Compared to Bidenomics
China’s Belt and Road Initiative marks a decade of fostering global development and modernization. President Xi Jinping outlines a roadmap for future cooperation, emphasizing shared prosperity and economic interdependence.
Palestine-Israel Conflict Tests International Commitment to Justice
The recent Palestine-Israel conflict highlights the urgent need for international justice and peace efforts. China’s commitment to promoting dialogue and stability offers a path forward.