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Solomon Islands prime minister says US must respect Pacific leaders

Manasseh Sogavare hits out at US after skipping Biden summit as $200m in funding for Pacific nations draws criticism for ‘trying to play catch up’

The prime minister of Solomon Islands has criticised Washington, saying the US must respect Pacific leaders, after Joe Biden pledged $200m for the region in an effort widely seen as a push against China’s growing presence.

Biden hosted a group of Pacific leaders at a summit in Washington this week, after a similar meeting a year earlier.

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Chair of China’s Evergrande reportedly put under police surveillance

Another missed bond payment raises doubts over future of world’s most indebted property developer

The chair of China’s Evergrande Group has reportedly been put under police surveillance as another missed bond payment casts further doubt over the future of the world’s most indebted property developer.

Hui Ka Yan, who founded Evergrande in 1996, was taken away earlier this month and is being monitored at a designated location, according to Bloomberg.

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聚焦创建全国民族团结进步示范省 青海省人大开展专题询问

  中新网西宁9月27日电 (祁增蓓 刘洋)9月27日,青海省十四届人大常委会第四次会议举行联组会议,就“创建全国民族团结进步示范省情况”开展专题询问。会议专题询问采取一问一答的方式进行。

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China shares its experience in global combat of desertification

The Taklimakan Desert in northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region is known as China's largest desert with an area of 337,000 square kilometers, once making travel between surrounding cities difficult.

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民政部派出调查组对中华少年儿童慈善救助基金会开展全面调查

  中新网9月27日电 据民政部网站消息,针对群众举报和媒体反映的中华少年儿童慈善救助基金会“9958儿童紧急救助项目”及其他有关问题,民政部高度重视,约谈督促中华少年儿童慈善救助基金会切实负起责任,依法依规维护所涉家庭的正当权益。近日,民政部已派出调查组入驻该基金会开展全面调查,坚决查处和纠正违规违法问题。调查处理情况将及时向社会公布。

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民进帮扶下 贵州一个县的教育“实验”

  近日,位于贵州省毕节市的金沙教育研究院附属第三实验小学(金沙县彩虹小学)揭牌,成为金沙教育研究院附属学校教育集团第四所成员学校。由民进中央帮助联引,北京师范大学教师教育研究中心牵手金沙县合作发展教育的新一程“实验”开启,从此,金沙县当地的孩子们又多了一个与大城市孩子共享优质教育资源的好去处,也将为探索老师如何教学、孩子如何学习的实际问题再添新解。

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乘“云”而上意见“一键直达” 江西数字人大赋能全过程人民民主

  中新网江西萍乡9月27日电 题:乘“云”而上意见“一键直达” 江西数字人大赋能全过程人民民主

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一图知世界丨构建人类命运共同体理念的全球回响

  2023年是习近平主席提出构建人类命运共同体理念10周年。

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热解读|火红石榴如何带来红火生活 总书记再谈这篇“大文章”

  热解读 9月24日下午,习近平总书记来到山东枣庄市峄城区的冠世榴园石榴种质资源库,察看石榴树种,了解当地石榴种植历史、种质资源收集保存和产业发展情况,并来到石榴种植园中向老乡们询问今年石榴种植、收获和收入情况。

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宁夏工信厅原一级巡视员张宏年被开除党籍取消退休待遇

  中新网银川9月27日电 (记者 杨迪)记者27日从宁夏回族自治区纪委监委获悉,日前,经宁夏回族自治区党委批准,宁夏回族自治区纪委监委对宁夏回族自治区工业和信息化厅原一级巡视员张宏年严重违纪违法问题进行了立案审查调查。

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习近平在中共中央政治局第八次集体学习时强调 积极参与世界贸易组织改革 提高驾驭高水平对外开放能力

  中共中央政治局9月27日下午就世界贸易组织规则与世界贸易组织改革进行第八次集体学习。中共中央总书记习近平在主持学习时强调,世界贸易组织是多边主义的重要支柱,是全球经济治理的重要舞台。对世界贸易组织进行必要改革是普遍共识、大势所趋。我们要从更好统筹国内国际两个大局、更好统筹发展和安全的高度,深刻认识参与世界贸易组织改革的重要性和紧迫性,以更加积极的历史担当和创造精神,全面参与世界贸易组织改革和国际经贸规则调整,以高水平对外开放促进深层次改革、高质量发展。

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陈华平任中国证券监督管理委员会副主席

  中新网9月27日电 据证监会网站消息,近日,国务院决定,任命陈华平为中国证券监督管理委员会副主席,同意其不再担任深圳证券交易所理事会理事长职务。中央组织部通知,陈华平同志任中国证券监督管理委员会党委委员,免去其深圳证券交易所党委书记职务。

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中共中央政治局召开会议 审议《关于二十届中央第一轮巡视情况的综合报告》 中共中央总书记习近平主持会议

  中共中央政治局9月27日召开会议,审议《关于二十届中央第一轮巡视情况的综合报告》。中共中央总书记习近平主持会议。

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“全国侨联系统先进个人”陆惠萍:盟务侨务两手抓、双出彩

  中新网上海9月27日电(范宇斌 郭琪)如何盟务、侨务“两手抓”“双出彩”?在第十一次全国归侨侨眷代表大会上,民盟上海市金山区委会副主委兼秘书长、金山区侨联专职副主席兼秘书长陆惠萍荣获“全国侨联系统先进个人”称号。

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Culture Fact: Ren, Yi, Li, Zhi, Xin of Confucianism

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聚焦生物医学大数据研究 中国科学院雁栖青年论坛举办专题论坛

  中新网北京9月27日电 (记者 孙自法)中国科学院第二届雁栖青年论坛生物医学大数据专题论坛9月27日在北京举办,围绕使命驱动的建制化基础研究,聚焦“新兴技术在生物医学大数据研究中的应用”主题开展交流。

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(杭州亚运会)特写:杭州亚运会如何“将绿色进行到底”?

