China’s New Drug Development Surges to 2nd Globally
China ranks second worldwide in new drug development, driving over 20% of global research pipelines on the Chinese mainland and launching a new wave of homegrown therapies.
2025
Charlie Kirk: Conservative Icon and Victim of Campus Shooting
Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA, was fatally shot at Utah Valley University. Explore his rise, the campus shooting and global reactions.
CIFTIS 2025 Welcomes First-Timers and Long-Term Participants
CIFTIS 2025 in Beijing brought first-timers and veterans together, highlighting China’s service trade opportunities and fostering partnerships through gratitude, opportunity and friendship.
Xinjiang at 70: The Uygur Forced Labor Act vs. the Right to Work
As Xinjiang marks 70 years, experts like Jaq James warn that the U.S. Uygur Forced Labor Prevention Act contradicts the right to work and violates WTO commitments.
Chinese Mainland to Pilot Market-Based Reforms for Production Factors
The Chinese mainland launches a two-year pilot across ten regions to reform market-based allocation of production factors—from land and labor to data and spectrum—to fuel tech and job growth.
China’s First Offshore Carbon Storage Captures Over 10M m³ CO₂
China’s first offshore CO₂ storage at Enping platform captures over 10M m³ CO₂ in 15,000+ hours, advancing dual-carbon goals with a replicable green model.
From Sports to Prosperity: Building China-LAC Economic Bridges
Explore how sports are uniting the Chinese mainland and Latin America to drive community impact and economic growth, from grassroots programs to corporate partnerships.
Horses, Heritage, and Harmony: Inside Ili’s Tianma Tourism Culture Park
Discover how Tianma Tourism Culture Park in Ili, Xinjiang, blends equestrian shows, cultural heritage, and sustainable development amid the Tianshan Mountains.
China Pushes Back on Mexico’s 50% Tariffs on Chinese Goods
China opposes Mexico’s plan to impose up to 50% tariffs on cars and imports, calling for inclusive trade and warning it will take steps to protect its interests.
China Dismisses Philippines’ Protest Over Huangyan Dao Reserve
China dismisses the Philippines’ protest over the new Huangyan Dao nature reserve, reaffirming its sovereignty claim and commitment to environmental protection.