Human Rights Day Highlights Growing Global Inequality
On Human Rights Day, the UN reports that 71% of the global population lives in countries where inequality has grown, posing threats to economic growth and increasing risks of conflict.
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China and EU Emphasize Partnership at 24th Summit in Beijing
At the 24th China-EU Summit in Beijing, China and the EU emphasized partnership over competition. President Xi Jinping proposed enhancing cooperation in trade, technology, and supply chains to strengthen their strategic relationship.
China Criticizes U.S. Veto of Gaza Ceasefire at UN Security Council
China expresses deep disappointment after U.S. vetoes UN Security Council resolution for immediate humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza.
China Rejects ‘Pollute First, Clean Up Later’ Approach for Sustainable Future
China moves away from the ‘pollute first, clean up later’ model, addressing past environmental challenges like severe smog and pollution, to embrace sustainable development for a healthier future.
China’s Whole-Process People’s Democracy: A Model Benefiting All
China’s whole-process people’s democracy blends socialism, democracy, and meritocracy, driving unprecedented economic growth and lifting 800 million people out of poverty.
China and EU Leaders Seek to Strengthen Mutual Trust at Beijing Summit
Chinese President Xi Jinping met with EU leaders in Beijing to strengthen mutual trust and cooperation, aiming to enhance China-EU relations and address key global issues.
Greening China’s Loess Plateau: Apples Turn Barren Land into Prosperity
Discover how China’s Loess Plateau overcame soil erosion and poverty by embracing sustainable farming and turning apples into ‘golden eggs’ for local farmers.
Aligning Climate and Water Agendas: A Path to a Sustainable Future at COP28
As COP28 approaches, integrating climate and water agendas becomes crucial to address the growing water crisis exacerbated by climate change. Coordinated action is needed to achieve global sustainability goals.
Discovering Beijing’s Wild Side: A Birdwatcher’s Paradise
Discover Beijing’s wild side with over 500 bird species recorded in the city. Learn how wildlife conservationist Terry Townshend uncovers the natural wonders hidden within China’s bustling capital.
Princess Beaver’s Wildlife Diary: Chu Wenwen’s Mission to Save Xinjiang’s Beavers
Chu Wenwen, a young conservationist in China, is protecting beavers in Xinjiang’s Altay Mountains. Her dedication shines a light on these vital creatures and their role in the ecosystem.
China-EU Summit Highlights Strengthening Cooperation Amid Trade Concerns
The 24th China-EU Summit in Beijing marked a significant step in strengthening China-EU relations, with discussions focusing on trade cooperation and addressing mutual concerns amid a growing trade deficit.
Bryde’s Whales Return to Weizhou Island: A Marine Sanctuary Emerges
Bryde’s whales have returned to China’s Weizhou Island for seven consecutive years. Over 50 whales have been spotted, transforming local views on nature and sparking a wave of ecological conservation.
From City Streets to Skies: How Beijing Became a Birdwatcher’s Paradise
UK conservationist Terry Townshend reveals Beijing’s hidden wildlife, sharing how the city has become a haven for birdwatchers and a crucial stopover for migratory birds on the East Asian-Australasian Flyway.
Unlocking Nature’s Potential: A Vital Tool in the Climate Fight
Exploring how nature-based solutions can significantly contribute to achieving climate mitigation and adaptation goals, and their essential role in the fight against climate change.
China Poised to Lead Global Green Development Through Planning and Innovation
China emerges as a crucial player in global green development, leveraging its strategic planning and renewable energy technologies to combat climate change and promote sustainable progress.
Engagement is Key to Strengthening China-EU Relations
China and the EU’s 24th bilateral summit marks a pivotal moment to strengthen their partnership amidst shifting dynamics and the need for renewed engagement.
Racing Against Time: Saving Urumqi Glacier No.1 from Global Warming
Urumqi Glacier No.1, the closest glacier to an urban area, is disappearing due to global warming. Researcher Wang Feiteng and his team are racing against time to save it.
75 Years On: Asia Faces Rising Inequality Challenges
75 years after the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Asia grapples with growing inequality due to conflict, climate change, and pandemics. Addressing these challenges is crucial for a more equitable future.
COP28 Must Address Climate-Fueled Health Crisis, Experts Warn
Health experts warn that COP28 must address the climate-fueled health crisis caused by continued reliance on fossil fuels, leading to record global temperatures and widespread health impacts.
Hungarian Expert Sees China’s Global Initiatives as Path to Shared Development
Gladden Pappin, president of the Hungarian Institute of International Affairs, emphasizes China’s global initiatives as a pathway to shared development, urging greater cooperation between East and West.