US Bill Could Lead to TikTok Ban or Forced Divestment
President Biden signs a bill that could ban TikTok or force its divestment, sparking debates over free speech, national security, and fair competition.
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China’s ‘New Three’ Industries Fuel Global Economic Recovery
China’s electric vehicles, lithium batteries, and solar panels are driving global economic recovery by meeting the growing demand for affordable, green technologies.
U.S. Foreign Aid Package Includes Provision Targeting TikTok Amid Security Concerns
President Biden’s $95 billion foreign aid package includes provisions that could lead to TikTok’s ban or divestment in the U.S., reflecting ongoing national security concerns over data privacy and Chinese influence.
U.S. Youth Protests Rise as Biden Signs Aid Package for Israel and Gaza
President Biden signs an aid package for Israel, Gaza, and Ukraine amid rising protests from young Americans who increasingly sympathize with Palestinians, highlighting a generational shift in U.S. attitudes.
China and Tanzania Celebrate 60 Years of Growing Partnership
China and Tanzania celebrate 60 years of diplomatic relations, highlighting decades of deepening friendship, fruitful cooperation, and a commitment to future collaboration in various sectors.
AI Revolution: Steve Hoffman on the Jobs Most at Risk
The rise of AI, including chatbots like ChatGPT, is revolutionizing the job market. Steve Hoffman, CEO of Founders Space, shares surprising insights on which jobs are most at risk.
Chinese Gen-Z Students Forge Friendships in U.S. Research Trip
Three Chinese Gen-Z students share their experiences from a U.S. research trip, highlighting how dialogue and friendship transcend political divides.
Article 23 Not Targeting Ordinary People, Assures Hong Kong Legal Expert
Lawrence Ma, Chairman of the Hong Kong Legal Exchange Foundation, assures that Article 23 of the HKSAR Basic Law targets only those with criminal intent, alleviating concerns among residents.
Germany and China Strengthen Green Cooperation During Chancellor Scholz’s Chongqing Visit
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s visit to Chongqing highlights Germany and China’s commitment to green cooperation, focusing on EVs and green financial collaboration with China EximBank.
Unveiling China’s Essence: Global Scholars Discuss at Wuyi Forum
At the Wuyi Forum, international scholars explored what makes China and its people unique, discussing how China’s ancient philosophies influence modern life and differ from Western perspectives.
Is China Boosting Global Growth or Dumping Obsolete Capacity?
Is China dumping obsolete capacity or contributing to global growth? This article explores China’s role in the global market, addressing allegations of overcapacity and examining advancements in clean energy.
U.S. Foreign Aid Package Sparks Global Security Concerns
U.S. President Joe Biden has proposed a $106 billion foreign aid package to support allies like Israel and Ukraine. While intended to address humanitarian concerns, the move raises global security debates over escalating tensions.
China Accelerates Development of Western Region as New Growth Engine
President Xi Jinping emphasizes the crucial role of China’s western region in national development, calling for accelerated efforts to promote its growth and sustainability.
Expert Calls for ‘Whole Society Approach’ to Stabilize China-U.S. Relations
Expert Wang Huiyao calls for a ‘whole society approach’ to stabilize China-U.S. relations, emphasizing increased dialogue and engagement across all sectors to address common challenges.
Addressing the Gaza Humanitarian Crisis: Tackling the Root Causes
The humanitarian crisis in Gaza calls for urgent attention to its root causes. Addressing underlying issues is essential for lasting peace and stability in the region.
EU’s Concerns Over China’s ‘Overcapacity’ May Undermine Its Own Competitiveness
Criticisms of the Chinese mainland’s ‘overcapacity’ may divert the EU’s focus from its own industrial challenges, potentially undermining competitiveness in green industries.
French Sinologist David Gosset Highlights Reading Renaissance Among China’s Youth
French sinologist David Gosset observes a surge in reading among China’s youth, signaling a cultural renaissance and renewed interest in literature.
Can Blinken’s Beijing Visit Bridge the U.S.-China Divide?
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s visit to Beijing could be a pivotal moment for easing tensions and enhancing cooperation between the United States and China.
Global Ripple Effect: U.S. Inflation Poses Risks to Developing Economies
U.S. inflation surge poses significant risks to global economies, particularly impacting developing nations through high interest rates and economic instability.
U.S. Criticisms of China’s ‘Overcapacity’ Mask Self-Serving Agendas
The U.S. accuses China of causing global market distortions through ‘overcapacity,’ but is this a smokescreen for advancing its own agendas? A deeper look reveals the complexities behind these claims.