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第十五届全国运动会在广东广州隆重开幕 习近平出席开幕式并宣布运动会开幕
11月9日晚，中共中央总书记、国家主席、中央军委主席习近平在广东省广州市出席中华人民共和国第十五届运动会开幕式并宣布运动会开幕。这是习近平在主席台上向大家挥手致意。新华社记者 燕雁 摄 新华社广州11月9日电 中华人民共和国第十五届运动会9日晚在广东省广州市隆重开幕。中共中央总书记、国家主席、中央军委主席习近平出席开幕式并宣布运动会开幕。
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新华社广州11月9日电 中华人民共和国第十五届运动会9日晚在广东省广州市隆重开幕。中共中央总书记、国家主席、中央军委主席习近平出席开幕式并宣布运动会开幕。
Read more第十五届全国运动会在广东广州隆重开幕 习近平出席开幕式并宣布运动会开幕
中华人民共和国第十五届运动会9日晚在广东省广州市隆重开幕。中共中央总书记、国家主席、中央军委主席习近平出席开幕式并宣布运动会开幕。
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11月7日至8日，习近平总书记在广东考察。这是党的二十届四中全会后总书记首次地方考察，也是在党和国家事业发展的关键节点，总书记又一次来到广东。
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11月9日下午，国家主席习近平在广州白云国际会议中心会见来华出席第十五届全国运动会开幕式的国际奥委会主席考文垂和终身名誉主席巴赫。
Read more习近平主席特使、水利部部长李国英出席玻利维亚新总统就职仪式
新华社拉巴斯11月9日电 应多民族玻利维亚国政府邀请，国家主席习近平特使、水利部部长李国英当地时间11月8日在玻利维亚首都拉巴斯出席玻新总统帕斯就职仪式。同日，帕斯同李国英特使举行双边会见。
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十五运会开幕式现场全体起立，升中华人民共和国国旗，奏唱中华人民共和国国歌。
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中华人民共和国第十五届运动会开幕式11月9日晚在广东省广州市隆重举行。中共中央总书记、国家主席、中央军委主席习近平出席开幕式。
Read more习近平出席第十五届全国运动会开幕式
中华人民共和国第十五届运动会开幕式11月9日晚在广东奥林匹克体育中心举行。中共中央总书记、国家主席、中央军委主席习近平出席开幕式。
Read more习近平接见全国群众体育先进单位、先进个人代表和全国体育系统先进集体、先进个人代表
中新社广州11月9日电 在第十五届全国运动会即将开幕之际，中共中央总书记、国家主席、中央军委主席习近平9日下午在广州亲切接见全国群众体育先进单位、先进个人代表和全国体育系统先进集体、先进个人代表，向他们表示热烈祝贺，勉励他们奋力拼搏、再创佳绩，为建设体育强国作出新贡献。
Read more习近平宣布中华人民共和国第十五届运动会开幕
新华社快讯：习近平宣布中华人民共和国第十五届运动会开幕。
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中新社广西贺州11月9日电 题：桂湘交界处农贸市场蝶变 自然村业态“活”起来
Read more习近平会见国际奥委会主席考文垂和终身名誉主席巴赫
中新社广州11月9日电 11月9日下午，中国国家主席习近平在广州白云国际会议中心会见来华出席第十五届全国运动会开幕式的国际奥委会主席考文垂和终身名誉主席巴赫。
Read more习近平接见全国群众体育先进单位、先进个人代表和全国体育系统先进集体、先进个人代表
在第十五届全国运动会即将开幕之际，中共中央总书记、国家主席、中央军委主席习近平9日下午在广州亲切接见全国群众体育先进单位、先进个人代表和全国体育系统先进集体、先进个人代表，向他们表示热烈祝贺，勉励他们奋力拼搏、再创佳绩，为建设体育强国作出新贡献。
Read more习近平出席第十五届全国运动会开幕式
新华社快讯：中华人民共和国第十五届运动会开幕式11月9日晚在广东省广州市隆重举行。中共中央总书记、国家主席、中央军委主席习近平出席开幕式。
Read moreChina's foreign capital market remain resilient, with strong appeal of high-end industries and domestic market: Chinese Economist
Read more习近平接见全国群众体育先进单位、先进个人代表和全国体育系统先进集体、先进个人代表
新华社广州11月9日电#8195;在第十五届全国运动会即将开幕之际，中共中央总书记、国家主席、中央军委主席习近平9日下午在广州亲切接见全国群众体育先进单位、先进个人代表和全国体育系统先进集体、先进个人代表，向他们表示热烈祝贺，勉励他们奋力拼搏、再创佳绩，为建设体育强国作出新贡献。
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Read more世界互联网大会乌镇峰会闭幕 参与国家数量历年最多
中新社浙江乌镇11月9日电 (记者 王逸飞)2025年世界互联网大会乌镇峰会9日在浙江乌镇闭幕。记者从当日举行的闭幕新闻发布会获悉，今年的乌镇峰会实现多个“最”，包括参与国家数量历年最多、参展企业规模历年最大、活动内容历年最丰富等。
Read moreYale scholar:'Ecological Civilization' offers a key model for sustainable, flourishing future
As the 30th Session of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP30) is set to take place in Belém, Brazil this November, a Yale scholar says China's vision of "Ecological Civilization" could provide a crucial framework for advancing global climate action and a sustainable, flourishing future.