  中新网杭州9月27日电(记者 项菁)丝绸之路的“光”点亮亚运的“灯”、废弃矿山变身国际攀岩赛场、场馆与富春山水、千岛湖景色交融……走进杭州亚运会,一股股“绿色浪潮”涌动,成为赛场内外的“主色调”。

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直通中越边境 防东高铁开始架设接触网导线

  中新网防城港9月27日电 (莫育杰 杨子安 罗婕)9月27日10时,在广西防城港市防城港至东兴高速铁路沙潭江双线特大桥上,恒张力放线车缓缓启动,将一条长1334米的接触网导线架设到接触网腕臂上,标志着这条直通中越边境的高铁进入到接触网导线架设阶段。

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Russia is increasingly using China’s currency to evade sanctions

Also in this newsletter: why Bosnia should get rid of its Serb separatist leader before joining the EU

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Military exercises near Taiwan aimed at combating ‘arrogance’ of separatists, says China

Increased frequency of Chinese drills has raised the risk of events ‘getting out of hand’, the island’s defence minister said

China’s government has said that recent drills near Taiwan were aimed at combating the “arrogance” of separatist forces, after Taipei reported a rise in military activity in recent weeks, including exercises on land facing the island.

Taiwan, which China claims as its own territory – a claim Taipei rejects – has said this month that it had observed dozens of fighters, drones, bombers and other aircraft, as well as warships and the Chinese aircraft carrier Shandong, operating nearby.

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中国建成目前全球规模最大综合孔径射电望远镜“千眼天珠”

  中新网北京9月27日电 (记者 孙自法)“太阳打喷嚏,地球可能会感冒。”这是空间科学家们对地球空间天气事件因果链的形象说法,如何精准监测太阳“打喷嚏”因此也一直是科学家们孜孜以求的目标。

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中国科研人员发现世界第九种穿山甲

  中新社昆明9月27日电 (记者 胡远航)云南大学27日发布消息称,近日,由该校省部共建云南生物资源保护与利用国家重点实验室研究员于黎牵头的研究团队,基于目前最大规模的穿山甲群体基因组学数据,并联合穿山甲鳞片的形态学分析,证实了一个新的穿山甲物种的存在,将其命名为Manis mysteria。

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美国以所谓“强迫劳动”将3家中国企业列入“实体清单” 中方回应

  中新社北京9月27日电 (记者 黄钰钦)针对美方将3家中国企业列入“实体清单”,中国外交部发言人汪文斌27日在例行记者会上表示,我们敦促美方立即停止对中国污蔑抹黑,停止打着人权幌子干涉中国内政。

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台湾消费者信心指数微跌 专家忧出口衰退造成冲击

  中新社台北9月27日电 (记者 刘舒凌)台湾“中央大学”台湾经济发展研究中心27日在台北发布,9月消费者信心指数(CCI)总指数为66.73点,微跌0.78点。

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董耀会:我们今天仍需要“守望和平”的长城精神

  中新网秦皇岛9月27日电 题:董耀会:我们今天仍需要“守望和平”的长城精神

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外交部驻港公署发言人正告美英:立即停止干预香港司法的政治操弄

  中新社香港9月27日电 针对美国国务院和美英少数政客妄议香港特区司法个案,公然为反中乱港分子黎智英撑腰张目,恶意诋毁香港国安法,中国外交部驻香港特别行政区特派员公署(外交部驻港公署)发言人27日表示强烈不满和坚决反对,正告外部势力立即停止插手干预香港事务。

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回应马斯克等人言论 国台办:反“独”正义事业得到国际广泛支持

  中新社北京9月27日电 (杨程晨 陈建新)国务院台办发言人朱凤莲27日在北京表示,民进党当局甘当美西方反华势力棋子、美国“以台制华”干涉中国内政的真实面目,越来越被更多有识之士所看清。

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Teenage girl becomes China's youngest Asian Games Champion

Cui Chenxi, 13, won gold in the women's street style skateboarding competition at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province on Wednesday. Cui is the youngest Chinese participant at the Hangzhou Asian Games and has become the youngest champion in the country’s Asian Games history.

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Chinese battery groups invest in Morocco to serve western markets

North African country emerges as bridge to US and Europe that reduces risk for producers

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Cutting-edge technologies spark interest at China Transpo

A number of high-tech products have sparked visitors' interest at the 15th International Exhibition on Transport Technology and Equipment, which runs from Monday to Wednesday in Beijing.  

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China's self-developed commercial aircraft complete demonstration flights in Xinjiang

The Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China, Ltd. (COMAC) released news on Tuesday that as an ARJ21 regional jet of the COMAC Express flew from Kuqa Qiuci Airport to Diwopu International Airport in Urumqi, northwest China's Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, completing the last leg of demonstration flights.

