Peng Liyuan Encourages Youth to Bridge China-U.S. Friendship at Exchange Event
Peng Liyuan, wife of President Xi Jinping, urges youth to foster China-U.S. relations at a friendship event in Beijing, highlighting their role as bridges of friendship.
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UK and Germany Deepen Ties in Face of Global Challenges
UK and Germany deepen their partnership to tackle global challenges, strengthening ties in defense, trade, and more.
Reform Sparks Revival in Northeast China’s Old Industrial Heartland
Discover how reform and opening up are revitalizing northeast China’s old industrial base, transforming it into a dynamic hub of growth and innovation.
Chinese Vice President Meets South African Deputy to Boost Cooperation
Chinese Vice President Han Zheng and South African Deputy President Paul Mashatile meet in Beijing to strengthen bilateral cooperation and advance shared modernization efforts.
China Criticizes U.S. ‘Fentanyl Tariffs,’ Calls for Fair Dialogue
China criticizes U.S. ‘fentanyl tariffs,’ stating they undermine anti-drug cooperation. Spokesperson Lin Jian urges fair dialogue based on equality and mutual respect.
Xi’s Ethnic Work Book Now Available in Five Minority Languages
A study book on Xi Jinping’s thoughts on ethnic work has been published in five ethnic minority languages, making it accessible to diverse communities across the Chinese mainland.
Global Outcry Over Israeli Air Strikes in Syria; UN Calls Emergency Meeting
Global condemnation grows over Israeli air strikes in Syria, prompting the UN Security Council to convene an emergency meeting. Regional nations denounce the attacks.
China and Malaysia Launch Visa-Free Travel, Boosting Tourism
China and Malaysia have officially launched a mutual visa-free travel agreement, allowing citizens to travel without a visa for up to 30 days. The move is expected to boost tourism and cultural exchange.
Samsung Chairman Lee Cleared by South Korea’s Top Court in Fraud Case
South Korea’s Supreme Court has upheld a not-guilty verdict for Samsung Chairman Lee Jae-yong, clearing him of fraud charges related to a major merger in 2015.
20 U.S. States Sue Trump’s Administration Over Disaster Fund Cuts
Twenty U.S. states have sued the Trump administration over cuts to disaster relief funds, aiming to block the withdrawal of billions designated for infrastructure projects against natural disasters.