Read more习近平会见国际奥委会主席考文垂和终身名誉主席巴赫
新华社广州11月9日电(记者孙奕、周强)11月9日下午，国家主席习近平在广州白云国际会议中心会见来华出席第十五届全国运动会开幕式的国际奥委会主席考文垂和终身名誉主席巴赫。
Read more跨越海峡寻根 台湾张氏宗亲山西晋祠祭拜先祖
中新社太原11月9日电 (记者 李庭耀 杨杰英)近20位台湾张氏宗亲代表9日在山西省太原市晋祠博物馆台骀庙祭拜先祖。从台湾到山西，台湾宜兰县张氏宗亲会理事长张铭显称此行为“跨越海峡的寻根之旅”。
Read more北京如何发展“都市型现代农业”？
“农业在北京GDP中占比不高，但‘秤砣虽小压千斤’，其在构建城市现代化产业体系、提高城市稳产保供能力方面不可或缺。”近日，北京市政协召开“充分发挥科技优势 加快发展都市型现代农业”协商座谈会。会上，市政协农业农村委有关负责同志介绍相关调研情况时如是说道。
Read more习言道｜从荔枝园到柚子园，习近平不变的牵挂
中新网11月9日电 题：从荔枝园到柚子园，习近平不变的牵挂
Read more学习贯彻党的二十届四中全会精神丨学习贯彻党的二十届四中全会精神中央宣讲团在山东宣讲
新华社济南11月9日电(记者张昕怡)学习贯彻党的二十届四中全会精神中央宣讲团报告会11月9日在山东省济南市举行。中央宣讲团成员，商务部党组书记、部长王文涛作宣讲报告。
Read more学习贯彻党的二十届四中全会精神丨学习贯彻党的二十届四中全会精神中央宣讲团在江苏宣讲
新华社南京11月9日电(记者朱国亮)学习贯彻党的二十届四中全会精神中央宣讲团报告会11月9日在江苏省南京市举行。中央宣讲团成员，国家发展和改革委员会党组书记、主任郑栅洁作宣讲报告。
Read more近镜头｜总书记情牵南粤大地
11月7日至8日，习近平总书记先后到梅州、广州考察调研。这是党的十八大以来，总书记第六次到广东考察。总书记在考察时强调，广东是改革开放的排头兵、先行地、实验区，要深入学习宣传贯彻党的二十届四中全会精神，科学谋划未来5年的目标、任务和举措，以全面深化改革开放推动高质量发展，久久为功推动粤港澳大湾区建设，纵深推进全面从严治党，不断取得现代化建设新成效。
Read more长征十一号运载火箭发射成功
中新社北京11月9日电 11月9日5时01分，中国太原卫星发射中心在山东海阳附近海域使用长征十一号运载火箭，成功将试验三十二号卫星01星、02星、03星发射升空，卫星顺利进入预定轨道。该卫星主要用于开展空间新技术试验。
Read more评论：大陆“组合拳”引发岛内积极面对统一前景
中新社北京11月9日电 题：大陆“组合拳”引发岛内积极面对统一前景
Read more学习新语｜逐梦体育强国
中华人民共和国第十五届运动会开幕式11月9日晚在广东奥林匹克体育中心举行。习近平总书记将出席开幕式并宣布运动会开幕。
Read more习近平心系体育事业发展
“体育强则中国强”“体育强国根本的标志，不仅在于竞技能力，还在于体育风貌”……习近平总书记一直十分重视我国体育事业发展，对体育强国建设作出整体谋划和系统部署，引领体育事业高质量发展。当体育强国梦汇入中国梦的时代洪流，一条中国特色体育强国建设之路正清晰展现。
Read more时政新闻眼丨“十五五”如何走在前、作示范、挑大梁？习近平为广东发展作出战略指引
11月7日至8日，党的二十届四中全会后首次地方考察，习近平总书记来到广东。
Read more茶奥会上的台胞：彼此传承中华茶文化，是两岸融合具体体现
中新网杭州11月9日电(记者 李柏涛)“我来大陆最大的收获，是组建了幸福的家庭。”在浙江杭州定居十年的台胞陈为腾，谈起在大陆的生活，幸福的嘴角不由得微微上扬。在2025中华茶文化周·第十届中华茶奥会(以下简称“茶奥会”)的集市上，陈为腾正与妻子忙碌着向宾客推荐来自台湾的冬瓜茶。
Read moreXi stresses building Hainan Free Trade Port with high standards
Xi listened to the work report on the development of the Hainan FTP in Sanya, Hainan Province. Zheng Shanjie, director of the National Development and Reform Commission, and Feng Fei, secretary of the CPC Hainan Provincial Committee, presented the report.
Read moreTrump pardons former New York cop convicted of helping Beijing harass Chinese expatriate
Michael McMahon was sentenced to 18 months in prison for what a judge called ‘a campaign of transnational repression’
Donald Trump granted a presidential pardon on Friday to a former New York police sergeant who was convicted of helping China try to scare an ex-official into going back to his homeland, a prominent case in US authorities’ efforts to combat what they claim are Beijing’s far-flung efforts to repress critics.
Michael McMahon was sentenced this spring to 18 months in prison for his role in what a federal judge called “a campaign of transnational repression”. He insisted he was innocent, saying he was “unwittingly used” when he took what he thought was a straightforward private-investigator gig. McMahon said he was told he was working for a Chinese construction company – not the nation’s government.
