Why We Need the Global Development Initiative Today
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IAEA Leader Applauds China’s Crucial Role in Fukushima Water Discharge Deal
IAEA Director Rafael Grossi praises China’s decisive role in reaching a China-Japan agreement on Fukushima’s nuclear wastewater discharge, highlighting enhanced transparency and international monitoring efforts.
Catching A Wave: China’s Vision for Cooperation in the South China Sea
“Catching A Wave” unveils China’s vision for cooperation and joint development in the South China Sea, exploring opportunities and geopolitical factors shaping the region.
China Urges U.S. to Halt Arms Sales to Taiwan Region
China urges the U.S. to stop arms sales to Taiwan region, citing violations of joint communiques and announcing sanctions on U.S. defense companies.
Can Global Trade Thrive Amid Rising Protectionism?
Amid rising protectionism, leaders discuss whether global trade can thrive without true globalization. Insights from Chinese Commerce Minister and WTO Director-General.
China and South Korea Boost Relations through Parliamentary Union Meeting
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and ROK-China Parliamentarians’ Union President Kim Tae-nyeon meet in Beijing to enhance China-South Korea relations.
Malaysiaâs King Sultan Iskandar to Strengthen Ties with China in State Visit
Malaysiaâs King Sultan Iskandar embarks on a historic state visit to China from September 19-22, marking 50 years of diplomatic relations and aiming to deepen bilateral cooperation.
China Sanctions 9 U.S. Firms Over Arms Sales to Taiwan
China sanctions nine U.S. military companies in response to recent arms sales to the Taiwan region, citing violations of the one-China principle and undermining sovereignty.
Russia Maintains Right to Asymmetric Response Amid U.S. Sanctions on Journalists
Russia reaffirms its right to take asymmetric measures in response to U.S. sanctions targeting Russian journalists, citing national interests and criticizing the ongoing tit-for-tat sanctions.
Global Poll Reveals Widespread Criticism of U.S. WTO Practices
A global survey by CGTN reveals that over 90% of respondents criticize the U.S. for violating WTO rules through unilateral sanctions and discriminatory trade measures, highlighting widespread dissatisfaction with U.S. trade practices.