At the Yangtze Cetacean Breeding and Research Center, delegates of the 2026 World Mayors Dialogue · Wuhan came face to face with the river's iconic "smiling angels" and saw firsthand how Wuhan is working to protect the species and restore its aquatic environment.
Recently, the 18th BRICS Summit was held in New Delhi. As protectionism rises, geopolitical conflicts drag on, and the global development deficit widens, the “greater BRICS” is turning its growing representativeness into real capacity for action. Driven by cooperation under the three pillars of political and security, economic and financial, cultural and people-to-people cooperation, the "greater BRICS" is bringing new hope for development across the Global South.
"Somebody already paid for you. You're a foreigner. You're a guest. Welcome." This is something Colombian vlogger Fernando Munoz Bernal frequently hears during his travel in Xinjiang. For years, swayed by inaccurate Western media coverage, many people in the international community have harbored misconceptions and stereotypes about Xinjiang. To Munoz, the people of Xinjiang are "some of the kindest people" that he has seen, and Xinjiang is a diverse land that is well worth exploring. In his view, to know the real Xinjiang, one must “travel and see for yourself.”
Most of the so-called "evidence" behind Western allegations against Xinjiang is prefaced by words of uncertainty, like "This could be happening", "This may be happening", noted Fernando Munoz Bernal, a Colombian vlogger who has travelled in Xinjiang many times.
The so-called “South China Sea Arbitration” was unilaterally initiated by the Philippines and suffers from fundamental flaws in both procedure and substance, according to a report named Legal Critique of the South China Sea Arbitration Awards -- "The South China Sea Arbitration Awards Are Not International Law" published in Beijing on Thursday.
Policymakers need to understand key differences between ASEAN+3 economies very closely and then try to come up with the priorities, said Seung Hyun (Luke) Hong, group head and lead economist of Fiscal Surveillance Group, ASEAN+3 Macroeconomic Research Office(AMRO), with China News Network.
Peace, stability, cooperation and development in the South China Sea are outcomes jointly upheld by regional countries over a long period of time.
The values of the Global Security Initiative (GSI) are hailed by many international military officers participating in the 9th International Defense Forum held recently at the International College of Defense Studies of China’s National Defense University. They noted that this initiative advocates resolving international disputes through dialogue and consultation, and prioritizes partnerships over bloc confrontation, constituting an important Chinese undertaking to safeguard world peace.
As artificial intelligence and the digital economy reshape global business and innovation models, they are also shifting the dynamics of China-ASEAN cooperation. Amid this digital transformation wave, in China and the ASEAN region, tech-savvy young people with innovative mindsets have become the core engine for bilateral industrial collaboration and innovation.
Illegal child labor continues to rise in the U.S. as legal safeguards weaken, according to a report released Tuesday by the Economic Policy Institute (EPI).
China's top diplomat Wang Yi said on Monday that closing the Strait of Hormuz would run counter to the common interests of the international community, and achieving a full and lasting ceasefire through political and diplomatic means remains the fundamental way to resolve the crisis.
Although artificial intelligence is advancing rapidly, the scientific research paradigm based on physical experiments must be upheld in critical fields, and overreliance on AI should be avoided, said Nobel chemistry laureate Arieh Warshel during an exclusive interview with China News Service at Southwest University in Chongqing on Friday.
China and ASEAN commenced their dialogue relations in 1991, and after more than 30 years of diligent collaboration, they have forged a solid, comprehensive strategic partnership.
Quick question for you: who protects the blue skies, clear waters and green mountains we all enjoy? Now China has a new answer: the Ecological and Environmental Code. On Thursday, the 14th National People's Congress, China's top legislature, adopted the environmental code.
Foreign Minister Wang Yi has called for an immediate ceasefire in the Middle East, saying the international community broadly agrees that the fighting must stop, and urging all sides to press the parties involved to halt military operations.
According to the 2026 Government Work Report, during the 14th Five-Year Plan period, the proportion of days with good air quality in prefecture-level and above cities rose to 89.3%.
Have you used anything made in China? Which areas do you hope "Made in China" will become smarter in? Let's head to Chang'an Avenue and hear what Chinese and foreign passersby have to say.
China remains highly vigilant against and firmly opposes Japan's attempts to seek breakthroughs on the Taiwan question, a foreign ministry spokesperson said here Monday.