Continue reading...Read moreInternational friends applaud Wuzhen Summit: Witnessing the Power of China's Technology in Zhejiang
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Read moreTaiwan vice-president presses case at EU parliament for joint efforts to counter China
China angered by the address, criticising Europe for allowing ‘separatist activities’ to be carried out in parliament building
Taiwan’s vice-president, Bi-Khim Hsiao, urged the EU to boost security and trade ties with the self-governing island and support its democracy in the face of growing threats by China in a rare address to a group of international lawmakers in Brussels.
“Peace in the Taiwan Strait is essential to global stability and economic continuity, and international opposition against unilateral changes to the status quo by force cannot be overstated,” Hsiao told lawmakers assembled for a China-focused conference in the European parliament building.
Continue reading...Read moreUS and China seek to project power with huge and expensive aircraft carriers
China launches £5.4bn ship capable of carrying 60 aircraft that Beijing values as much for maintaining its global influence as for its use in warfare
In port, the 80,000-tonne Fujian aircraft carrier would be impossible to miss. More than 300 metres long and capable of carrying about 60 aircraft, the £5.4bn super-vessel places China second among the world’s navies, with three aircraft carriers, though still a long way behind the global leader, the US, which has 11.
Yet for all the great power projection of the new warship, nearly 5,000 miles away from its home port another conflict appears to suggest size may not matter. In the Black Sea, Ukraine achieved an extraordinary military success by inflicting a “functional defeat” on Russia’s naval fleet using swarms of skilfully targeted sea drones.
Continue reading...Read moreChina’s threat to academic freedom in the UK | Letters
Sara Rydkvist, the Hong Kong programme director of Amnesty International, and Francis Bown on the threat from China to academic freedom on British campuses
Your report (UK university halted human rights research after pressure from China, 3 November) is deeply alarming. Amnesty International UK’s own research shows that attempts by the Chinese state to intimidate and silence people extend far beyond its borders: a clear case of transnational repression, where governments reach across borders to stifle dissent.
We have documented how Chinese and Hong Kong students in the UK live in fear of surveillance and retaliation. Some have changed the focus of their study, avoided “sensitive” topics, or dropped research on human rights altogether. Universities are often reluctant to speak up. When student Tara Zhang was detained in China for her overseas activism, Soas University of London’s only public comment was that it was “aware of the reports”, without any public condemnation or calls for her release.
Continue reading...Read moreExclusive interview with UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador Yang Yang: Sports inspire refugees to chase their dreams amidst adversity
Read moreU.S. sits on ticking bomb as debt reaches new high
America’s national debt has crossed $38 trillion — the highest in U.S. history. Since November last year, the debt has been climbing at a pace that no one has expected. Less than a year ago, it stood at $36 trillion. By the end of August this year, it had hit $37 trillion.
Read moreInsights | U.S. government shutdown deepens impact on travel and livelihoods: economist warns
The U.S. government shutdown has entered its 38th day, the longest in the nation's history. The situation has become a nightmare for millions of Americans who might not be able to feed their families, said Dean Baker, co-founder of the Center for Economic and Policy Research, during an interview with China News Network.
Read moreXi attends commissioning of China's Fujian aircraft carrier
President Xi Jinping on Wednesday attended the commissioning and flag-presenting ceremony of the Fujian, China's first aircraft carrier equipped with electromagnetic catapults, in south China's Hainan Province.
Read moreUnlocking Xinjiang Charms | From the Tianshan Foothills to Global Tables — A Small Crop with a Big Flavor
From 2024 to 2025 alone, Xinjiang’s cumin planting area jumped from 3.16 million mu to 6 million, marking a 90% year-on-year increase. Total output exceeded 150,000 tons, making up over 90% of China’s total and about 10% of the world’s supply.
Read more15th National Games boosts tourism in Greater Bay Area
The upcoming 15th National Games of China, to open Sunday in Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macao special administrative regions, has fueled a tourism surge in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.
Read moreCIIE Runs Entirely on Green Power
The 8th China International Import Expo is fully powered by renewable energy, marking the third consecutive year the CIIE has achieved 100 percent green power supply.
Read moreFilm festival in New York cancelled after China puts pressure on directors
Participants ask for their films not to be shown at IndieChina event, which was due to launch this weekend
An independent film festival due to start in New York this weekend has been cancelled after several film-makers pulled out due to harassment from the Chinese authorities, raising concerns about transnational repression.
The inaugural IndieChina film festival was planned to take place between 8 and 15 November. But on 5 November the festival’s curator, Zhu Rikun, posted on Facebook that he had been forced to cancel 80% of the planned screenings because film-makers had pulled out.
Continue reading...Read moreChina poised to lift ban on chips exports to European carmakers after US deal
Dispute began with Dutch government takeover of Nexperia and China halting exports, threatening car production
The vital flow of chips from China to the car industry in Europe looks poised to resume as part of the deal struck last week between Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping.
The Netherlands has signalled that its standoff with Beijing is close to a resolution amid signs China’s ban on exports of the key car industry components is easing.
Continue reading...Read moreYale scholar: 'Ecological Civilization' offers a key model for sustainable, flourishing future
As the 30th Session of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP30) is set to take place in Belém, Brazil this November, a Yale scholar says China’s vision of “Ecological Civilization” could provide a crucial framework for advancing global climate action and a sustainable, flourishing future.
