China Rejects Claims of EU EV Tariff Consultation Delays
China’s Commerce Ministry denies delaying consultations on EU electric vehicle tariffs, emphasizing ongoing bilateral efforts and opposing protectionist measures.
July 2024
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Green China: Xiamen Clamps Down on Industrial Emissions
On December 6, 2023, Xiamen’s environmental bureau fined a local rubber company for exceeding air pollutant emission standards, reinforcing China’s commitment to a greener future.
Global Poll Reveals Strong Disapproval of U.S. Cyber Tactics
A recent CGTN survey highlights global disapproval of U.S. cyber surveillance and espionage, with over 90% of respondents criticizing U.S. tactics.
Yiwu’s Live Commerce Transforms Global Trade
Yiwu, China’s largest wholesale market, leverages live commerce to boost international trade, surpassing 560 billion yuan in exports through innovative live streaming strategies.
Exploring Confucian Integrity: British Vlogger at Nishan Forum
British vlogger Jason Lightfoot explores Confucian virtues at Qufu’s Nishan Forum, discovering parallels between ancient Chinese wisdom and Western values of integrity.
Central China Seals Dongting Lake Dike After Successful Rescue Operations
Dike breach at Dongting Lake in central China’s Hunan Province was sealed on Monday, ensuring all affected were safely evacuated thanks to advanced rescue operations.
Central China’s Dongting Lake Dike Breach: Satellites Aid Swift Relief Efforts
Following a Friday dike breach at Dongting Lake in central China’s Hunan Province, several remote sensing satellites have been deployed to support rescue and relief efforts, providing real-time monitoring.
Experience Baotu Spring Serenity & Global Insights at 10th Nishan Forum in Shandong
Shandong Province hosts the serene Baotu Spring and the 10th Nishan Forum, blending rich history with global cultural dialogue.
Environmental Crisis at Ren’ai Jiao: The Hidden Toll of a Grounded Warship
Since 1999, a grounded Philippine warship on Ren’ai Jiao has severely damaged local coral reefs through heavy metal pollution and excessive phosphorus discharge.
New Research Blames Human Hunting for Megafauna Extinction
Scientists reveal human hunting, not climate change, was the primary cause behind the extinction of megafauna like mammoths and elephants over the past 50,000 years.