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中国科技馆:全国流动科普设施联合行动已正式启动

  中新网北京9月27日电 (记者 孙自法) 记者从中国科技馆获悉,由该馆主办的“践行二十大·健康享未来”全国流动科普设施联合行动26日在黑龙江省黑河市举行启动仪式,中国科协党组成员、书记处书记兼中国科技馆馆长殷皓出席致辞,并宣布联合行动启动。

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中国(重庆)—东盟职业教育合作与高质量发展论坛举行

  中新社重庆9月27日电 (张旭)中国(重庆)—东盟职业教育合作与高质量发展论坛27日在重庆永川举行,论坛以“深化合作、创新发展”为主题,聚焦重庆与东盟国家之间的合作。

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仲秋探访广东侨乡信宜千年古城八坊村

  中新社茂名9月27日电 题:仲秋探访广东侨乡信宜千年古城八坊村

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中秋将至 国台办发布会为两岸记者准备“团圆”月饼

  中新社北京9月27日电 (记者 杨程晨)国务院台办27日在北京举行例行新闻发布会。中秋节将至,国台办为参加发布会的两岸记者准备了“团圆”月饼。发言人朱凤莲说,欢迎台湾的乡亲到大陆来过节。

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“不合作才是最大的风险” 中国发布重磅白皮书廓清“去风险”杂音

  中新社北京9月27日电 (记者 张素)“防风险和合作不是对立的”,中国国务院新闻办公室26日发布的《携手构建人类命运共同体:中国的倡议与行动》白皮书明确指出,不合作才是最大的风险。

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国台办:湄洲妈祖祖庙妈祖神尊计划11月赴台巡安

  中新社北京9月27日电 (记者 林世雄)国务院台办发言人朱凤莲27日在北京介绍,台湾妈祖联谊会等3个团体、数百间宫庙日前联合邀请福建莆田湄洲妈祖祖庙妈祖神尊入台巡安,湄洲祖庙很快予以回应,计划11月3日至13日赴台巡安。

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第12届中国留学生论坛举行 共探留学归国人才助力乡村振兴

  中新网上海9月27日电(记者 范宇斌)26日,在中国致公党上海市委员会(以下简称“致公党上海市委会”)指导下,由上海中国留学生博物馆和致公党上海市委会对外联络工作委员会共同主办的第12届中国留学生论坛在上海中国留学生博物馆举行。本届论坛主题是“新时代留学报国新途径——助力乡村振兴”。部分留学回国专家学者、留学生企业家、政府有关部门负责人等160多人参加论坛,共探如何进一步发挥留学归国人才作用,推动乡村产业、人才、文化、生态、组织振兴,加快建设农业强国。

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China opposes U.S.' inclusion of Chinese entities on Entity List

China firmly opposed the United States Department of Commerce's decision to place certain Chinese entities on its Entity List as subject to export control, alleging their connection with the military, Iran or Russia.

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China's first commercial sky train opens to public in Wuhan

China's first commercial sky train opened to the public in central China's Wuhan City, Hubei Province, on Tuesday.

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国家气象中心:9月份的天气对秋粮收成是比较有利的

  中新网9月27日电 27日,中国气象局2023年10月新闻发布会上,国家气象中心副主任章建成表示,全国秋收区大部气温较常年同期偏高1℃至4℃,日照时数接近常年同期或偏多,其中西南地区大部偏多3成至1倍,温高光足利于一季稻、玉米和大豆等秋粮作物灌浆乳熟和成熟收获。东北地区主要农区初霜冻接近常年同期或略偏晚,大部地区秋粮在初霜前安全成熟。华西地区多阴雨,四川盆地、西北地区东南部、黄淮西部和南部、江汉等地降水量有100至300毫米,较常年同期偏多5成至4倍,阴雨日数达9至13天,连阴雨和低洼农田渍涝影响秋粮作物后期灌浆和机收作业,湖北北部等地局地成熟水稻倒伏现象,少数田块发生穗上发芽。江南、华南大部气温接近常年同期或偏高1至2℃,无大范围寒露风天气,利于晚稻孕穗抽穗。

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Kenneth Fok: HK Jockey Club to cooperate with development of industries

The equestrian events of the Hangzhou Asian Games kicked off on Tuesday at Tonglu Equestrian Center in east China's Zhejiang Province.

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China’s economic malaise hits efforts to raise $41bn chip fund

Biggest financing round to date to support domestic semiconductor industry struggles to attract capital

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In Numbers: Hangzhou's tourism boosted by the Asian Games

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Chinese commercial aircraft complete demo flights in Xinjiang

An ARJ21 regional aircraft and two large C919 passenger jets have successfully completed a series of demonstration flights in Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, according to Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China Ltd (COMAC).

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13-year-old girl wins gold in Women's Street Final of Skateboarding in Hangzhou

Thirteen-year-old Cui became the youngest Chinese champion in the history of the Asian Games after winning the skateboarding with a total of 242.62 points in Hangzhou on Wednesday.

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China enhances efforts to reach carbon neutrality: FM spokesperson

China is making greater efforts to achieve carbon neutrality by 2060, Wang Wenbin, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson said on Tuesday, in response to the International Energy Agency (IEA) urging China to reach carbon neutrality 10 years earlier than the previous goal.