Read moreXi attends commissioning of China's Fujian aircraft carrier
President Xi Jinping on Wednesday attended the commissioning and flag-presenting ceremony of the Fujian, China's first aircraft carrier equipped with electromagnetic catapults, in south China's Hainan Province.
Read moreDown to the bones of the matter
Read moreXi'an City Wall gets health checkup after heavy rains
Once water infiltrates the rammed-earth structure, the soil's bearing capacity decreases, potentially leading to localized settlement or collapse. "This, in turn, triggers localized subsidence and collapse.
Read moreYiwu trade value hits record in Jan-Sept
While exports grew by 25.7 percent to 553.99 billion yuan, imports saw a robust rise of 31.3 percent, reaching 77.21 billion yuan.Trade with Belt and Road partner countries stood out, climbing 28.9 percent to 429.39 billion yuan and making up 68 percent of Yiwu's total import and export value.
Read moreHeating pipeline work completed
China has completed the final connection of the northern line of its largest long-distance heating pipeline, a major project set to begin supplying clean energy to millions in Jinan, Shandong province, during the heating season this winter.
Read moreScientists discover rare earth elements in ferns
A team of Chinese scientists has discovered the phenomenon of rare-earth mineralization in ferns for the first time.The research not only reveals the "detoxification" and mineralization mechanisms of plants for rare earth elements but also provides a new path for the sustainable utilization of rare-earth resources in the future.
Read moreChina's goods trade reaches 37.31 trillion yuan in Jan-Oct
A cargo ship carrying foreign trade containers drives out of Qingdao Port in Qingdao, East China's Shandong province, on May 12.China's goods trade maintained steady growth in the first 10 months of 2025, with total imports and exports reaching 37.31 trillion yuan ($5.24 trillion), up 3.6 percent year-on-year, data from the General Administration of Customs showed on Friday.
Read moreChina's major steelmakers post record 9-month profit in 4 years
Profits of key steel enterprises in the first three quarters of 2025 hit their highest level for the same period in the past four years, according to Jiang Wei, vice-chairman and secretary-general of the China Iron and Steel Association.
Read moreExpo helps MNCs turn into committed investors
This photo taken on Nov 3, 2025 shows a themed-decoration of the China International Import Expo at the National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai) in East China's Shanghai.
Read moreUnmanned technology widely applied in China's express delivery sector: report
Unmanned technology has been widely adopted across China's express delivery sector, according to a report released at the 11th Last Mile Delivery Conference held in Beijing on Thursday.
Read moreBRI cooperation framework for disaster response expanded
A Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) cooperation framework for disaster response has been expanded, with seven new countries added as members and two international organizations as partners, according to a ministerial meeting held in Sanya, Hainan Province on Thursday.
Read moreChina’s latest aircraft carrier enters service to extend reach into high seas
Experts say hi-tech Fujian will help expand country’s military influence and reach farther beyond its own waters
China’s newest and most advanced aircraft carrier officially entered service this week, signalling a new era in Chinese military expansion after a ceremony overseen by the country’s leader, Xi Jinping, state media has confirmed.
The Fujian is China’s first domestically designed and built aircraft carrier, and the third for China’s rapidly expanding navy, which is already the world’s biggest by ship count.
Continue reading...Read moreInsights | Havas executive: France-China friendship stands the test of time
Sino-French friendship has stood the test of time and will remain strong, said Pascal Dasseux, executive vice president of Havas Group and secretary general of the Vivendi Asia Committee, in a recent interview with China News Network.
Read moreGoogle to build new AI datacentre on tiny Australian Indian Ocean outpost after signing defence deal
Military experts say facility on Christmas Island would be valuable asset to monitor Chinese submarine and naval activity
Google plans to build a large AI datacentre on Australia’s remote Indian Ocean outpost of Christmas Island after signing a cloud deal with the Department of Defence earlier this year, according to documents reviewed by Reuters and interviews with officials.
Plans for the datacentre on the tiny island located 350km south of Indonesia have not previously been reported, and many details, including its projected size, cost and potential uses, remain secret.
Continue reading...Read moreChinese FM slams 'false narratives' of joint statement issued by Philippines, Australia, Japan and U.S.
Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Mao Ning on Thursday slammed that certain countries are peddling false narratives on maritime issues and making groundless accusations against China.
Read moreInsights | KITA Chief Rep.: Intersected strength unlocks potential for China-S. Korea cooperation
Looking ahead, Park Sun Kyung, chief representative of the Korea International Trade Association (KITA) Shanghai Office, believes that the key to unlocking the full potential of bilateral cooperation lies in identifying the areas where the two economies’ strengths intersect, with the digital economy standing out as the most promising field.
Read moreHuawei supports Kenya's shift to clean and digital energy
Chinese technology company Huawei has unveiled a comprehensive digitization roadmap that aims to modernize Kenya's power sector, improve grid resilience, and accelerate the transition of the country to clean and smart energy.
Read moreGermany needs to recalibrate its geopolitical compass
German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul attends a press conference with Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar (not pictured) in Berlin, Germany, June 5, 2025.China has always been a reliable partner and Germany should do everything to keep it that way.
Read moreNational Games legacy inspires people to lead active, healthy lives
Yu Yang, an Olympic badminton gold medalist, ignites her torch from one held by humanoid robot Kuavo on November 3th during the torch relay held in Shenzhen, Guangdong province, for the 15th National Games.
