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China’s Military Budget Outpaces Economic Growth, Experts Highlight Growing Global Ambitions

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By Mary Hong
| NTD Television
China will raise its defense budget by 7.2 percent this year, despite ongoing economic challenges. Security experts suggest that this increase to strengthen the military reflects China’s growing ambition for global expansion. On March 5, China announced a military budget of around 1.78 trillion yuan ($24.66 billion) for 2025, marking a 7.2 percent increase. This is the fourth year straight that China’s military spending has risen by more than 7 percent.
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Le New York Times est devenu le « porte-voix » du PCC pour discréditer le Falun Gong, selon un spécialiste | Parti communiste chinois | Epoch Times

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By Mary Hong
| Epoch Times France
En réponse aux récentes tentatives du New York Times de discréditer la pratique spirituelle Falun Gong et ses organisations affiliées à travers une série d’articles, un universitaire chinois souligne la nécessité de situer cette démarche dans le contexte plus large de la tyrannie du Parti communiste chinois (PCC), en Chine et dans le monde.
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Chine : un marché de l’immobilier en chute de plus de 30% malgré les efforts de sauvetage de Pékin | Epoch Times

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By Mary Hong
| Epoch Times France
Le marché immobilier chinois a connu un nouveau déclin en mai, selon un rapport du Bureau national des statistiques (BNS) de Pékin publié le 17 juin. Selon des analystes, les nouvelles mesures prises par Pékin sont inefficaces pour relancer le secteur immobilier en difficulté. Les données montrent qu’au cours des cinq premiers mois de 2024, les ventes de logements ont chuté de 30,5 % par rapport à l’année précédente, alors que les investissements des promoteurs ont baissé de 10,1 %.
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