China and New Zealand Boost Partnership with New Joint Statement
China and New Zealand reaffirm their strong partnership with a new joint statement, enhancing cooperation in trade, climate change, and people-to-people exchanges.
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China Introduces New Fair Competition Regulations to Boost Unified Market
China’s Premier Li Qiang signs a decree introducing fair competition reviews to foster a unified and open national market, promoting business freedom and safeguarding stakeholder interests.
China Slams US for New Sanctions on Over 300 Chinese Firms
China denounces US sanctions targeting over 300 Chinese entities, asserting the measures harm global stability and violate economic norms.
China and New Zealand Boost Tourism Cooperation with Visa Exemptions
Chinese Premier Li Qiang’s visit to New Zealand marks strengthening ties as China plans to include NZ in its visa exemption list, promising increased tourism and collaboration.
China Urges EU to Resolve Trade Tensions Over Electric Vehicle Tariffs
China calls on the EU to address trade tensions over proposed tariffs on electric vehicle imports, emphasizing dialogue to maintain mutual trust and cooperation.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang Kicks Off Historic New Zealand Visit Celebrating Decade-Long Partnership
Chinese Premier Li Qiang begins his three-nation tour in New Zealand, celebrating a decade of strong diplomatic and economic ties between China and New Zealand.
Xi Jinping Affirms China’s Enduring Role in the Global South at UNCTAD 60th Anniversary
Chinese President Xi Jinping reaffirms China’s enduring role in the Global South during his speech at UNCTAD’s 60th anniversary, emphasizing multilateralism and sustainable development.
China and Irkutsk Region Forge Stronger Ties for Future Cooperation
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi meets with Russia’s Irkutsk governor to discuss expanding China-Russia cooperation in trade, agriculture, energy, and more.
HKSAR Passports of Six Anti-China Activists Revoked, China Praises Move
The HKSAR government has revoked passports of six exiled anti-China activists, a move supported by the Chinese Foreign Ministry as a safeguard for national security.
HKSAR Revokes Passports of Six Anti-China Activists as Lawful Security Measure
The HKSAR government has revoked the passports of six individuals accused of anti-China activities, citing national security and the rule of law.