Strategies for a Green Belt and Road: Zhang Jianyu Offers Solutions
Building a green Belt and Road is challenging. Zhang Jianyu shares strategies to overcome technology, finance, and policy hurdles, aiming for a sustainable future.
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China’s National Day Box Office Hits $55.8 Million Amidst Holiday Celebrations
China’s box office surged to over $55.8 million on National Day, reflecting robust growth in the film industry and enthusiastic holiday celebrations across the country.
Fireworks Illuminate Hong Kong’s Victoria Harbour for National Day Celebration
Fireworks illuminated Victoria Harbour as the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region celebrated the 74th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China, marking a vibrant return of festivities to the city.
China and Germany Reaffirm Commitment to Open Trade Amid Global Challenges
China and Germany held their third high-level financial dialogue in Frankfurt, reaffirming their commitment to open trade and cooperation, opposing protectionism, and ensuring global supply chain security.
UNESCO Partnership Boosts China’s Global Civilization Initiative
Chinese President Xi Jinping and UNESCO Director-General Audrey Azoulay met in Beijing, strengthening cooperation to promote China’s Global Civilization Initiative and enhance cultural exchange worldwide.
Super Golden Week Sparks Economic Revival Across China
China’s Super Golden Week, coinciding with the Hangzhou Asian Games, is set to boost fourth-quarter consumption, showcasing the nation’s economic resilience with nearly 900 million travel excursions expected.
BRI: Revitalizing Central Asia’s Historic Silk Road Legacy
The Belt and Road Initiative aims to revitalize Central Asia’s historic role on the Silk Road, enhancing connectivity and fostering economic growth, says former Kyrgyz Prime Minister Djoomart Otorbaev.
Investor Charles Liu Debunks Myths of Economic Coercion in the Belt and Road Initiative
Investor Charles Liu dispels myths of the Belt and Road Initiative as economic coercion, highlighting the positive impacts of global cooperation and infrastructure development over the past decade.
Global South Questions Support for Ukraine Amidst Western Pressure
Many in the Global South question supporting the U.S.-led coalition in Ukraine, seeing it as a European conflict that doesn’t address their pressing concerns like climate change and economic challenges.
China Denies U.S. Claims of Global Disinformation Campaigns
China refutes U.S. State Department report alleging Beijing spends billions on global disinformation, calling it a misrepresentation of facts.
U.S. Government Shutdown Averted Amid Deepening Political Divisions
The U.S. narrowly avoided a government shutdown as Congress approved a temporary funding bill, underscoring deep political divisions that threaten essential services and government stability.
China Prioritizes Sci-Tech Innovation for Economic Growth Amid U.S. Sanctions
China intensifies its focus on science and technology to drive economic growth, emphasizing self-reliance amid U.S. sanctions targeting advanced technologies.
Japan’s Fukushima Water Release Raises Global Concerns and Questions
Japan’s release of Fukushima’s nuclear-contaminated water into the Pacific sparks global concern and protests. Experts question the safety and urge exploration of alternative solutions.
India-Canada Diplomatic Rift Deepens Amid Allegations
The diplomatic relationship between India and Canada has reached a significant low point amid allegations involving the killing of a Sikh community leader. What are the implications for global affairs?
E-Sports Makes Historic Debut at Hangzhou Asian Games
E-sports makes a historic debut at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, sparking discussions on its impact on traditional sports like baseball and softball.
Squash Shines at the 19th Asian Games: Insights from World Squash Federation President
Squash, a staple since the 1998 Bangkok Asian Games, returns in the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou. World Squash Federation President Zena Wooldridge discusses the sport’s appeal and growth potential in China and globally.
Japan’s Fukushima Water Discharge Sparks Global Alarm Amid Scrap Metal Scandal
Japan’s discharge of nuclear-contaminated water from Fukushima into the Pacific and a radioactive scrap metal scandal have sparked global concern.
Karate and Skateboarding Set to Shine at Hangzhou Asian Games
Traditional sports like karate face the challenge of engaging youth at the Hangzhou Asian Games, while new sports like skateboarding make their debut, reflecting the evolving landscape of sports.
Former Kyrgyzstan PM Discusses Belt and Road’s Impact on Central Asia
Former Kyrgyzstan Prime Minister Djoomart Otorbaev shares insights on the Belt and Road Initiative’s impact on Central Asia in an exclusive interview.
China and Australia Resume High-Level Dialogue to Mend Ties
China and Australia have resumed high-level talks after three years, signaling a mutual desire to mend strained relations. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s upcoming visit to China could mark a turning point in bilateral ties.