Read moreHigh-standard Hainan FTP emphasized
President Xi Jinping on Thursday urged adopting high standards for building the Hainan Free Trade Port to make it a key gateway for China's opening-up in the new era.
Read moreChina launches new aircraft carrier in naval race with the US
The Fujian uses electromagnetic catapults that allow planes to strike from a greater distance.
Read moreDriving competition: China’s carmakers in race to dominate Europe’s roads
Chinese manufacturers are using the electric transition to seize market share, with the UK as their gateway
When Tesla wanted to catch the eye of British buyers, it put its cars and bright signage at a dealership in west London’s prominent Hogarth roundabout. Exposure to half a million drivers every day helped the US carmaker to become the dominant electric vehicle seller in the UK. Yet drivers passing by that site now see something different: twin Chinese brands Omoda and Jaecoo, both owned by the state-controlled manufacturer Chery.
Chinese cars are on a roll across Europe – they outsold Korean rivals in western Europe for the first time in September. That success is highly reliant on the UK. Of the half a million Chinese cars sold in western Europe between January and September, 30% were bought by Britons, according to Matthias Schmidt, a Berlin-based automotive analyst.
Continue reading...Read moreSingle mothers in China find a new kind of partner – other single mothers
Posts from women seeking like-minded parents to share a home and child-rearing responsibilities are appearing on social media
As divorce rates rise and the cost of living bites, single mothers in China are searching for a new kind of partner: each other.
Across social media are posts from harried mothers seeking like-minded parents to share a home and child-rearing responsibilities.
Continue reading...Read moreGrundfos Vice President: Chinese market is a must for global players
Astrid Norgaard Friis, group vice president of Grundfos, highlighted the importance of China’s openness at the Hongqiao International Economic Forum during the China International Import Expo (CIIE) on Wednesday.
Read moreSingaporean exhibitors at CIIE: 'Chinese market full of potential and promise'
From November 5 to 10, the 8th China International Import Expo (CIIE) is being held in Shanghai. From the CIIE to the broader global stage, China’s open market and strong economic fundamentals are attracting the attention of more and more Singaporean companies.
Read moreGlobal exhibitors of CIIE: Hope to be here next year and every year | WeVlog
The 8th China International Import Expo (CIIE) is underway in Shanghai from November 5th to 10th. Global exhibitors from Switzerland, Colombia, Brazil, Georgia, and many other countries praised China’s vast market for its openness, innovation, and endless opportunities. From technology sharing to agricultural cooperation, from consumer goods to innovation, the CIIE has become a key window for the world to understand China. “We hope to be here next year, the year after, and every year in the future.” (Huang Fang)
Read moreEconoScope | CIIE highlights China's expanding openness to global trade
China's flagship import fair has drawn record participation this year, underscoring its effort to project openness and maintain investor confidence amid a shifting global trade environment.
Read moreWorld's first industrial 5G standard led by China, Germany published
The world's first international standard for industrial 5G, titled Industrial Networks – 5G Communication Technology – General Considerations, was officially released Thursday by the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC).
Read moreEndangered Oriental stork rescued after injury in Northeast China
An endangered Oriental stork found with multiple fractures and unable to fly has been successfully treated following a joint rescue effort in the northeastern city of Jilin, Jilin Province.
Read moreHeavy snow hits Urumqi in NW China's Xinjiang
From Wednesday afternoon to Thursday morning, Urumqi experienced significant precipitation, with rainfall turning to heavy snow and setting a new record in daily precipitation for the city during November. Snow accumulation has exceeded 28 millimeters during the two days, meeting the standard for a heavy snowstorm, while snow depth reached 20 centimeters. At present, the snowfall in Urumqi is still continuing.
Read moreUnlocking Xinjiang Charms | From the Tianshan foothills to global tables — a small crop with a big flavor
In Yuepuhu County, Xinjiang, the tiny seed of cumin is moving beyond the Tianshan Mountains, marching into global markets from local fields. Powered by digital production lines and international trading platforms, this aroma from China’s northwest is becoming a taste shared by the world.
Read moreChina's Mars orbiter captures interstellar object 3I/ATLAS
China's Tianwen-1 Mars orbiter has captured images of the interstellar object 3I/ATLAS from about 30 million kilometers away, marking one of the closest observations of the object to date. The achievement could help prepare for the upcoming Tianwen-2 asteroid mission, the China National Space Administration (CNSA) said Thursday.
Read moreChina's robot output in first three quarters surpasses 2024's total
China's robot manufacturing sector has demonstrated robust growth this year, with production volumes of both industrial and service robots in the first three quarters exceeding the total output recorded for the entirety of 2024, industry data showed.
Read moreSuper moon seen across China
A super moon was pictured across China on Wednesday.
Read morePhilippines hit hard by Typhoon Kalmaegi
As of Thursday, the death toll from flooding and devastation caused by Typhoon Kalmaegi in the country’s central region has risen to 114, with 127 people reported missing, Philippine officials said. Nearly 2 million people in 32 provinces in the country have been affected by Kalmaegi.
Read moreChina launches two national industrial recycling platforms
China has launched two major digital platforms to improve the recycling and reuse of industrial materials, in a move seen as key to building a more transparent and unified national system for resource recovery.