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Huge waves of int'l trips expected during the Golden Week holidays

A daily average of 1.58 million entry and exit trips were expected during the upcoming eight-day Golden Week holiday, up 300 percent from 2022 level and reaching 90 percent of 2019 level.

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Unified protection signage for martyrs' memorial facilities introduced in China for enhanced preservation of memorials

A nationwide uniform signage for the protection of martyrs' memorial facilities will be introduced in China.

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Aerial views of Chongqing rooftops in English alphabets

A series of aerial photos of buildings in Chongqing resembling the 26 letters of the English alphabet recently went viral online.   

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China has not been notified about DPRK's reopening borders: FM spokesperson

China has not been notified through diplomatic channels by the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) of reopening its borders to foreign visitors, said Wang Wenbin, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson, on Tuesday.

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Yunnan to set up a strict border control zone to combat fraud

A city in Southwest China's Yunnan province announced on Tuesday plans to temporarily set up a strict border control zone from Sunday to Dec 31 to combat telecom and online fraud.

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15-year-old champ driven by father's love, aiming for greater heights

Fifteen-year-old Chen Ye has become the youngest Chinese champion in the history of the Asian Games after winning the skateboarding park men's finals in Hangzhou, East China's Zhejiang Province, on Monday.

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What ‘peak oil’ will mean for China

Slowing demand as EV use grows will have an impact on everything from energy security to refineries

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Stricter rules on large shareholders across the A-share market

Stricter rules on large shareholders selling shares took effect across the A-share market on Tuesday, as part of the country's intensified efforts to protect the legitimate rights of small investors and boost their confidence.

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Fairy tale wonderland in Heilongjiang's Greater Khingan Range

Autumn landscape in the Greater Khingan Range is reflected in a lake, creating a fairy tale wonderland in Beiji village of Mohe city, northeast China's Heilongjiang Province, Sept. 26, 2023.

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Construction of south tower on Changtai Yangtze River bridge completes

The 350-meter-high tower of the bridge was completed on Tuesday. The Changtai Yangtze River Bridge, which connects the cities of Changzhou and Taixing, is 10.03 kilometers long and world's first river crossing channel integrating expressway, intercity railway and ordinary highway.

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Guangzhou-Shanwei high-speed railway put into operation in S China

The high-speed train G9726 left Guangzhou East railway station in south China's Guangdong Province on Tuesday, and it arrived at Shanwei railway station after 73 minutes, marking the official opening of the Guangzhou-Shanwei high-speed railway in the province.  

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PBOC to beef up support for recovery amid complex external forces

The People's Bank of China, the country's central bank, has vowed to continuously support the real economy and strengthen policy adjustments as the country's economic recovery is improving, despite still facing a harsher external environment.

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Australian vineyards struggle to stay afloat amid wine glut

With 2bn litres in storage the industry hopes tariff resolution with China will boost trade

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SOEs urged to address issues found in high-level inspections

SOEs have been directed to fully and accurately embrace the new development philosophy, adhere to their functional roles, and conduct comprehensive reviews and rectification of risks and hidden dangers.

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China launches one more remote sensing satellite

China on Wednesday sent another remote sensing satellite into space from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in northwest China.  

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Batman-shaped kites fly at Weifang International Kite Carnival

On Tuesday, the 2023 Weifang International Kite Carnival kicked off in Weifang City, east China's Shandong Province, also known as the "kite capital of the world."

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Cruises between HK, Sanya resume

The cruise ship Resorts World One, with more than 1,800 passengers aboard, arrived at Sanya Phoenix Island International Cruise Port in Hainan province on Monday, after departing from Hong Kong two days earlier.

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China launches Yaogan-33 04 satellite

The satellite will be used for scientific experiments, land resource surveys, crop yield estimates, and disaster prevention and relief work.

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Hong Kong holds special exhibition on archaeological discoveries from Sanxingdui Ruins

"Gazing at Sanxingdui: New Archaeological Discoveries in Sichuan", a themed exhibition kicked off in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region on Wednesday.

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China lauded for coastal restoration

China's leadership in protecting coastal ecosystems and mitigating climate change has been applauded at the 2023 World Coastal Forum held in Yancheng, Jiangsu province.

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Xi calls on Zhejiang to write new chapter in advancing Chinese modernization

Xi Jinping, general secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee, Chinese president and chairman of the Central Military Commission, stressed the importance of fully and faithfully implementing the new development philosophy on all fronts, on his recent inspection tour in Zhejiang Province.

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Sustainable transport supported in initiative

The Beijing Initiative on Global Transportation Cooperation and Communication has been supported by 25 countries and international organizations, calling for joint efforts by the international community to build a safe, convenient, efficient, green and economically sustainable transportation system.

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Chinese FM spokesperson confirms China's commitment to carbon neutrality

China is undergoing a wide-ranging and profound transformation in its economy and society to achieve the goal of peak carbon dioxide emissions before 2030 and carbon neutrality before 2060.

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China strongly dissatisfied with EU anti-subsidy investigation

China expressed serious concern and strong dissatisfaction towards the European Union's move to launch an anti-subsidy investigation into Chinese electric vehicle makers.

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Nations discuss restarting meetings

China, Japan and South Korea are in communication on restarting a meeting among their leaders at the earliest convenient time, the Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday.

