China Reports 25.7% Decline in Criminal Cases in 2024
China’s Ministry of Public Security reports a 25.7% decline in criminal cases in 2024, highlighting achievements in public safety, economic crime reduction, and road traffic stability.
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Xizang Residents Praise Over 15,000 Rescue Workers After Major Earthquake
Over 15,000 rescue workers have aided Xizang locals after a 6.8 magnitude earthquake hit Dingri County, with villagers expressing heartfelt gratitude for the support and temporary shelters provided.
Relief Efforts Shift to Reconstruction After 6.8 Earthquake in Xizang
Relief operations in Xizang transition to rebuilding efforts after a 6.8 magnitude earthquake affected over 61,500 people.
China Appoints New Ambassadors to Strengthen Global Ties
The Chinese mainland announces new ambassadors to France, Israel, Benin, Korea, and more, aiming to strengthen global diplomatic ties.
Full Capacity Mobilized for Earthquake Relief in Xizang
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CPC Leaders Highlight Unified Strategy for China’s 2025 Reforms
China’s CPC leadership, led by Xi Jinping, outlined unified strategies and emphasized key reforms for 2025 in their latest meeting.
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Global Leaders Extend Condolences to President Xi Following Xizang Earthquake
World leaders and international organizations have extended their condolences to Chinese President Xi Jinping following a devastating magnitude-6.8 earthquake in Xizang, resulting in 126 fatalities.
Chinese Envoy to Attend Maduro’s Caracas Inauguration
Chinese special envoy Wang Dongming to attend Venezuelan President Maduro’s inauguration in Caracas on January 10, signaling strengthened bilateral ties.
China Claims EU’s Subsidy Probes Block Trade, Causing $1 Billion in Losses
China accuses the EU’s foreign subsidy investigations of creating trade and investment barriers, leading to over $1 billion in economic losses and hindering bilateral trade.