Read moreChina's Liuchixiang Alley：Ancient narrow alley symbolizes broad-mindedness
An ancient narrow alley, only two meters wide and less than 100 meters long, is known as the "broadest" alley in China.
Read moreInsights | Korean scholar applauds China's visa-free cross-border payment policies
Ahn Inhwan, professor at the Asian Studies College of Beijing Foreign Studies University and vice president of the Korean Confucian Studies Association, told China News Network that the recent visa-free policies between China and South Korea have facilitated people-to-people exchanges and strengthened cultural ties.
Read moreApple to use Google's AI model to run new Siri: report
Apple plans to use a 1.2 trillion-parameter artificial intelligence (AI) model developed by Alphabet's Google to help power a revamp of its Siri voice assistant, Bloomberg News reported on Wednesday.
Read moreXi champions shared future in cyberspace
With the rapid evolution of information technology worldwide, particularly the development and application of artificial intelligence, the vision of building a community with a shared future in cyberspace, which was proposed by President Xi Jinping 10 years ago, has become more relevant to forging a better digital future, according to experts.
Read moreABB expands sustainability efforts at the CIIE
The 8th China International Import Expo opened with an upbeat tone, highlighting China's continued push for high-level opening-up, said Gu Chunyuan, chairman for China at ABB Group.
Read moreClariant increases capacity in Daya Bay facility
Clariant completed 100 million Swiss franc ($123 million) investment in the Daya Bay facility in Longgang district in Shenzhen, Guangdong province, with the second production line becoming fully operational in November, the company announced on Wednesday.
Read moreBeijing hopes COP30 will address concerns of developing nations
Chinese officials and experts have expressed the hope that the upcoming 30th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, or COP30, will consider the concerns of developing nations, especially their demand for funding.
Read moreChina, U.S. seek to stabilize trade relations
China and the United States should work together to create a favorable environment for practical cooperation in agriculture and other sectors, a statement released by the Ministry of Commerce on Wednesday said.
Read moreChina shows path to shared modernization
China's 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-30) recommendations, adopted at the fourth plenary session of the 20th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China in October, mark a pivotal moment in the country's long journey toward modernization.
Read moreHainan readies for role as free trade flag bearer
Foreign and Chinese companies are already scrambling to explore vast opportunities on Hainan, as the island province is poised to officially begin its special customs operations next month.
Read moreChina-critical UK academics describe ‘extremely heavy’ pressure from Beijing
Reliance on overseas students’ tuition fees under scrutiny as scholars describe chilling effect of being targeted
UK academics whose research is critical of China say they have been targeted and their universities subjected to “extremely heavy” pressure from Beijing, prompting calls for a fresh look at the sector’s dependence on tuition fee income from Chinese students.
The academics spoke out after the Guardian revealed this week that Sheffield Hallam University had complied with a demand from Beijing to halt research about human rights abuses in China, which had led to a big project being dropped.
Continue reading...Read moreOfficials from 6 Chinese, French cities meet in Changsha to discuss cultural cooperation
Government representatives from six Chinese and French cities met Tuesday in Changsha, Hunan province, to discuss cultural exchange and cooperation during the Mayors' Roundtable Dialogue at the seventh China-France Cultural Forum.
Read moreOlivier Laouchez, co-founder of the transnational media group Trace: Discussing solutions to AI copyright issues
Recently, Olivier Laouchez, co-founder of transnational media group Trace, stated in an interview with China News Service that AI is structured in a way that it learns from existing content and then transforms it to generate usable outputs. The biggest current issue lies in the ownership of these AI-generated outputs, and a potential solution is to allocate a portion of the ownership of AI-generated outputs to original creators or relevant stakeholders. (Wang Yi'an)
Read moreFormer French Prime Minister Raffarin: Sino-French cultural cooperation a model for other countries
Former French Prime Minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin stated in an interview with China News Network on Monday that culture provides fertile soil for nurturing China-France joint projects, brimming with creativity and inspiration. Building upon exemplary Sino-French cultural cooperation, joint efforts to promote cooperation with other countries will open a new chapter in Sino-French cooperation, bring new prospects for development, and ultimately create more possibilities for cross-cultural exchange through win-win cooperation.
Read moreProtests erupt at the new Shein store in Paris with demonstrators ejected - video
As Shein opened its new shop in BHV department store in Paris, protesters gathered to denounce the online fast-fashion retailer, saying it was complicit in Uyghur genocide and child sexual crimes. Allegations have arisen that the retailer's supply chain in China includes items produced by Uyghur forced labour. Shein is also under investigation by French authorities due to the sale of child-like sex dolls on its website. The company has stated that they are ready to fully cooperate with the authorities. Additionally, last year Shein answered that they have a zero tolerance policy over forced labour and tightened its supplier policies.
Continue reading...Read moreXi calls for better synergy with Russia
President Xi Jinping shakes hands with Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin during their meeting at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on Tuesday.Mishustin said that Russia is willing to deepen cooperation in areas such as the economy and trade, science and technology, energy, agriculture and the digital economy.
Read moreChina bucks global downturn in openness, new report finds
Global openness edged down in 2024, but China continued to move in the opposite direction, expanding its engagement with the world despite mounting protectionist and geopolitical pressures, according to a new report released on Wednesday.
