Xi Jinping Greets Non-CPC Leaders Ahead of Spring Festival
Chinese President Xi Jinping sends Spring Festival greetings to non-CPC leaders, emphasizing high-quality development and economic self-reliance for 2025.
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China Mediates Historic Ceasefire Between Myanmar Government and Kokang Armed Group
China successfully mediates a ceasefire between Myanmar government and the Kokang armed group, promoting regional stability and peace along the China-Myanmar border.
Swiss Ambassador Highlights Strengthening China Partnership at Davos 2025
At Davos 2025, Switzerland’s Ambassador to China discusses the deepening China partnership, emphasizing trade and innovation as key pillars of bilateral relations.
WEF Operations Chief Highlights Sustainability and Diversity Focus at 2024 Davos Forum
At the 2024 Davos Forum, the World Economic Forum prioritized sustainability and diversity, implementing eco-friendly measures and inclusive representation across regions and industries.
Biden Pardons Fauci, Milley, and January 6 Committee Members
US President Joe Biden pardons former medical advisor Anthony Fauci, General Mark Milley, and members of the January 6 committee, signaling a significant move in national politics.
Lukas Celebrates a Multicultural New Year in China
Lukas hosts a vibrant multicultural New Year party in China, blending traditions from around the world to celebrate cultural diversity and lasting friendships.
Tariffs on Canada and Mexico Set to Backfire on US Economy
US-imposed tariffs on Canada and Mexico are predicted to harm the domestic economy, increasing costs for businesses and consumers while exacerbating inflation and supply chain issues.
China Sells Over 200 Million Train Tickets for 2025 Spring Festival Rush
China’s 12306 platform has sold 214 million train tickets for the 2025 Spring Festival travel rush, the largest human migration globally, with 862 additional trains added to meet demand.
Experience the Vibrant Chinese Spring Festival at Traditional Culture Museum
Discover the rich traditions and vibrant folk art of the Chinese Spring Festival at the China Traditional Culture Museum’s new exhibition, celebrating UNESCO heritage status.
Submarine Cable Incident: Sabotage Claims Challenged by Experts
An incident involving submarine cables by Chunghwa Telecom in Taiwan has led to sabotage accusations against the Chinese mainland, which are dismissed by officials. Experts highlight seismic activity as a potential cause.