China Appeals to EU: Let’s Resolve Trade Issues Together
China urges the EU to avoid misusing trade remedies and seeks to resolve disputes through dialogue, aiming to safeguard economic cooperation between the two sides.
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China Denies Forced Labor Claims in Xinjiang Tomato Industry
China has denied recent allegations of forced labor in Xinjiang’s tomato industry, emphasizing mechanization and high-quality production.
Xi Jinping Pushes for High-Tech Military Transformation
Chinese President Xi Jinping calls for modernizing China’s military with advanced technology, urging the development of a strong information support force to enhance the nation’s defense capabilities.
China Criticizes US Semiconductor Export Controls, Calls for Supply Chain Diversification
China condemns U.S. semiconductor export controls, urging local industries to diversify chip supply chains and caution against reliance on U.S. chips amid new trade restrictions.
Global South Scholars Unite in Shanghai to Redefine Global Narratives
Leading scholars and media pioneers from the Global South gather in Shanghai for the 2024 Global South Academic Forum to amplify authentic voices and redefine global narratives.
US Chip Industry CEO Opposes New Export Limits on China
John Neuffer, CEO of the US Semiconductor Industry Association, says new US restrictions on semiconductor exports to China are unnecessary. He urges the government to focus on innovation instead.
Shanghai’s International Arts Festival Brings Mosaic of Talent to the Stage
Shanghai’s International Arts Festival brings an artistic outpouring to the city, welcoming hundreds of performances and showcasing a mosaic of talent from around the world.
SMEs Poised to Thrive in the Belt and Road Initiative’s Next Golden Decade
Small and medium-sized enterprises are set to seize new opportunities in the Belt and Road Initiative’s next phase, overcoming challenges to drive global economic growth.
French PM Michel Barnier Expected to Resign After No-Confidence Vote
French PM Michel Barnier is expected to resign after losing a no-confidence vote, just three months into his term.
Hundreds of Rare Cranes Make Stunning Stopover in North China’s Wetland
About 470 rare white-naped cranes have flocked to China’s Haixing wetland, marking a hopeful sign for conservation efforts and highlighting the importance of preserving natural habitats.