Read more8th China International Import Expo opens in Shanghai
This year's China International Import Expo (CIIE), scheduled to run from Nov. 5 to 10, features the largest exhibition space in its history and brings together a record 4,108 enterprises from 138 countries and regions.
Read moreAt least 7 killed after UPS plane crashes near a Kentucky airport
A UPS freight plane crashed shortly after taking off from the Louisville Muhammad Ali international airport in Kentucky on Tuesday, leaving at least seven dead and 11 injured, local media quoted the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
Read moreBrazilian exhibitor says: Come to CIIE and try our beef!
On November 4, during preparations for the 8th China International Import Expo (CIIE), Brazilian exhibitor Victor greeted visitors enthusiastically in fluent Chinese, saying, “Come to the CIIE and try our beef!”
Read moreDanish authorities in rush to close security loophole in Chinese electric buses
Investigation launched after discovery that Chinese supplier had remote access to vehicles’ control systems
Authorities in Denmark are urgently studying how to close an apparent security loophole in hundreds of Chinese-made electric buses that enables them to be remotely deactivated.
The investigation comes after transport authorities in Norway, where the Yutong buses are also in service, found that the Chinese supplier had remote access for software updates and diagnostics to the vehicles’ control systems – which could be exploited to affect buses while in transit.
Continue reading...Read moreChina delays Shenzhou-20 return mission
The return of China's Shenzhou-20 crewed spaceship, originally scheduled for Wednesday, will be postponed due to a suspected impact from tiny space debris, according to the China Manned Space Agency (CMSA).
Read moreReturn of Chinese astronauts delayed after spacecraft struck by debris
The three astronauts from the Shenzhou-20 mission flew to the Tiangong space station in April, and were expected to return on Wednesday
The return to Earth of three Chinese astronauts has been delayed until an unspecified date after their spacecraft was apparently struck by a small piece of debris, according to Chinese state media.
The three astronauts from the Shenzhou-20 mission flew to the Tiangong space station in April, and were expected to return on Wednesday at the end of a six month mission. Their replacements, the crew of Shenzhou-21, had already arrived on the weekend.
Continue reading...Read moreA cultural revolution? Trump’s America feels oddly familiar to those watching from China
Demands of absolute loyalty and attacks on institutions have raised memories of Mao-style chaos from US watchers in China
When Vickie Wang, a budding standup comedian, gets on stage in New York, she’s not just thinking about what jokes to crack. She’s also thinking about which ones to avoid. “I don’t criticise the administration directly,” she said. Or if she does, she makes sure it’s not recorded for social media. “I would never publicly publish something where I directly criticise the government … I think it’s a learned behaviour from China”.
Wang, 39, lived in Shanghai for nearly a decade, leaving in 2022. In 2025 she relocated to the US. When she arrived, she went on a frenzy of “revenge bingeing on democracy”, going to talks, protests and diving into New York’s public library.
Continue reading...Read more7th China-France Cultural Forum held in Changsha
The 7th China-France Cultural Forum was held in Changsha, Hunan Province from Sunday to Tuesday, with the theme "Pluralistic coexistence and harmonious progress—forging a new pattern for China-France cultural exchanges."
Read moreChina accuses Dutch of prolonging chip war that threatens to halt car factories
Beijing tells Netherlands to ‘stop interfering’ after seizure of chipmaker Nexperia as export bans disrupt supply chain
China has told the Netherlands to “stop interfering” in the seized chipmaker Nexperia, accusing it of prolonging a dispute that has disrupted the global car industry.
The Dutch government took control of the semiconductor-maker at the end of September amid US security concerns about the company’s Chinese parent, Wingtech Technology.
Continue reading...Read moreHong Kong Olympian Kong Man Wai drops Canadian passport to run for legislature
Hong Kong Olympic gold medalist Vivian Kong Man Wai said Monday she has applied to renounce her Canadian passport to qualify for the 2025 Hong Kong Legislative Council election, according to local media reports.
Read moreChongqing doctor removes rare chest tumor in 11-hour surgery, replaces patient’s blood twice
A doctor in Chongqing performed a life-saving, 11-hour operation to remove a rare chest tumor, during which the patient lost more than 10 liters of blood — enough to replace his entire blood volume twice.
Read moreCIIE 2025 in Numbers
Preparations for the eighth China International Import Expo (CIIE), which will be held in Shanghai from Nov. 5 to 10, are nearly complete.
Read moreChina's Shenzhen to present splendid 2026 APEC meeting: FM spokesperson
China's role and contribution on the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) stage has continued to strengthen, foreign ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said on Monday, adding China believes that Shenzhen, the host city, will present a splendid APEC meeting for the world next year.
Read moreAcademic journal promotes Hongshan culture
The academic journal Research on Hongshan Culture was officially launched on Sunday in Shenyang, Liaoning province, marking the creation of a long-term, systematic platform for academic exchange in the study of Hongshan culture.
Read moreCatching every last drop
Despite receiving substantial rainfall, surface water in Southwest China's Guizhou province is scarce. That's because of the province's unique karst limestone landscape, which means as soon as the rain lands, it seeps through the soluble bedrock into the many caves and underground rivers.
Read moreChina, ASEAN boost policy exchanges
A China-ASEAN seminar for administrative schools and think tanks opened on Monday in Nanning, Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, as officials and scholars sought to deepen cooperation on governance, training and policy research across the region.
