Xi Jinping’s Selected Works on Rule of Law Debut Nationwide
The first volume of Xi Jinping’s selected works on the rule of law, featuring 69 key speeches from 2012 to 2025, is now available nationwide across the Chinese mainland.
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How Chinese Connects Us All: 2025 World Chinese Language Conference
At the 2025 World Chinese Language Conference, young sinologists share how Chinese opens doors to culture, identity, and global connections, alongside new interactive learning tools.
Burnaby Apologizes for Decades of Anti-Chinese Discrimination
Burnaby City Council formally apologized on November 15 for systemic discrimination against Chinese Canadians from 1892 to 1947 and repealed the last discriminatory bylaws.
Former PM Noda Warns of ‘Dangerous’ Taiwan Remarks by Japan’s Takaichi
Former PM Yoshihiko Noda on Nov 16 criticized PM Sanae Takaichi’s ‘dangerous’ Taiwan remarks, warning they risk inflaming Japan–Chinese mainland ties and expose security gaps.
Sinologist Marianne Dunlop on China’s ‘Neither Inferior Nor Superior’ Stance
French sinologist Marianne Dunlop explores China’s rise and its “neither inferior nor superior” stance, advocating a multipolar world and support for the China-proposed GGI.
China’s Path to Prosperity: Bridging Regional Gaps Through Coordinated Development
China’s coordinated regional development strategy, launched in 2013, is narrowing economic gaps between coast and interior, boosting synergy across markets and driving more inclusive growth.
Ex-PM Noda vows to press PM Takaichi on Japan’s non-nuclear principle
Former PM Yoshihiko Noda will challenge PM Takaichi in the Diet over Japan’s Three Non-Nuclear Principles, amid talks to review the ban on nuclear weapon entry.
Foreign Investors Bet Big on China Tech as A-Shares Top 3.5T Yuan
Overseas investment in A-shares on the Chinese mainland has soared past 3.5T yuan, driven by tech innovation and deeper capital market access.
Japan’s Taiwan Remarks: A Test for East Asia’s Peace
PM Takaichi’s Taiwan remarks challenge half a century of China-Japan pacts and test the one-China principle’s hold on regional peace.
UN Charter’s Enemy State Clauses Spotlight Japan’s Taiwan Debate
Japanese PM’s Taiwan defense remarks have revived UN Charter’s Enemy State Clauses, sparking debate over collective self-defense, postwar commitments and regional security.