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How China can avoid the Japan trap

Income needs to accrue to those who will spend it — but this will require redistribution on a significant scale

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Foreign brands including Tesla to face scrutiny as part of EU probe into China car subsidies

Valdis Dombrovskis claims ‘sufficient prima facie evidence’ to examine foreign electric-vehicle makers’ operations

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Chinese TV presenter linked to missing foreign minister had surrogate child in US

Beijing is examining the relationship between Fu Xiaotian and Qin Gang, who was abruptly dismissed in July

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Enthusiasts hope to share stories by exchanging Asian Games badges

Four badge collectors who came from Beijing to Hangzhou set up a stand at the entrance of the Media Village of the Hangzhou Asian Games on Monday, hoping to exchange the Asian Games licensed badges with journalists and staff members.  

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Go Robot unveiled at China's Liaoning int'l investment and trade fair

The event was jointly organized by the People's Government of Liaoning Province, the Ministry of Commerce and the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade. Under the theme of jointly promoting new breakthroughs in revitalization and sharing new opportunities for development, this year's fair includes forums, exhibitions and business cooperation and promotion activities.  

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China, Japan and South Korea agree talks to calm fears over US ties

Trilateral discussions to resume in response to Beijing’s fears over growing US influence in region

The leaders of China, Japan and South Korea will hold three-way talks “as soon as possible” after a meeting intended to ease Chinese concerns over Washington’s stronger security presence in the region.

Official said on Tuesday that the three countries’ deputy foreign ministers had agreed to revive trilateral talks after a four-year hiatus during which tensions have risen over North Korea’s nuclear weapons programme and Chinese military activity.

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Iranian referee reveals 'secrets' of price haggling

The Hangzhou Asian Games is in full swing in east China's Zhejiang Province. Foreign athletes and staff who came to Hangzhou to attend the Asian Games also went on a shopping spree.

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Promoting new type of economic globalization is essential: white paper

A white paper released on Tuesday called for promoting a new type of economic globalization because it is essential for building a global community of shared future.

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Evergrande shares slide as mainland unit misses debt payment

The property giant defaults while reports suggest executives have been detained by authorities.

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White paper calls for promoting fine diplomatic traditions of New China

Over the past 70 years and more, China has made notable progress, established fine traditions, and forged a tenacious character and unique strengths in developing foreign relations, said a white paper titled "A Global Community of Shared Future: China's Proposals and Actions," which was released on Tuesday.

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The 24th CEPSI conference to focus on low carbon energy in Xiamen

The 24th Conference on the Electric Power Supply Industry (CEPSI) will take place in Xiamen, Fujian province, from October 19 to 23, said China Electricity Council on Tuesday, co-organizer of the conference together with the Association of the Electricity Supply Industry of East Asia.

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Global challenges call for global response: White paper

In the face of global crises, the 190-plus countries in the world are all in the same big boat, and we must engage in global cooperation, said a white paper titled "A Global Community of Shared Future: China's Proposals and Actions" which was released on Tuesday.

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China witnesses fruitful results of building global community of shared future over past decade: white paper

The building of a global community of shared future has gained fruitful achievements over the past decade, said a white paper titled "A Global Community of Shared Future: China's Proposals and Actions."

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China issues white paper on global community of shared future

China's State Council Information Office released a white paper titled "A Global Community of Shared Future: China's Proposals and Actions," on Tuesday.

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Guangzhou-Shanwei high-speed railway put into operation

The high-speed train G6418 departed from Guangzhou East railway station and arrived at Shanwei railway station after about 73 minutes, marking the official opening of the Guangzhou-Shanwei high-speed railway in Guangdong Province on Tuesday.

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Nuclear energy to provide 10% of China's electricity by 2035

Nuclear energy is expected to supply around 10 percent of China's electricity by 2035, Wang Binghua, director of the China Nuclear Energy Association's nuclear energy public communication committee, told ThePaper.cn on Monday.

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Full Text: A Global Community of Shared Future: China's Proposals and Actions

China's State Council Information Office on Tuesday released a white paper titled "A Global Community of Shared Future: China's Proposals and Actions."

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Culture Fact: Six Chinese dishes you can't miss in Hangzhou

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China's tourism market speeds up recovery

China's tourism market will speed up recovery with consumption potential expected to increase further during the upcoming holidays, China Securities Journal reported on Tuesday.

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Asian Games and 8-day holiday surging China's consumer and tourism markets

The ongoing Hangzhou Asian Games and the upcoming eight-day Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holiday period will fire China's consumer market, as well as the tourism market is expected to reach a peak, the cnr.cn reported on Monday.

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Hong Kong fraud probe tests city’s pro-crypto stance

Regulators accuse trading platform JPEX of misleading investors

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Authorities to step up fight on cyberbullying

Chinese police, prosecutors and judges have been required to strictly fight cyberbullying-related crimes, especially those harming juveniles, so as to strongly protect the legitimate rights of internet users and further purify the online environment.

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The 19th Asian Games

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Huawei holds product launch event in China's Shenzhen

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China willing to play a constructive role in ensuring success of APEC meeting: Chinese Foreign Minister

As the world's largest developing country and an important member of APEC, China is willing to meet the expectations of the international community and play a constructive role in ensuring the success of this year's meeting.

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Qatari athletes go on a shopping spree during Hangzhou Asian Games

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US-China rivalry spurs investment in space tech

The race to get back to the moon is fuelling US investment in private sector space firms.

