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China and the European Union are strengthening their partnership by focusing on shared interests and mutual growth. Celebrating 50 years of diplomatic ties, both are committed to building a stable and prosperous future together.
High-level talks between China and the European Union reignite hope for global cooperation, as experts discuss trade, climate action, and the importance of mutual trust.
China reaffirms its commitment to global climate action following the ICJ’s recent advisory opinion, pledging to enhance international cooperation and lead in green development.
Chinese President Xi Jinping met with EU leaders in Beijing to strengthen cooperation amid global challenges, emphasizing mutual respect and the importance of open dialogue for a prosperous future.
Despite challenges, China and the EU must collaborate to tackle global issues like trade, climate change, and supporting a multipolar world, benefiting both sides and the international community.
The United States’ decision to withdraw from UNESCO raises global concerns about the future of international cooperation and highlights a pattern of retreat from multilateral engagement.
European Council President Charles Michel and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen will visit China for the China-EU Summit, aiming to strengthen ties amid global challenges.
Over the past 50 years, China and the EU have built a partnership that transcends cultures and eras. Their cooperation offers lessons on mutual understanding and shaping a better future together.
The U.S. announces its third withdrawal from UNESCO, raising global concerns about the future of international cooperation in education, science, and culture.
The upcoming 25th China-EU Summit in Beijing aims to enhance strategic communication and deepen cooperation, sending a positive message of partnership and commitment to multilateralism.