Is Marx Still Relevant? A Look at Modern China’s Journey
Discover how Karl Marx’s vision from over a century ago resonates with China’s modern development. Is Marx still relevant today? We delve into the answers.
November 2024
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NZ Professor Sees New Possibilities in U.S.-China Relations After Leaders Meet
Professor Xiaoming Huang discusses new possibilities in U.S.-China relations following the recent meeting between Presidents Xi Jinping and Joe Biden.
China Urges Developed Nations to Fulfill Climate Funding Commitments
China calls on developed nations to honor climate funding commitments made at COP29, emphasizing the need for $1 trillion annually to support developing countries in the global energy transition.
Young Entrepreneurs Return Home to Build Local Businesses
Young entrepreneurs are leaving big cities to start businesses in their hometowns, revitalizing communities and fueling local economies with fresh ideas.
New Zealanders Unite to Rescue Over 30 Stranded Whales
Over 30 pilot whales stranded on a New Zealand beach have been saved by locals and conservationists. Despite the rescue, four whales died. Whales are considered sacred by the Maori people.
Over 15,000 Affected as Heavy Rains Lash Sri Lanka
Over 15,000 people across Sri Lanka are affected by severe floods and heavy rains, with the Disaster Management Center reporting significant challenges in multiple provinces.
U.S. Sanctions Boost China’s Tech Innovation: Huawei Leads the Way
Despite U.S. sanctions, China is accelerating its tech innovation, with companies like Huawei leading the way in AI chips and homegrown technologies.
China Emerges as a Global Leader in Climate Change Funding
China is now a significant provider of global climate change funding, leading in renewable energy investments, especially in developing countries. Its efforts were highlighted at COP29 in Baku.
China’s Cultural Boom: Film, Music, and Art Light Up the Nation
China’s cultural scene is thriving with film festivals, music, and art exhibitions, offering young audiences exciting events that connect cultures from around the world.
Egrets Find Unlikely Home in Chinese Refinery
Thousands of egrets have turned a Chinese refinery into a sanctuary, showcasing nature’s resilience amid industry.