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习近平会见摩洛哥王储哈桑
新华社摩洛哥卡萨布兰卡11月21日电(记者杨依军 陆佳飞)当地时间11月21日晚，国家主席习近平结束对巴西国事访问乘专机回国途中在卡萨布兰卡作技术经停。
Read more幸福河湖海丨执水为笔擘画区域高质量发展新图景
央广网天津11月22日消息 “幸福河湖海 汇流看津门”。天津，一座与水有着不解之缘的城市，因水而兴、向海而生，海河是天津的母亲河，汇集众流，注入渤海，河、湖与海共同缔造了城市的繁荣兴盛。从1404年设卫筑城开始，河风海韵交汇的天津，因水而兴，因水而荣。自2023年第1号总河湖长令发布以来，天津开始了全面建设“幸福河湖”新时代，向着建成“河安湖晏、岸绿景美、鱼翔莺语、人水和谐”的“幸福河湖”不断努力着，奏响“河”“湖”“海”城市发展的壮美和声。
Read more长江边上“长江村”
长江是中华民族的母亲河，也是中华民族发展的重要支撑。
Read more广西卫健委原一级巡视员梁远接受审查调查
中新网11月22日电 据广西纪检监察网消息，广西壮族自治区卫生健康委员会原一级巡视员梁远涉嫌严重违纪违法，目前正接受自治区纪委监委纪律审查和监察调查。
Read more天津市住建委原副主任王连成接受审查调查
中新网11月22日电 据天津市纪委监委官方微信消息，天津市住房和城乡建设委员会原党委委员、副主任王连成涉嫌严重违纪违法，目前正接受天津市纪委监委纪律审查和监察调查。
Read more第十届两岸智库学术论坛聚焦“新形势下两岸关系的机遇与挑战”
中新社广东中山11月22日电 (记者 朱贺)第十届两岸智库学术论坛22日在广东省中山市举办，逾60位两岸关系研究学者聚焦“新形势下两岸关系的机遇与挑战”主题展开研讨。
Read more天津市住建委原党委委员、副主任王连成接受审查调查
中新网天津11月22日电 (记者 周亚强)据天津市纪委监委22日消息，天津市住房和城乡建设委员会原党委委员、副主任王连成涉嫌严重违纪违法，目前正接受天津市纪委监委纪律审查和监察调查。(完)
Read more山西运城：国际“朋友圈”再扩容 开放大门越开越大
中新网太原11月22日电 (杨佩佩)22日，中共山西省委宣传部、山西省人民政府新闻办公室组织召开“推动高质量发展 深化全方位转型”系列主题新闻发布会。其间，运城市委副书记、市长储祥好表示，运城“转过身去，眼睛朝外”，主动加强对外交流合作，全面扩大经济外向度。
Read more民进中央基础教育改革座谈会在北京召开
中新网北京11月22日电 民进中央基础教育改革座谈会21日在北京召开，会议主题为“中考招生改革与高中阶段学校多样化发展”。民进中央常务副主席朱永新出席会议并讲话。
Read more人社部等十部门印发意见 进一步加强农民工服务保障
中新网11月22日电 据人力资源社会保障部网站消息，近日，人力资源社会保障部、国家发展改革委、教育部、公安部、民政部、司法部、住房城乡建设部、农业农村部、人民银行、全国总工会联合印发《关于进一步加强农民工服务保障工作的意见》，进一步促进农民工高质量充分就业，推动农民工市民化高质量发展。
Read more新加坡国务资政李显龙将访华
摄影 薛伟 中新网北京11月22日电(记者 李京泽)中国外交部发言人林剑22日在例行记者会上宣布：应中方邀请，新加坡国务资政李显龙将于11月24日至29日访华。(完)
Read more美国再度否决加沙停火决议草案 中方回应
中新网北京11月22日电(记者 李京泽)中国外交部发言人林剑11月22日主持例行记者会。
Read more俄军对乌发射新型中程高超音速导弹 中方回应
中新网北京11月22日电(记者 李京泽)中国外交部发言人林剑11月22日主持例行记者会。有记者就俄军对乌发射新型中程高超音速导弹一事提问。
Read more国际刑事法院对以色列总理发出逮捕令 中方回应
中新网北京11月22日电(记者 李京泽)中国外交部发言人林剑11月22日主持例行记者会。有记者就国际刑事法院对以色列总理内塔尼亚胡和前国防部长加兰特发出逮捕令提问。
Read more卢森堡副首相兼外交、外贸大臣贝泰尔将访华 中方介绍情况
中新网北京11月22日电 (记者 李京泽 张素)11月22日，中国外交部发言人林剑宣布：应中共中央政治局委员、外交部长王毅邀请，卢森堡副首相兼外交、外贸大臣贝泰尔将于11月24日至29日访华。
Read more美拟对香港官员实施签证限制 中方将坚决反制
中新网北京11月22电(记者 李京泽)中国外交部发言人林剑11月22日主持例行记者会。
Read more中方决定扩大免签国家范围 将免签停留期限延长至30日
中新网北京11月22日电 (记者 李京泽 张素)中国外交部发言人林剑11月22日主持例行记者会。
