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Xinhua News | Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei killed -- Iranian state media Original
Iran's state media confirmed Sunday that Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed in U.S.-Israeli attacks on Saturday. #XinhuaNews
Explainer: Why is Yasukuni Shrine symbol of Japanese militarism? Original
BEIJING, Feb. 12 (Xinhua) -- Japan's Yasukuni Shrine has long been a political flashpoint across Asia. For countries like China and South Korea, its very existence is an unhealed historical trauma. Any visit or even ritual offerings by Japanese officials is seen as a provocation, drawing immediate, fierce condemnation.
Feature: Maduro decries his abduction as UN meeting slams U.S. intervention Original
This photo taken with a mobile phone shows people protesting outside a courthouse in New York, the United States, on Jan. 5, 2026. (Xinhua/Zhang Fengguo) "I am innocent. I am not guilty. I am a decent man. I am still president of my country," Maduro said through an interpreter, before being cut off by the judge. "I am a prisoner of war," he added. NEW YORK, Jan.
Roundup: World leaders usher in New Year with calls for unity, resilience, peace Original
Fireworks explode in front of the London Eye in celebration of the New Year in London, Britain, Jan. 1, 2026. (Xinhua/Li Ying) BEIJING, Jan. 1 (Xinhua) -- With the world beset by conflicts, economic turbulence and climate crisis, world leaders rang in the new year with renewed appeals for unity, resilience, peace -- and hope that better days lie ahead.
Xinhua Headlines: Int'l community rebukes Japan for threatening post-war order Original
* "Taiwan has been an inseparable part of China since ancient times, and the Cairo and Potsdam documents make that unmistakably clear," said Zhu Haian, president of the Belgium branch of the China Council for Promotion of Peaceful National Reunification. * "We know, regretably, how Japanese militarism ended -- what sacrifices it cost the whole world, and Japan itself," said Russian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Maria Zakharova.
GLOBALink | Int'l community rebukes Japan for threatening post-war order
Japan's recent remarks on Taiwan have drawn sharp international criticism, with observers saying that Taiwan is an inalienable part of Chinese territory, a fact which brooks no challenge. #GLOBALink
Opinion: Deeds over words needed in tackling climate change Original
While some Western voices attempt to deflect responsibility by nitpicking developing countries, even the most skeptical observers can hardly overlook the concrete actions made by China in the past decade. BEIJING, Nov. 21 (Xinhua) -- As the world confronts the mounting urgency of the climate crisis, attention is increasingly drawn to the widening gap between global expectations and the actions actually taken to tackle it.
COP30 opens in Brazil amid growing outcry for global climate action Original
Amid rising global temperatures and increasingly severe climate disasters, the 30th UN Climate Change Conference (COP30) opened on Monday here with the goal of placing climate action back at the center of international priorities. BELEM, Brazil, Nov. 11 (Xinhua) -- Amid rising global temperatures and increasingly severe climate disasters, the 30th UN Climate Change Conference (COP30) opened on Monday here with the goal of placing climate action back at the center of international priorities.
Xi says China willing to work with S. Korea for steady development of strategic cooperative partnership Original
GYEONGJU, South Korea, Nov. 1 (Xinhua) -- Chinese President Xi Jinping on Saturday said that China stands ready to work with South Korea to ensure the steady and long-term development of their strategic cooperative partnership. Xi said during his talks with South Korean President Lee Jae-myung that China and South Korea are important neighbors that cannot be moved away and cooperation partners that cannot be separated.
Daily World Briefing, Oct. 25 Original
U.S. military kills 6 on alleged drug boat in Caribbean The U.S. military sank a drug-smuggling vessel overnight in international waters of the Caribbean, killing all six people aboard, U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth said early Friday. It was the first nighttime strike against a suspected narcotics ship, and the tenth since September, increasing the total death toll from these U.S. operations to more than 40.
Explainer: How China fosters growth, innovation amidst global uncertainties through past Five-Year Plan Original
In a world still searching for certainty, China's Five-Year Plans have offered a sense of direction -- one that marries systematic planning with bold innovations, new quality productive forces, green transformation, and domestic progress with global cooperation. BEIJING, Oct.
Feature: Experienced healing hands bring better medical care to Xinjiang and beyond Original
"But what we're building here won't vanish when we leave," he said. "The skills, the systems, the connections -- they'll remain. That's the most meaningful part of this journey." URUMQI, Aug. 21 (Xinhua) -- Two years ago, when Dr. Wei Yunfei boarded a plane from Nanjing, the capital of east China's Jiangsu Province, to the remote Ili Kazak Autonomous Prefecture in the far west, he knew his life was about to change.
Opinion: U.S. abuse of tariffs has already backfired Original
While trying to bully its way to better deals, the United States has instead found itself increasingly sidelined in global trade. BEIJING, Aug. 5 (Xinhua) -- Washington has turned tariffs into instruments of coercion -- used to extract big money from allies and rivals in exchange for access to the U.S. market.
Trump says U.S. nuclear submarines deployed to "where they have to be" Original
U.S. President Donald Trump said Sunday that two nuclear submarines have arrived "where they have to be," two days after he ordered their deployment.
Explainer: As the third round of Russia-Ukraine peace talks nears, is a breakthrough in sight? Original
Russia and Ukraine prepare for talks amid low expectations, conflicting timelines, and ongoing military strikes, with both sides remaining deeply divided on key issues. MOSCOW/KIEV, July 23 (Xinhua) -- When Russia and Ukraine sat down for peace talks earlier this year, the world watched with hope. Now, as a third round approaches, expectations have cooled. With mismatched timelines and clashing demands, even the Kremlin itself admits that "miraculous breakthroughs" are unlikely.