Read moreMore ports aid traveling Taiwan people
Beginning Nov 20, the number of ports authorized to issue single-entry travel permits to Taiwan residents traveling to the Chinese mainland will increase from 58 to 100, the National Immigration Administration announced on Monday.
Read moreHospital pioneers remote robotic surgery
A hospital in Xiamen, Fujian province, facilitated the world's first successful cross-border remote robot-assisted heart surgery with experts from France, marking a historic milestone.
Read moreHydrogen upping ante in green energy portfolio
China is setting its sights on substantial industrial-scale breakthroughs in hydrogen energy during its 15th Five-Year Plan period (2026-30), with a strategic aim to achieve regional self-sufficiency in renewable and clean low-carbon hydrogen.
Read moreNational verification platform to boost auto chip quality
As China's first national-level automotive chip standard verification platform officially began operations recently, the nation is accelerating its push into intelligent and connected mobility by building a unified and internationally recognized standards system for vehicle-grade chips.
Read moreCitizens of 48 countries enjoy unilateral visa-free access to China
The growing "visa-free list" shows China's firm resolve in expanding high-level opening-up, and the various measures China has taken to ease cross-border travel are all part of China's concrete action to create an open global economy.
Read moreIELTS test takers from smaller cities on rise
Chinese takers of the International English Language Testing System, more commonly known as IELTS, are becoming increasingly diverse in their motivations and regional backgrounds, reflecting how globalization and workplace demands are reshaping English learning across the country, according to an industry report.
Read moreStarbucks to sell majority stake in China business
The coffee giant entered China more than a quarter of a century ago but has faced tough competition in recent years.
Read moreCounter-terror police investigate claim UK university halted research after Chinese pressure
Sheffield Hallam University ordered professor to cease human rights study into Uyghurs forced labour in China
An investigation into allegations that a British university was subjected to pressure from Beijing authorities to halt research about human rights abuses in China has been referred to counter-terrorism police.
The Guardian reported on Monday morning that Sheffield Hallam University, home to the Helena Kennedy Centre for International Justice (HKC) research institution, had ordered professor Laura Murphy to cease research on supply chains and forced labour in the country in February.
Continue reading...Read moreXi Jinping cracks joke about spying with phones given to South Korean president
Chinese leader says ‘check if there is a backdoor’ in reply to Lee Jae Myung’s quip about security of Xiaomi devices
It would take someone with nerves of steel to joke about the security of Chinese smartphones in front of Xi Jinping.
Step forward the South Korean president, Lee Jae Myung, who, after being given a pair of smartphones by the Chinese leader before their state banquet at the weekend, wondered out loud if the devices were secure.
Continue reading...Read moreUK university halted human rights research after pressure from China
Exclusive: Leading professor at Sheffield Hallam was told to cease research on supply chains and forced labour in China after demands from authorities
A British university complied with a demand from Beijing to halt research about human rights abuses in China, leading to a major project being dropped, the Guardian can reveal.
In February, Sheffield Hallam University, home to the Helena Kennedy Centre for International Justice (HKC), a leading research institution focused on human rights, ordered one of its best-known professors, Laura Murphy, to cease research on supply chains and forced labour in China.
Continue reading...Read more‘Americans are democracy’s equivalent of second-generation wealth’: a Chinese journalist on the US under Trump – podcast
Once a stalwart of Hong Kong’s journalism scene, Wang Jian has found a new audience on YouTube, dissecting global politics and US-China relations since the pandemic. To his fans, he’s part newscaster, part professor, part friend
By Lauren Hilgers. Read by G Cheng
Continue reading...Read more300 million tourists just visited China's stunning Xinjiang region. There's a side they didn't see
China has repackaged Xinjiang into a tourist haven, touting "ethnic" experiences that activists say it's trying to erase.
Read moreChina to loosen chip export ban to Europe after Netherlands row
EU-China chip disputes alarmed carmakers amid concerns it could halt global car productions
Read moreTrump hails 'amazing' meeting with China's Xi but no formal trade deal agreed
The US president and his Chinese counterpart met face-to-face for the first time in six years.
Read moreXi and Trump find temporary truce as China plays longer game
Talks have helped to steady a rocky relationship between the world's top two economies - but the rivalry persists.
Read moreWatch: US and China's different reports of their trade meeting
The BBC's Laura Bicker explains how the two nation's have reported on the trade negotiations.
Read moreTrade, tariffs and TikTok: Why it matters that Trump and Xi are talking again
The two leaders met face-to-face for the first time in six years on Thursday.
Read moreHandshakes and whispers: Trump and Xi's meeting…in 73 seconds
Trump says the meeting with President Xi, which was their first face-to-face interaction since 2019, was a "great success".
Read moreThree things you need to know about the Trump-Xi meeting
The two world leaders are set to hold talks in South Korea, after months of escalating trade tension between the US and China.
Read moreChina controls the rare earths the world buys - can Trump's new deals change that?
The agreements are a clear bid to reduce dependence on China, ahead of a key meeting with Xi Jinping.
Read moreTrump's week in Asia: BBC correspondents on the wins and potential losses
Here's what you should know as the US president arrives for a whirlwind week of diplomacy.
Read moreLetter from Lhasa: Beyond the "Shangri-la complex"
LHASA, Oct. 30 (Xinhua) -- As an editor caught in the relentless tempo of Beijing, my trips to Xizang Autonomous Region in southwest China have always offered a personal reprieve.
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