Read more乌镇“网事”｜乘“数”而上
从提出“数字福建”建设规划到作出“数字浙江”建设部署，习近平在主政地方时对数字化建设有着深邃的思考和富有成效的实践。
Read more石家庄海关原二级巡视员许凤仪被开除党籍
中新网11月22日电 据中央纪委国家监委网站消息，据中央纪委国家监委驻海关总署纪检监察组、河北省纪委监委消息：日前，中央纪委国家监委驻海关总署纪检监察组、河北省秦皇岛市监委对石家庄海关原二级巡视员许凤仪严重违纪违法问题进行了纪律审查和监察调查。
Read more习近平会见摩洛哥王储哈桑
当地时间11月21日晚，国家主席习近平结束对巴西国事访问乘专机回国途中在卡萨布兰卡作技术经停。
Read more众行致远｜巴西之行 习主席提到一个共同目标
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众行致远｜从蓝图到现实，习近平主席推动构建中拉命运共同体
11月13日至21日，国家主席习近平出席亚太经合组织第三十一次领导人非正式会议、二十国集团领导人第十九次峰会，并对秘鲁、巴西进行国事访问。
Read more视频画报｜再出发——习近平G20里约峰会展现大国担当
当地时间17日至19日，国家主席习近平在巴西里约热内卢出席二十国集团领导人第十九次峰会，并举行多场双边会见。
Read more国家消防救援局就江西新余火灾、宁夏银川燃气爆炸事故问题进行总结
中新网11月22日电 国家消防救援局22日举行新闻发布会。会上，有记者提问：前段时间，国务院调查组先后公布了江西新余佳乐苑临街店铺“1·24”特别重大火灾事故、宁夏银川“6·21”特别重大燃气爆炸事故调查报告，请介绍一下，通过这些事故的调查有哪些值得我们吸取的经验教训？
Read more台青“妙手”范宏益：扎根北京杏林，盼“医”展宏图
中新社北京11月22日电 题：台青“妙手”范宏益：扎根北京杏林，盼“医”展宏图
Read more外交部：进一步扩大免签国家范围并优化入境政策
中新网11月22日电 据外交部领事司官方微信消息，为进一步便利中外人员往来，中方决定扩大免签国家范围，自2024年11月30日起至2025年12月31日，对保加利亚、罗马尼亚、克罗地亚、黑山、北马其顿、马耳他、爱沙尼亚、拉脱维亚、日本持普通护照人员试行免签政策。
Read more国家消防救援局：每百万辆电动自行车火灾由原来的5.2起降到3.4起
中新网11月22日电 国家消防救援局22日举行新闻发布会。会上，国家消防救援局消防监督司一级指挥长王天瑞介绍了电动自行车专项治理的进展情况。
Read more山西焦煤集团原党委书记、董事长武华太被开除党籍
中新网11月22日电 据山西省纪委监委网站消息，日前，经省委批准，省纪委监委对山西焦煤集团有限责任公司原党委书记、董事长武华太严重违纪违法问题进行了立案审查调查。
Read more新加坡国务资政李显龙将访华
外交部发言人林剑宣布：
Read more中国工商银行山东省分行原副行长李明接受审查调查
中新网11月22日电 据中央纪委国家监委网站消息，据中央纪委国家监委驻中国工商银行纪检监察组、海南省纪委监委消息：中国工商银行山东省分行原党委委员、副行长李明涉嫌严重违纪违法，目前正接受中央纪委国家监委驻中国工商银行纪检监察组纪律审查和海南省监察委员会监察调查。
Read moreTesla’s path in China clears as Musk courts both Trump and Xi
Billionaire CEO is well connected in the US and China, something that could smooth the road ahead for the electric vehicle maker amid a looming tariff war
If it pays to have friends in high places, few among us can claim to be better placed than Elon Musk, the world’s richest man and one of the only people to have cosy relationships with both Donald Trump and Xi Jinping. His commercial and political connections to both may prove pivotal as the feud between the US and China plays out over the next four years, particularly as Trump promises steep tariffs.
