China’s Second Domestically-Built Cruise Ship Enters Final Assembly
China’s second large cruise ship built domestically has entered final assembly in Shanghai, marking a key milestone in the nation’s growing cruise industry.
2024
China and Gabon Celebrate 50 Years of Diplomatic Friendship
This year marks the 50th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the Chinese mainland and Gabon, celebrating decades of friendship and cooperation.
China and Gabon Celebrate 50 Years of Strong Diplomatic Ties
China and Gabon mark half a century of diplomatic relations with mutual support and plans for deeper cooperation.
IOC Unveils AI Strategy to Transform 2024 Paris Olympics
The IOC reveals its AI master plan for the Paris Olympics, aiming to enhance athlete training, improve judging fairness, and elevate the fan experience.
AI Breakthrough Enhances Prediction of Elusive Cancer Origins
Chinese scientists develop an AI tool that accurately predicts the origins of elusive cancers, offering new hope for CUP patients.
Global Exhibitors Reflect on China’s Hidden Gems at Hainan Expo 2024
Exhibitors from around the world shared their unique perspectives on China at the 4th China International Consumer Products Expo in Haikou, highlighting opportunities for enhanced global cooperation.
2023 Sees Unprecedented Weather Extremes: UAE’s Record Rainfall and Africa’s Drought Crisis
2023 witnesses unprecedented climate extremes, from record-breaking rainfall in the UAE to severe droughts in Southern Africa, highlighting the urgent need for global climate action.
Prime Minister Sogavare Secures Re-election in Solomon Islands Parliament
Solomon Islands’ Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare has been re-elected to parliament, reports national broadcaster SIBC, reaffirming his leadership role.
China and Indonesia Boost Pragmatic Cooperation Across the Board
China and Indonesia have agreed to enhance pragmatic cooperation, focusing on key projects like the Belt and Road Initiative and the Jakarta-Bandung High-Speed Railway to build a shared future.
Japan Continues Fukushima Wastewater Discharge Despite Global Opposition
Japan has begun the fifth round of releasing nuclear-contaminated wastewater from Fukushima into the Pacific Ocean, facing opposition from local communities and international critics, including China.