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A hidden US-China decoupling

Private equity firms are becoming the arbiters of a competing set of demands from investors whose interests are political

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Female giant panda cub turns one month old in Russia

The cub's parents, female giant panda Ding Ding and male giant panda Ru Yi, were lent by China to the Moscow Zoo in 2019 for 15 years as part of a joint research project.

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Abandoned quarry turned rice field harvests in Guangxi

An abandoned quarry turned rice field enters harvest season with wind turbines at the background, forming a unique landscape in Hezhou, south China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.

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Solar halo appears over Huangshan Mountain in Anhui

A solar halo is spotted over Huangshan Mountain after a rainfall in east China's Anhui Province, Sept. 25, 2023.

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Foreign intel agencies' online 'tricks' revealed

The Ministry of State Security revealed several online tricks that have been used by foreign intelligence agencies to obtain classified or sensitive information from China, reminding the public to be wary of such traps.

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China strongly opposes U.S. sanctions on Chinese entities

China firmly opposed the U.S. sanctions on Chinese entities and individuals for alleged involvement in the development of Iranian drones and military aircraft, the Ministry of Commerce said on Tuesday.

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Meet power bank robots on street during Hangzhou Asian Games

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China's Fuling shale gas field produces over 60 bln cubic meters of natural gas

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Long-nosed monkey baby makes public debut in Guangdong

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Reform Holdings to launch $14 bln fund

China Reform Holdings Corp Ltd, a central State-owned enterprise specializing in promoting SOE reform, will establish a fund to support the development of emerging industries, with a target size of over 100 billion yuan ($13.7 billion).

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Biden pledges more aid to Pacific islands to counter growing Chinese influence

Leaders of Pacific island states have been given star treatment in Washington but Chinese influence is the spectre at the feast

Joe Biden has offered more economic aid to Pacific islands at a White House meeting with leaders from the region aimed at bolstering US engagement in the face of a growing Chinese presence.

The president also announced formal US recognition of two new island nations, the Cook Islands and Niue, at the start of the Pacific Islands Forum, two days of Washington meetings with leaders from the group’s 18 members.

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Insights | South African Scholar: BRI promises greener future

“So I think that the initiative that China has taken in terms of building that infrastructure, and it takes a while, will be a game changer in terms of assisting to bridge the gap between the two continents (Asia and Africa),” Dr. Farhana Paruk, head of Client Engagement at Gordan Institute of Business Science (GIBS) at the University of Pretoria and a former fellow at the Weatherhead Center for International Affairs at Harvard University, spoke positively on the outlook of the Belt and Road Initiative in South Africa and the wider African continent during an exclusive interview recently with China News Network.

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Brunei-based GallopAir signs purchase deal to buy 30 aircraft from China's COMAC

Brunei-based airline GallopAir has signed a deal to buy 30 aircraft, which includes the first overseas order of China's domestically developed C919 large passenger aircraft.

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New Chinese unmanned suspension railway test track completed in Shanghai

The developer of an unmanned suspension railway has finished its phase I construction and started testing on Monday in Shanghai, the latest step in intelligent monorail testing in China.

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Astronauts honored for contributions to China's space program

Chinese astronauts who took part in the nation's four most recent spaceflights were given medals and honorary titles on Monday during a ceremony in Beijing.

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France to withdraw troops, envoy from Niger: Macron

The military leaders in Niger welcomed French President Emmanuel Macron's announcement on Sunday to withdraw its ambassador and troops from the West African country, two months after a coup that toppled President Mohamed Bazoum.

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China's first zero-carbon expressway opens to traffic

The Jinan-Weifang Expressway, China's first zero-carbon expressway, has been inspected and opened to traffic.

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Huawei unveils premium Ultimate Design handset

Huawei Technologies Co unveiled a string of new products, including brand-new high-end smartphone brand Ultimate Design, on Monday, as the Chinese tech heavyweight strives to further revive its consumer device business.

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Germany leads push to delay electric vehicle tariffs between EU and UK

Berlin and carmakers back UK call for three-year pause on requirement for batteries to be produced locally

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China and EU agree export controls ‘mechanism’ to ease trade tensions

Signal of willingness to engage as Brussels trade chief Valdis Dombrovskis warns two sides could ‘drift apart’

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Chinese government probe casts new doubt over Evergrande restructuring

World’s most indebted developer says it cannot issue new debt because its mainland business is ‘being investigated’

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South China Sea: Philippines removes Chinese barrier in contested area

The Philippines says it has removed a floating barrier installed by Beijing in the South China Sea.

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China property: accelerating meltdown threatens other markets

Nervousness over the risk of contagion could spread into commodities

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Unanswered questions over Peng Shuai show power of sport has its limits | Sean Ingle

For all the talk of sport as a catalyst for change, ongoing fears for former tennis star suggest oppressive regimes hold all the cards

Where is Peng Shuai? For a brief moment during the Winter Olympics last year I had an answer, of sorts, to that deeply troubling question. For there she was, suddenly and without warning, at the Big Air final, watching the Chinese‑American superstar Eileen Gu soar and spin through the Beijing sky to take gold.

At first I wondered from my vantage point in the press stands whether it was really Peng. The presence of the International Olympic Committee president, Thomas Bach, and a swarm of photographers, answered that. Soon images of the former Wimbledon doubles champion, who had not been seen in public for months amid concern for her wellbeing, went global. And then she was gone. A ghost in the machine again.