Musk, the billionaire CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, once supported Joe Biden. But his relationship with the current US president soured over the past four years as, among other insults, Musk felt that the White House gave Telsa, his car and green energy company, “the cold shoulder”. Trump, meanwhile, has described Tesla as “incredible” even while pledging to do away with subsidies for electric vehicles. This year, Musk formally endorsed Trump as the presidential candidate, campaigned for him online and off and donated more than $100m to his re-election effort.
Continue reading...Read moreHoward Lutnick’s China ties draw fire after Trump taps him to lead trade war
Commerce secretary pick has substantial business links with China, raising questions of possible conflict of interest
The investment banker Howard Lutnick’s exposure to China came into sharp relief, after the Republican president-elect, Donald Trump, tapped him to lead the agencies that have become the tip of the spear in the US-China trade war.
The financial services firms helmed by Lutnick have profited from ties to China: from BGC Group, which has a joint venture in Beijing with Chinese-state owned China Credit Trust, to Cantor Fitzgerald, which has helped take Chinese firms public in the United States.
Continue reading...Read moreSnow Leopard review – enigmatic tale of man v beast is late Tibetan film-maker’s final word
Pema Tseden’s swan song about the fate of a snow leopard imprisoned by a vengeful farmer gains new layers of political meaning following the director’s death
Tibetan film-maker Pema Tseden died of heart failure last year at the age of 53, just months after completing this movie; his health was almost certainly weakened by rough treatment from Chinese police in a notorious 2016 incident at an airport where he was prevented from retrieving his luggage, and the ensuing row escalated when police officers became involved and Tseden ended up in hospital. This ugly and possibly tragic event must surely have influenced Tseden’s final film, which mixes satirical comedy and social commentary and an enigmatic Zen reverie of innocence and experience. The fact that Tseden did die also alters the film’s meaning.
A TV crew is seen making its way in a four-wheel drive across the vast Tibetan plateau to where a monk has told them a furious farmer is keeping a snow leopard – a nationally protected animal – illegally penned up, and intending to kill it in revenge for killing nine of his lambs. The monk is riding along with the crew; he is nicknamed “Snow Leopard” because he himself was radicalised into his vocation as a young man by rescuing another snow leopard – or, who knows, perhaps this very same one – from his farming family who had strung the animal up, intending to whip it to death.
Continue reading...Read moreTransgender woman wins record payout in China after electroshock treatment
Case marks first time a trans person has successfully challenged use of such conversion practices in country
A transgender woman in China has won a record amount of compensation from a hospital that subjected her to several sessions of electroshock conversion practices without her consent.
Changli county people’s court in Qinhuangdao, a city in Hebei, approved a 60,000 yuan (£6,552) award to Ling’er, a 28-year-old performance artist who was recorded male at birth but identifies as a woman. LGBTQ+ activists described the award, approved on 31 October, as a victory for trans rights in China.
Continue reading...Read more‘Resurgence’ in China aid to Pacific amid tussle with US for influence
Thinktank’s report says Beijing has emerged from Covid-induced lull with a ‘more competitive, politically targeted model’ of engagement in the region
China has renewed efforts to curry favour in Pacific island nations, a new report has found, after charting a “resurgence” in Beijing-backed aid and infrastructure funding.
Over the past decade, China has lavished billions of dollars on Pacific island nations, part of ongoing efforts to build influence in competition with the US and its allies.
Continue reading...Read moreSwedish police focus on Chinese ship after suspected undersea cable sabotage
Investigators gather evidence at two Baltic sites while Danish navy is shadowing Chinese cargo ship
Swedish police investigating the believed sabotage of two fibre-optic undersea cables in the Baltic Sea have said a Chinese ship off the coast of Denmark was “of interest” as Danish officials said its navy was shadowing a Chinese-registered cargo ship.
The ship, identified by Denmark as the Yi Peng 3, passed the two cables on Sunday and Monday about the time it is believed they were severed in a suspected malicious attack. The ship has been shadowed by a Danish navy vessel since it was located in waters between Sweden and Denmark.
Continue reading...Read moreJimmy Lai trial: key points from media mogul’s testimony on first day
Detained pro-democracy activist spoke for first time about charges against him under Hong Kong national security law
Jimmy Lai, the detained pro-democracy activist and media mogul who is the target of Hong Kong’s most high-profile national security case, took the stand in court on Wednesday. For the first time since he was detained in December 2020, Lai spoke publicly about the charges against him, for which he faces spending the rest of his life behind bars.
Four years after his arrest, the 77-year-old seemed older and not as strong as he used to be. His first words – swearing an oath on the Bible – were delivered hoarsely.
