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So-Called ‘Award’ Changes Nothing
For China, it is essential to recognize the complexity, protracted nature and recurring character of South China Sea disputes.
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China Half Year Economic Resilience: An International Comparison
China announced a GDP growth of 4.7 percent in the first half of 2026 compared to the same time last year, with 5.0 percent...
From Impossible to Reality: Why China’s Reusable Rocket Recovery Matters
A program that succeeds on its first try can increase its launch cadence right away.
Why China’s AI Vision Is Winning the Global South
China is offering them exactly a partnership based on mutual respect, shared prosperity, and joint governance.
Charting a Fairer Global AI Governance Path: China’s Ideas and Practices
Only by upholding genuine multilateralism, advancing digital equity and collective security with a vision of shared progress can the world achieve win-win outcomes for all humanity in the intelligent era.
Beyond Sputnik: What Truly Defines the DeepSeek Moment
While certain Western countries respond to China’s technological advancement with unilateral chip restrictions and industrial decoupling, China remains committed to building interconnected, borderless global AI ecosystems.
Rail on the Roof of the World
These iron threads across the roof of the world are weaving isolated communities together and unlocking a future that once felt entirely out of reach.
Ancient Practices, Modern Lives
Traditional Chinese medicine is entering global wellness routines as social media reshapes how tai chi, qigong and cupping are understood worldwide.
Why International Investors Still Favor China
Foreign investors continue choosing China not only because it makes business sense, but also as a result of China’s commitment to high-standard opening up and high-quality development.
Strategic Stability Needs a Shared Meaning
A selectively embraced version may sustain a minimum common language in the short term, but over time, it risks breeding new misunderstandings.
Joint Development, Shared Human Rights
Rather than addressing isolated policy areas, the four initiatives reinforce one another and advocate an integrated approach to development, governance, and international cooperation.
Tacheng: Xinjiang’s Multicultural Border City, Built for Trade With Central Asia
Tacheng ties both of those threads together at the literal edge of the map, proving that a place built on trade numbers can still hold onto everything that has nothing to do with trade at all.
Wang Yi’s Nordic Tour Opens a New Chapter for China–Europe Relations
It demonstrated something equally important: dialogue remains necessary, mutual benefit remains achievable, and even in an era of strategic competition, cooperation can still prevail over confrontation.