Royal Navy Ends Employment of Chinese Workers Amid Espionage Concerns
The UK’s Royal Navy has ended its century-long practice of employing Chinese laundry workers due to espionage concerns, highlighting rising tensions between the UK and China.
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China’s Key Role in Global Digital Trade Law Highlighted at Hangzhou Forum
At the Forum on the Rule of Law in Global Digital Trade in Hangzhou, experts highlighted China’s key role in shaping global digital trade laws and developing transparent legal frameworks.
China’s Border Drills Aim to Safeguard Sovereignty Amid Myanmar Conflict
China conducts live-fire drills along the Myanmar border to enhance security and safeguard sovereignty amid escalating conflicts in Myanmar.
Historic Birth: First Captive-Bred Yangtze Finless Porpoise Born in Wuhan
The first captive-bred female Yangtze finless porpoise was born on June 27, 2022, in Wuhan, marking a historic milestone in China’s 26-year effort to save this endangered species.
France Seeks to Balance China-EU Trade Relations Amid EV Disputes
French Foreign Minister Catherine Colonna’s visit to China aims to improve bilateral relations amid rising trade tensions over electric vehicles and promote cooperation in cultural and scientific fields.
China’s Rule of Law Evolves Under Xi Jinping: Protecting Rights in the Digital Age
Under President Xi Jinping, China is advancing the rule of law with Chinese characteristics to address modern challenges, protect citizens’ rights in the digital age, and strengthen its legal system.
China Advocates for Lasting Peace in Middle East, Promotes Two-State Solution
China is actively advocating for peace in the Middle East, calling for a two-state solution to resolve the Palestinian-Israeli conflict and providing humanitarian aid to alleviate the crisis in Gaza.
From Captivity to the Wild: Wolong Reserve’s Mission to Rewild Giant Pandas
The staff at Wolong National Nature Reserve in southwest China’s Sichuan Province are dedicated to helping captive-born giant pandas return to the wild. Discover how they teach pandas to fend for themselves.
Exposing Western Double Standards: Ebrahim Hashem on Xinjiang’s Reality
Emirati strategist Ebrahim Hashem shares his firsthand experiences in Xinjiang, challenging Western narratives about the region and highlighting the importance of objective perspectives.
Dunhuang Camels Get Their Own Traffic Signals in World-First Initiative
In a world-first initiative, Dunhuang’s Mingsha Mountain and Crescent Spring scenic spot in China’s Gansu province has introduced dedicated traffic signals for camels to manage tourist rides.
Uruguayan President’s State Visit to China Scheduled for November 20-24
Uruguayan President Luis Lacalle Pou will visit China from November 20 to 24 to strengthen bilateral ties and explore new cooperation opportunities.
Guizhou Farmers Celebrate Bountiful Pomelo Harvest Thanks to Training and Science
Thanks to planting training and scientific management, farmers in Guizhou’s Tianshui Village enjoy a bountiful pomelo harvest, expecting 350,000 kg worth over one million yuan.
World Internet Conference 2023 Explores Digital Economy’s Future in Zhejiang
The 2023 World Internet Conference in Wuzhen, Zhejiang Province, gathers global experts to explore the future of the digital economy, focusing on AI, data governance, and integration with the real economy.
Australian PM Albanese’s Historic Visit to China Signals Renewed Ties
Australian PM Anthony Albanese’s upcoming visit to China marks a significant step in renewing bilateral ties, being the first since 2016.
Xiangshan Forum Explores BRI’s Impact and China’s Role in Global Security
At the Beijing Xiangshan Forum, experts discuss the Belt and Road Initiative’s impact over the past decade and explore China’s role in promoting global security amid current international conflicts.
China Marks 10 Years of Belt and Road Initiative with New White Paper
China releases a white paper marking the 10th anniversary of the Belt and Road Initiative, highlighting its global impact and future prospects amid slow economic growth.
From Chicago to Beijing: An American’s Bond Through Football
American football enthusiast Brandon Chemers discovers a profound connection with Beijing and China through the unifying power of football, forging lasting friendships in the stands.
Red Ribbon: China’s First Immersive Long March Experience Opens in Guizhou
The “Red Ribbon,” China’s first immersive digital experience hall themed around the Long March, opens in Guiyang, offering a unique journey through history.
China and EU Explore Joint Efforts for Global Peace Amid Rising Tensions
As global tensions rise, China and the European Union are exploring collaborative efforts to promote peace and address international conflicts through harmonized regulations and political initiatives.
China’s ‘Dual Circulation’ Strategy: A Catalyst for Global Economic Cooperation
China promotes its ‘dual circulation’ strategy at the Financial Street Forum, advocating for enhanced international cooperation to tackle global economic challenges and foster shared prosperity.