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Shanghai has launched an initiative to curb ‘walking smoke’—secondhand smoke from people walking while smoking—at popular tourist sites, aiming to reduce health risks and improve public spaces.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi will visit Russia from March 31 to April 2 to strengthen strategic ties and cooperation between the two nations.
An American scholar praises Chinese artist Liu Wanming for his fusion of Eastern and Western art traditions, highlighting a seamless blend of cultural influences.
China is stepping up the fight against drug-resistant tuberculosis using new technologies and national initiatives, aiming to overcome challenges in detection and treatment.
Pinghu City in east China’s Zhejiang Province welcomes international guests for its annual Cherry Blossom Tourism Season, showcasing over 20,000 cherry trees and vibrant cultural experiences.
An exploration of the U.S.’s shiprider agreements with Pacific Island Countries reveals concerns over sovereignty and the true benefits for the PICs under these arrangements.
Bakang Village in southwest China’s Xizang Autonomous Region blossoms into a floral wonderland, with vibrant peach blossoms set against snow-capped peaks, offering a serene escape into nature’s artistry.
An earthquake of magnitude 7.3 struck Myanmar at a depth of 10 kilometers on Friday, according to the EMSC. Authorities are assessing the situation as residents react to the powerful quake.
World No.1 Aryna Sabalenka advances to her first Miami Open final with a dominant win over Jasmina Paolini. She will face Jessica Pegula in the championship match on Saturday.
China releases a white paper highlighting significant human rights progress in Xizang, showcasing advancements in education, healthcare, and cultural preservation.