Continue reading...Read more‘You have to be prepared for the worst’: making a film on the fight for democracy in Cuba
Documentary film-maker Nanfu Wang found difficulties while following an activist in Cuba for her revealing, and timely, new film Night is Not Eternal
“I don’t believe in America being the beacon of democracy,” says the documentary film-maker Nanfu Wang. “America sliding into autocracy is not something that is unimaginable.”
Terms such as democracy and autocracy have been thrown around a lot since the re-election of Donald Trump as US president. But Wang speaks with unusual authority on this subject. She was born in China and lived under its authoritarian regime until 2011 when, aged 26, she moved to the US because of its promise of democracy and freedom.
Continue reading...Read moreMy friend Joshua Wong is among those jailed in Hong Kong – the UK must stand up for these political prisoners | Nathan Law
I too suffered this repression. The harsh sentences handed down to democracy activists cannot go unchallenged
Joshua Wong, one of Hong Kong’s best-known pro-democracy activists, was sentenced to four years and eight months in prison on Tuesday. He received a one-third sentencing cut to that period by pleading guilty. Even so, coupled with other charges he faced for his peaceful participation in the 2019 democratic protests, he will be in prison until at least 2027.
I spent my formative years with Wong. We were both student leaders in the 2014 Umbrella Movement, and co-founded the now-dissolved youth-led political party Demosistō in 2016. He gave everything he had to support me in my bid to become the youngest legislator in Hong Kong the same year. In 2020, I departed the city; he remains. The pain of survivor’s guilt hits me every night.
Continue reading...Read more‘Quite dodgy’: what kind of outfit does $80 buy at Temu and Shein?
On the surface, it is possible to assemble a reasonable outfit from ultra fast fashion sites. But look to the seams and you’ll find a mess of raw edges, loose threads and wonky lines
The black cargo skirt on Temu’s website is mid-length with a split up the back. It’s available in three colours and in every photo the model stands in exactly the same pose. From the detail I can see in the waistband, I’m pretty sure the quality will be OK for the $21.98 price tag. I click “add to cart”.
On the next screen I’m told both the skirt and the mesh Mary-Jane ballet flats ($18.78) I’m buying, are “almost sold out”. A small red clock indicates I should hurry. Strategies like this, that generate a sense of urgency and reward, have led to Temu being accused of using addictive and manipulative sales tactics. (When reached for comment, a Temu spokesperson said these “gamified elements” and time-limited deals allowed customers to access even greater discounts.)
Continue reading...Read more‘Capitalism incarnate’: inside the secret world of McKinsey, the firm hooked on fossil fuels
Interviews and analysis of court documents show how the world’s most prestigious consulting firm quietly helps fuel the climate crisis
Two giant, mirrored walls are set to rise out of the sands of the Arabian desert. They will run parallel for more than 100 miles from the coast of the Red Sea through arid valleys and craggy mountains. Between them, a futuristic city which has no need for cars or roads will be powered completely by renewable energy.
This engineering marvel, its creators say, will usher in “a revolution in civilization”. It’s the jewel in the crown of a $500bn Saudi government project known as Neom, turning a vast scrubland into a techno-utopia and world-class tourist and sporting destination. Perhaps a harbinger for the end of oil, it will supposedly put the powerful petrostate at the forefront of the energy transition. For American consulting giant McKinsey & Company, its advising on this project appears to be making good on the firm’s green promises.
Continue reading...Read moreHong Kong media mogul Jimmy Lai defiant as he gives evidence in foreign collusion trial
Founder of Apple Daily paper denies seeking to influence foreign policy against China and says advocating for the independence of Hong Kong was ‘a reality too crazy to think about’
The pro-democracy media mogul Jimmy Lai has said he never tried to influence foreign policy or ask foreign officials to take concrete action on Hong Kong, on his first day giving evidence at his national security trial.
However, he “hoped against hope” that Donald Trump would stop Beijing imposing its national security law on the city, and so sought to have Apple Daily’s coverage of the then president be less critical.
Continue reading...Read morePacific island governor backs $800m US military upgrade amid China threat
Northern Mariana Islands governor says ‘the world is changing in the Indo-Pacific’ as work continues in the US territory on defense development
The governor of the Northern Mariana Islands says an $800m US military upgrade plan which includes a new airfield in the Pacific territory “has to happen” amid concern over China’s recent missile tests in the region.
Tinian, home to about 3,500 people, is one of the three main islands of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, an unincorporated US territory. During the second world war, the US launched a nuclear bomb against Japan from Tinian, and now a major rehabilitation of a deserted airfield and other military upgrades are under way on the island.
