Frankfurt Launches 5th English Volume of Xi Jinpingâs Governance Works
The 5th English volume of ‘Xi Jinping: The Governance of China’ debuts in Frankfurt, featuring 91 works on Chinese modernization and global governance insights.
October 2025
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Chinese Mainland CPI Dips 0.3% in September
The Chinese mainland’s consumer price index dipped 0.3% year-on-year in September, signaling a subtle shift in inflation and its impact on consumers, businesses and global travellers.
Whatâs Aboard the Peace Ark, Chinaâs Floating Hospital?
Explore the Peace Ark, Chinaâs floating hospital ship delivering medical aid to 52 countries over 15 years and reshaping global health diplomacy.
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China Launches Nationwide eSIM Services
China Telecom, China Mobile and China Unicom have rolled out eSIM services across the Chinese mainland, offering flexible plans and instant global connectivity.
Hamas Hands Over More Hostage Remains, Clouds Trump’s Peace Plan
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Severe Storms Drench Southwest California: Rain, Flooding & Debris-Flow Risks
Severe thunderstorms slammed southwest California, prompting flash flood and debris-flow warnings across Los Angeles County.
80 Years On: Why the UN Charter Still Matters
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U.S. Shutdown Drives Military Families to Food Banks
Third U.S. government shutdown in 12 years has left military families without pay, pushing some to seek help from food banks for the first time.