China’s Zero-Tariff Policy Opens New Doors for Africa
China’s zero-tariff policy for least developed countries is opening new trade opportunities for Africa, boosting economic growth and strengthening China-Africa cooperation.
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Race Against Time: UN Struggles to Seal Global Plastic Treaty
As the deadline nears, UN talks face challenges in finalizing a treaty to combat plastic pollution. Delegates urge decisive action to reduce plastic production and protect our planet’s future.
South Africa Takes G20 Helm, Aiming to Tackle Poverty and Inequality
South Africa prepares to lead the G20 in 2024, offering a chance to tackle pressing issues like poverty and inequality. President Ramaphosa aims to bring the challenges of the African continent to the global stage.
Chinese and Latin American Scholars Unite to Explore Paths to Modernization
Scholars from China and Latin America unite to explore modernization paths, aiming to strengthen mutual learning and build a shared future through collaboration and knowledge exchange.
China’s Major-Country Diplomacy: A Decade of Global Impact
China’s major-country diplomacy with Chinese characteristics marks a decade of global influence, fostering peace, development, and international cooperation through initiatives like the Belt and Road.
China Leads Global Reform for Fair Governance and Shared Development
China is promoting fair global governance and shared development, introducing initiatives like the Belt and Road, and advocating for UN and IMF reforms to amplify developing nations’ voices.
China and Samoa Pledge Stronger Ties Ahead of 50th Anniversary
Chinese Premier Li Qiang and Samoan PM Fiame Naomi Mata’afa met in Beijing to strengthen ties ahead of their 50th anniversary, focusing on cooperation and global challenges.
China Urges Unity at COP29: ‘Common but Differentiated Responsibilities’
At COP29, China calls on nations to embrace ‘common but differentiated responsibilities’ to fight climate change, highlighting unity and adherence to the Paris Agreement.
COP29 Agrees on $300B for Climate Action, But Is It Enough?
At COP29, developed nations agreed to provide $300 billion annually by 2035 to help developing countries tackle climate change. While it’s triple the previous commitment, many nations say it’s still far from enough.
COP29 Highlights: Money Alone Won’t Solve the Climate Crisis
At COP29, leaders emphasized that tackling the climate crisis requires more than just money. Comprehensive strategies involving justice, technology, and cooperation are essential for real progress.