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Xinhua Photo Daily | Sept. 11, 2025 Original
BEIJING, Sept. 11 (Xinhua) -- A selection of the best press photos from Xinhua. This photo taken on Sept. 10, 2025 shows the mascot of the 2025 China International Fair for Trade in Services (CIFTIS) in Beijing, capital of China. The 2025 CIFTIS opened in Beijing on Wednesday, themed “Embrace Intelligent Technologies, Empower Trade in Services.” (Xinhua/Hou Jun)This photo taken on Sept.
Interview: China's innovative service sector unlocks fresh int'l cooperation potential, says Australian accounting expert Original
China is playing an increasingly critical role in driving innovation and promoting sustainable trade in services worldwide, said Dale Pinto, president and chair of the board of CPA Australia. SYDNEY, Sept. 11 (Xinhua) -- The transition of China's service sector toward innovation and cutting-edge technologies is opening new avenues for global cooperation, said the head of one of the world's largest accounting bodies.
Application of Different Staining Methods in the Diagnosis of Pigment‐Rich Melanoma
In the pathological diagnosis of melanoma, it is often common to come across large amounts of melanin, which is a natural complex oligomer composed of various monomers generated by the oxidation and reciprocal reaction of dihydroxyphenylalanine (DOPA) derived from the amino acid tyrosine [1, 2], with tan or dark brown granules, similar in color to the dominant color of DAB of immunohistochemistry, which can disturb the pathologist's interpretation of immunohistochemistry results, while...
(PARIS2024)InPics: Highlights of Paralympics on Sept.1 Original
(240902) -- PARIS, Sept. 2, 2024 (Xinhua) --Review the highlights of Paris 2024 Paralympic Games on Sept. 1, 2024 with Xinhua photos. Liu Yutong/Yin Menglu (L) of China celebrate after the women's doubles WH1-WH2 gold medal match of para badminton against Satomi Sarina/Yamazaki Yuma of Japan at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games in Paris, France, Sept. 1, 2024.
SCO welcomes 15th Birthday, highlighting China's diplomacy
On June 23, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) opened its 16th meeting of a two-day Council of Heads of state in Tashkent, Uzbekistan , which coincided with celebration of its 15th anniversary. The SCO continues to mature, while demonstrating outstanding achievements of China's diplomacy. The SCO is a business card with Chinese characteristics, which is the only organization named after a Chinese city with its headquarters there and Chinese diplomacy rising in influence.
Obama makes last visit to Japan as US President
By Hou Jun, doctor major in International Relations at China Foreign Affairs University United States President Barack Obama is expected to visit Hiroshima, Japan, the site where American forces had dropped its first atomic bomb, in efforts to enhance the US-Japan alliance. Obama has endorsed the “Asia Pacific Re-balancing Strategy” to target China, in which Japan plays a more prominent role.
China’s voice strengthens global financial governance
By Hou Jun, a doctorate researcher of International Relations, China Foreign Affairs University Yang Shaolin, director general of International Economic and Financial Cooperation at China’s Ministry of Finance, was appointed as the World Bank's Managing Director (MD) and Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) on Jan. 11th. The bank has recognized China’s status in the global financial governance system, which will promote international financial reforms.
Japan's illusory fancies pose danger to Asia stability
By Hou Jun, a doctorate researcher of International Relations, China Foreign Affairs University Japanese Premier Shinzo Abe visited India and Australia this month to promote better diplomatic relations among Canberra and New Delhi. Abe touted the so-called "Diamond Idea of Safety Assurance" to protect a rhombus area encircling four countries - Japan, US, India and Australia. The diamond idea was raised in Dec. 2012, after Abe regained power.
AIIB and Internet lighting the way for each other
By Hou Jun, Phd., International Relations, China Foreign Affairs University and Sun Changsheng, Master, International Relations, China Foreign Affairs University At the opening ceremony of the 2nd annual World Internet Conference (WIC) on Dec. 16, the AIIB (Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank) President-designate Jin Liqun delivered a speech, "Building a Digital Silk Road for Win-Win Cooperation" to elaborate on Internet technologies, along with the bank's governance and operations.
Japan is no longer a peaceful country
Japan adopted the route of "pacifism" for a long time after World War II; however, the Japanese government has constantly amended this route over the years and began to carry out their so-called "positive pacifism". Since 2002, Japan's defense budget kept decreasing, but the reigning Abe government started to increase it beginning in the 2013 financial year.
Biased views of China's lease of Darwin Port
By Hou Jun, Ph.D. candidate majoring in International Relations at Research Institute of International Relations, China Foreign Affairs University The Landbridge Group, a Chinese company, leased Australia's Darwin Port for 99 years at a cost of US$360 million. After the news went public, this normal commercial activity aroused the concern and queries of the United States (US).
China plays leading role at Paris climate change conference
By Hou Jun, a Ph.D. candidate majoring in International Relations at Research Institute of International Relations, China Foreign Affairs University The 21st session of the Conference of the Parties (COP21) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) was inaugurated in Nov. 30 in Paris. Chinese President Xi Jinping was in attendance. It’s the first time China's top leader went to the UNFCCC.
Japan should not upset G20 Summit over South China Sea issue
By Hou Jun, a Ph.D. candidate majoring in International Relations at Research Institute of International Relations, China Foreign Affairs University The tenth G20 Summit, a gathering of world leaders from major economies, was held in Turkey. Participants discussed important matters such as sustainable development for the global economy. Nonetheless, Japanese Prime Minsiter Shinzo Abe had arrived instead to spread discord at the Summit.
President Xi to star at G20 Summit
By Hou Jun, a Ph.D. candidate majoring in International Relations at Research Institute of International Relations, China Foreign Affairs University As the global economy is facing profound adjustments and economic growth is slowing down, the Group 20 (G20) Summit serves as a major economic cooperation platform. China is the world's second largest economy and continues to boost economic growth and to strengthen global governance.
Japan’s Abe visits Central Asia for geo-political gain
By Hou Jun, a Ph.D. candidate majoring in International Relations at Research Institute of International Relations, China Foreign Affairs University On October 28, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe ended his visit to Kazakhstan, the last stop of his Central Asia tour. Beforehand, he told the media, “Mongolia and central Asian countries are located in the center of Asia and that connects eastern and western countries.
Japan’s Abe ignores historical facts for political gain
By Hou Jun, a Ph.D. candidate majoring in International Relations at Research Institute of International Relations, China Foreign Affairs University The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) added Nanjing Massacre documents into its Memory of the World Register on October 9. The action had sparked extreme criticism from Tokyo, demanding Beijing withdraw its application. According to the Japanese media, Tokyo had threatened to freeze its UNESCO membership fees.
What's Japan's next move after passing war bill?
Tokyo's Diet (Japan's parliament) had voted in favor of new security bills recently in the Upper House chamber. Japan’s pacifist Constitution, which has lasted for over 70 years, will now just exist in name only. The new security bills would abandon the "purely defensive defense" policy, and re-establish offensive Armed Forces for the country. Japan's next move could be even more troublesome.
Belt and Road initiatives offer new opportunity for revitalization of northeast of China
By Hou Jun, PhD, International Relations, Institute of International Relations, China Foreign Affairs University, and Wang Yuqing, PhD, International Politics, Institute of International Relations, Beijing University The Belt and Road Initiatives proposes the vigorous exploitation of land-sea transport cooperation advantages in Heilongjiang, Jilin, Liaoning in northeast China and Russia's far east region.
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