Roundup: Amid polling slump, Trump administration races to build migrant camps Original
Amid dropping approval rates and rising internal tensions, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) was reportedly racing to erect more "Alligator Alcatraz" facilities nationwide, triggering widespread warnings and concern.
Economic Watch: How is Pop Mart winning over Western collectors? Original
The Beijing-based firm, known for selling collectible "designer" toys like Molly and Labubu, reported explosive growth abroad: Sales in the Americas surged by 900 percent, in Europe by 600 percent, and in the Asia-Pacific by 350 percent. by Xinhua writer Xia Lin NEW YORK, July 10 (Xinhua) -- Despite the choppy global trade climate, China's toy-makers have remarkable resilience, with Pop Mart leading a striking advance in Western markets.
World Insights: Brazil, "Land of the Future" Original
In its ascent to modernization and a sustainable future, Brazil, alongside many other developing countries, has confronted challenges and survived transformations. RIO DE JANEIRO, July 7 (Xinhua) -- To Brazil, the "Land of the Future" has meant more than a tribute by Austrian writer Stefan Zweig who took refuge in the South American country from war in the 1940s. The title has become a dream that inspires generations of Brazilians to strive for its realization.
Explainer: What to know about Trump's calls with Putin, Zelensky? Original
After falling short on his campaign promise to quickly end the Ukraine crisis, the Trump administration has repeatedly warned that it may withdraw from its mediation efforts if there's no progress toward ending the conflict.
Interview: Working with China "very important for Europe's future," says Danish entrepreneur Original
"You can say China is a mature leader in the world today, in my opinion, in terms of leading collaboration, peace, trade and friendship," said Simon Lichtenberg, national board member of the Danish Chamber of Commerce in China. BEIJING, May 16 (Xinhua) -- Working with China is "very important for Europe's future," Simon Lichtenberg, national board member of the Danish Chamber of Commerce in China, said on Wednesday after receiving a reply letter from Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Daily World Briefing, May 2 Original
Trump threatens Iran oil sanctions after next round of indirect talks postponed U.S. President Donald Trump restarted blackmail against Iran on Thursday, saying any country or person that buys oil or petrochemicals from Iran would face immediate U.S. sanctions, after the indirect talks between the two countries were postponed.
Roundup: Trump's trade war costs U.S. tourism industry 64 bln USD as foreign visitors cancel trips Original
Washington's recent aggressive policies, including added tariffs, stricter border controls and dismissive rhetoric, made foreign tourists feel unwelcome. SACRAMENTO, United States, April 16 (Xinhua) -- Foreign visitors are canceling trips to the United States in record numbers as U.S. President Donald Trump's trade war escalated, threatening to cost the U.S. tourism industry up to 64 billion U.S. dollars this year alone.
Explainer: Why are U.S. tariff hikes self-defeating? Original
"'America First' could again produce 'America Alone,' only more so as the fears of other countries that the United States could never again be a trustworthy friend, let alone leader, would seem confirmed," said the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
Xinhua Commentary: Washington is waging a trade war against itself Original
As the U.S. administration under Donald Trump is scrambling to remodel global free trade into a zero-sum game, it would do well to recall a consistent truth: trade wars produce no winners. BEIJING, April 9 (Xinhua) -- Washington has once again reverted to its coercive playbook of issuing ultimatums, escalating trade tensions on Monday by demanding that China abandon its legitimate countermeasures or face a new round of tariff hikes.
Xinhua Commentary: Washington's tariff rampage is self-defeating bullying Original
By turning trade into an oversimplistic tit-for-tat game, Washington is dismantling a global trade system based on efficiency, specialization and mutual benefit and hurting both the U.S. economy and the global economy at large. BEIJING, April 3 (Xinhua) -- Once again, the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump has shown the world that its trade policies are built on a flawed premise. While the "charge what they charge us" mantra may sound fair, it blatantly ignores economic realities.
Xinhua Headlines: Who's paying for U.S. tariffs? Original
* Instead of protecting American economic interests, Washington's tariffs, as multiple studies have shown, have driven up prices, reduced economic output and employment, and dented the overall economy, leaving the economic structural problems unaddressed and making businesses and consumers the principal prey.
China must safeguard its legitimate rights to development: FM
BEIJING, Jan. 24 (Xinhua) -- China has no intention to overtake or replace any country, but must safeguard its legitimate rights to development, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said Friday during his phone conversation with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio. China will never allow Taiwan to be separated from the motherland, stressed Wang, also a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee.
Le président finlandais Alexander Stubb (PORTRAIT)
A l'invitation du président chinois Xi Jinping, le président finlandais Alexander Stubb effectuera une visite officielle en Chine du 28 au 31 octobre. Né le 1er avril 1968, M. Stubb est diplômé de la London School of Economics and Political Science.
Les Etats membres de l'OCS s'opposent au protectionnisme et aux sanctions unilatérales
Les Etats membres de l'Organisation de coopération de Shanghai (OCS) ont exprimé mercredi leur opposition aux mesures protectionnistes, aux sanctions unilatérales et aux restrictions commerciales qui sapent le système commercial multilatéral et entravent le développement durable mondial.
La Chine et le Pakistan vont améliorer la connectivité du port de Gwadar
La Chine et le Pakistan ont convenu d'améliorer solidement la connectivité entre le port de Gwadar et d'autres régions du Pakistan, indique une déclaration conjointe publiée mardi lors d'une visite officielle du Premier ministre chinois Li Qiang au Pakistan.
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