Continue reading...Read moreTrump tariffs are coming, but some Chinese companies may already know how to avoid them
Some experts liken tariffs to a game of whack-a-mole, with trade flows simply rerouted if the potential rewards are big enough
Businesses are bracing for the economic impact of a second Trump presidency, which, if his campaign promises are to be believed, will mean tariffs across nearly all imports to the US, especially those from China.
But amid the gloom over the spectre of a renewed global trade war, some manufacturers may be looking to those who already have a playbook on dealing with aggressive US levies, such as China’s solar companies.
Continue reading...Read moreStarmer twice declines to directly condemn jailing of Hong Kong pro-democracy figures
UK prime minister was condemned by Iain Duncan Smith, who is on Beijing’s sanctions list
Keir Starmer has twice declined to directly condemn the jailing of dozens of Hong Kong’s most prominent pro-democracy figures, less than 24 hours after meeting China’s president at the G20 summit.
The UK prime minister was asked both during a BBC interview and at his press conference in Rio de Janeiro to respond to the jailing of the activists, including being asked if he would condemn the sentences directly, but he reiterated the importance of building bridges with China for the sake of economic growth.
Continue reading...Read moreThe Guardian view on a showtrial in Hong Kong: a new authoritarian low | Editorial
The jailing of 45 pro-democracy activists testifies to the ruthless suppression of a once-vibrant civil society
Defending Beijing’s draconian crackdown on political freedoms in Hong Kong, following the extraordinary protest movement in 2019, the territory’s former leader, Carrie Lam, would claim that there was no “one-size-fits-all” approach to doing democracy. Such rhetoric was, of course, only ever disingenuous sophistry. The conclusion of Hong Kong’s largest-ever national security trial on Tuesday confirmed the grisly trajectory of recent years under Ms Lam’s successor, John Lee: a consolidation of nakedly authoritarian rule has led to the suppression of a once vibrant and politically diverse civil society.
In all, 45 pro-democracy activists were jailed under Hong Kong’s punitive national security law (NSL), imposed by Beijing in 2020. Charged the same year with conspiracy to commit subversion against the state, their “crime” had been, in fact, to pursue a peaceful route to goals including democratic elections for the city’s leader and police accountability.
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Continue reading...Read moreChina and India should not be called developing countries, several Cop29 delegates say
Delegates from poorer nations say classifications that date back to 1992 are obsolete and two countries ‘should be contributing’
China and India should no longer be treated as developing countries in the same way as some of the poorest African nations are, according to a growing number of delegates from poorer country at the Cop29 UN climate talks.
China should take on some additional responsibility for providing financial help to the poorest and most vulnerable, several delegates told the Guardian. India should not be eligible for receiving financial help as it has no trouble attracting investment, some said.
Continue reading...Read moreCar driven into crowd outside China primary school
State media says "several students and adults were injured and fell to the ground".
Read moreInternational outrage over sentencing of 45 pro-democracy activists in Hong Kong
Human rights groups concerned after handing down of sentences of up to 10 years
Governments and human rights groups have expressed concern and outrage at the sentencing of 45 pro-democracy activists in Hong Kong after the city’s largest national security trial.
On Tuesday, a court handed down sentences, ranging from four years and two months to 10 years, to activists, former legislators, councillors and academics, who with two people acquitted in May made up a group known as the Hong Kong 47.
Continue reading...Read moreHong Kong jails 45 pro-democracy campaigners for subversion
Benny Tai and Joshua Wong were among dozens sentenced in a controversial national security trial.
Read moreHK47: dozens of pro-democracy activists jailed in Hong Kong’s largest national security trial
Members of ‘Hong Kong 47’ – charged in 2021 over involvement in pre-election primary – sentenced to between four and 10 years
Dozens of Hong Kong’s most prominent pro-democracy figures have been jailed – one for 10 years – in the territory’s largest national security trial, after a prosecution that has been widely criticised as politically motivated.
Those jailed are among 47 people, known as the “Hong Kong 47”, who were charged in 2021 under the punitive national security law (NSL) with conspiracy to commit subversion over their involvement in pre-election primaries held in 2020 before the Hong Kong general election. Most have already spent more than three years in jail, but none were released on Tuesday.
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Some of Hong Kong’s most prominent pro-democracy figures have been jailed, one of them for 10 years, in the territory’s largest national security trial, after a prosecution that has been widely criticised as politically motivated. The jailed are among 47 people, known as the 'Hong Kong 47', who were charged in 2021 under the punitive national security law with conspiracy to commit subversion. Relatives of those jailed who were outside the high court were outraged by the sentencing
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