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China drastically cuts seafood imports from Japan in wake of Fukushima water release

Imports fell by 67% in August from the same month a year earlier, to about ¥3bn ($20.2m)

Chinese seafood imports from Japan have plummeted following Beijing’s ban on marine products from its neighbour in response to the discharge of wastewater from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant.

Imports fell by 67% in August from the same month a year earlier, to about ¥3bn ($20.2m), the public broadcaster NHK said, citing data from Chinese customs.

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Western companies take slow steps towards China ‘de-risking’

Most strategies are focusing on ways to insulate China operations rather than reduce them

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Senior Nomura banker barred from leaving mainland China

Exit ban on Charles Wang Zhonghe will send chill through foreign business circles

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The shadowy Chinese firms that own chunks of Cambodia

Fifteen years after a deal to control a fifth of Cambodia's coastline, work has barely started.

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Beijing’s demographic crisis means China could get old before it gets rich

With millennials putting off children due to cost of living pressures, China’s economy could be derailed by its growing number of grey hairs

Cici, 27, doesn’t want to have a baby until she’s at least 35. Her mother is putting pressure on her to get married and “have a stable life”, but with a busy job at a tech company in Beijing – while also completing a master’s degree in law – she hardly has the time to think about starting a family.

Cici’s story is not unique; across the world, young women are putting off marriage and childbirth for longer than their mothers did. However, in China the phenomenon is so acute that last year the population shrank by 850,000, the first decline in more than 50 years, as the birthrate fell to a record low.

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AI poses ‘bracing test’ to multilateral system, says UK deputy prime minister

Oliver Dowden says ‘engaging with China’ on developing technology is necessary to deal with societal-scale risks

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Chinese authorities reportedly sentence Uyghur professor to life in prison

Human rights group says Rahile Dawut lost appeal after being convicted in 2018 on charges of promoting ‘splittism’

A leading Uyghur professor who disappeared six years ago is reported to have been sentenced to life in prison by Chinese authorities for “endangering state security”.

Rahile Dawut, 57, who specialises in the study of Uyghur folklore and traditions and is considered an expert in her field, lost an appeal over her sentence after being convicted in 2018 on charges of promoting “splittism”, according to the US-based Dui Hua Foundation human rights group.

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‘China’s World Bank’ plans to triple climate change lending by 2030

Top priority will account for more than half of new financing at Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank

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China coast guard deploys ‘floating barrier’ to cut off disputed South China Sea shoal

Philippines says it ‘strongly condemns’ move at Scarborough Shoal which prevents its fishing boats from gaining access

The Philippines has accused China’s coast guard of installing a “floating barrier” in a disputed area of the South China Sea, saying it prevented Filipinos from entering and fishing in the area.

Manila’s coast guard and Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources “strongly condemn” China’s installation of the barrier in part of the Scarborough Shoal, Commodore Jay Tarriela, a coast guard spokesperson, posted on the X social media platform, formerly Twitter.

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Biden Pacific summit suffers setback as Solomon Islands PM skips meeting

US says it is disappointed prime minister Manasseh Sogavare will not attend Monday’s summit, amid race for influence with China

The White House has said it is disappointed the Solomon Islands prime minister, Manasseh Sogavare, will not attend a Pacific Islands summit with Joe Biden next week.

The US president will host a second summit with leaders of the Pacific Islands Forum at the White House on Monday as part of his efforts to step up engagement with a region where the US is in a battle for influence with China.

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Australian government says ‘yeah, no’ to deal with China to drop wine tariffs

Reported package offer from Beijing was attempt to ‘meet Australian side halfway’ but Australia sees issues as ‘entirely separate matters’

The Australian government has said “yeah, no” to a reported package deal offer from China to drop its tariffs on Australian wine in return for more favourable treatment of its wind towers, railway wheels and stainless steel sinks.

The agriculture, forestries and fisheries minister, Murray Watt, said on Sunday that the Albanese government regards these as “entirely separate matters” but will seek to resolve remaining trade issues through dialogue.

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‘I am willing to wait for months’: Chinese Tiananmen critic ready for long haul in Taiwan transit lounge

Chen Siming pleads for safe passage to US, saying his situation is ‘dangerous and urgent’ amid Beijing’s pursuit of him

A Chinese dissident who has taken refuge in a Taiwan airport during a stopover has said he is prepared to wait months if needed, in order to get safe passage to a third country.

Chen Siming is known for regularly commemorating the Tiananmen Square massacre of 4 June 1989 – an event banned from discussion or acknowledgement inside China – and has been repeatedly detained around the anniversary.

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‘What adjectives describe Xi Jinping?’ China’s new English textbook asks

University language classes focus on the Chinese president’s experience and ideas to ensure a ‘correct worldview’

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The east German town at the centre of the new ‘gold rush’ … for lithium

Refining the metal – which is essential for electric car batteries – in Europe would ease the EU’s precarious reliance on China

It has been called the new gold rush – a rush to catch up with China in producing and refining the materials needed in everything from computers to cars: but has it come too late to save Europe’s car industry?

Deep inside a former East German town lie the first fruits of the EU’s grand plan to “de-risk” and wean itself off dependency on imports for the green revolution. In Bitterfeld-Wolfen, 140km south-west of Berlin, an Amsterdam-listed company is scrambling to complete construction of a vast factory that will be the first in Europe to deliver battery-grade lithium.

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Who wants to rule the world? I will, says Joe. No, it’ll be me, says Xi | Simon Tisdall

The US and China are building rival global coalitions as the UN stumbles. Tackling collective challenges will be harder in a fragmented world

The EU is talking about admitting new members again, after years of blanking Balkan neighbours. The US is strengthening security ties with India’s authoritarian leader and assorted Asia-Pacific “strongmen”. Even the Saudi outcast, Prince Mohammed bin Salman, is back in western favour.

China is courting African and Arab countries and the “global south” with seductive talk of a brave new multipolar world, an expanded Brics and an egalitarian G20. Ostracised Russia clings ever more desperately to Beijing, North Korea and like-minded rogue states.

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China sentences Uyghur scholar to life in jail

Rahile Dawut loses appeal against a charge of endangering state security, a rights group says.

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EU trade chief warns of ‘new areas of concern’ in China relationship

Valdis Dombrovskis demands greater access for European companies in Financial Times interview

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Chinese dissident who held Tiananmen Square vigils flees to Taiwan

Chen Siming posts video from Taoyuan airport saying he is seeking asylum from political persecution

A Chinese dissident known for regularly commemorating the 1989 crackdown on pro-democracy protesters in Beijing’s Tiananmen Square has fled to Taiwan where he pleaded for help in seeking asylum in the US or Canada.

In a video posted online on Friday, Chen Siming said he was in the transit area at Taoyuan international airport to escape Chinese political persecution.

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Arunachal Pradesh: India-China border row flares over athlete visas

Beijing denies claims three Indian fighters are unable to enter China for the Asian Games.

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Trial of Chinese #MeToo journalist and labour rights activist begins in secret

Huang Xueqin, a feminist who was due to move to UK, and Wang Jianbing charged with ‘inciting subversion of state power’

The trial of two prominent activists detained since 2021 has begun in secret in the Chinese city of Guangzhou, in a case that has attracted widespread attention to Beijing’s repression of civil society.

Huang Xueqin, a feminist activist and journalist who covered China’s #MeToo movement, and Wang Jianbing, a labour rights activist, were detained in Guangzhou in September 2021, shortly before Huang was due to move to the UK to study at the University of Sussex. The pair were charged with “inciting subversion of state power” the following month. The charge normally carries a sentence of up to five years, although terms can be longer in cases deemed severe.

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Smartphones/China: homegrown rivals eye Apple’s market share

Local brands will struggle as long as iPhones continue to be regarded as status symbols

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US and China to launch economy and finance working groups to stabilise ties

Move to increase engagement follows Treasury secretary Janet Yellen’s visit to Beijing in July

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TikTok has matchmaking service for staff to play cupid for co-workers

Meet Cute on company’s intranet allows employees to advertise family and acquaintances to colleagues

TikTok has an internal matchmaking service for employees to introduce their colleagues to friends and family members, it has been revealed.

The channel, called Meet Cute, sits on the workplace tool used by thousands of TikTok employees around the world for document hosting, video conferencing. It also helps people find a potential romantic partner from among their colleagues.

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China fuels global surge in mpox cases as LGBTQ+ stigma hampers response

WHO says China facing ‘sustained community transmission’ of virus first detected as imported case last year

China is fuelling a global surge in mpox cases, accounting for the majority of new cases reported in September, according to the World Health Organization.

The number of weekly cases reported globally increased by 328% in the week to 10 September, data shows. Most of that rise came from China, where more than 500 new cases were reported in August. The WHO said China was experiencing “sustained community transmission” of the virus, which was first detected as an imported case in September last year.

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EU trade commissioner to seek relief from export barriers during China visit

Valdis Dombrovskis will face resistance over EV anti-subsidy probe as he pushes to rebalance €400bn deficit

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Do China's recent military purges spell trouble for Xi Jinping?

Military officials are disappearing - is this a sign of instability or Xi Jinping's strength?

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Robert Benewick obituary

My friend Robert Benewick, who has died aged 90, was a political scientist who made major contributions to our knowledge of British and Chinese politics. He was also a soft-spoken fighter for social justice and international understanding.

He first visited China in 1975 and over the next 40 years held four visiting professorships at Remnin University of China. In collaboration with British, American and Chinese colleagues he produced seven books and scores of articles on China. As a critical friend of the country he had a leading role in the Society for Anglo-Chinese Understanding from the 1980s to the early 2000s.

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British Museum: Chinese TikTok hit amplifies calls for return of artefacts

The show about a jade teapot that busts out of the museum fuels calls for treasures to be returned.

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Why the UK is talking to China

Foreign Secretary James Cleverly has been criticised for visiting China. This is why he went.

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Is China's economy a 'ticking time bomb'?

The world's second largest economy faces deep-rooted challenges in the years ahead.

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China’s summer of climate destruction

China sees both extreme heat and devastating floods, including in areas where flooding was unheard of.

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Fukushima: Sushi lovers grab last bites as seafood ban hits Japan

China has lost no time in slapping a full ban on Japanese seafood - which could cost Japan millions.

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Huangshan City in E China, a popular tourist destination

People visit the Xidi ancient village in Yixian County of Huangshan City, east China's Anhui Province on Sept. 7, 2023.People visit the Hongcun village in Yixian County of Huangshan City, east China's Anhui Province on Sept. 13, 2023. (Xinhua/Guo Chen)

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