
Observer | From promises to practice: China's concrete action fuels global climate governance
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PD Observer
00:01, Oct 11, 2020

Carrying forward 'Kuliang friendship' for closer China-US ties
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Shanghai signs deals, Washington signs sanctions: 25 years after China joined the WTO, the world sees two logics
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Observer: Global climate resilience faces test as Super El Nino nears its peak
Extreme weather events around the world have drawn widespread attention: Torrential rain in north and central Chile has set new weather records in a century, while the Atacama Desert, one of the driest places on Earth, has seen persistent rainfall, transforming its landscape into a carpet of
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Why Party self-governance strengthens Party's credibility and image
The fifth plenary session of the 20th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China adopted its resolution on persevering with full and rigorous Party self-governance, prioritizing a vertically connected, fully efficient organizational system.
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Lithuania's political gamble comes at too high a price
Recently, media reports said Lithuania's foreign affairs department is pushing to change the name of the "Taiwan Representative Office."
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Observer: Working together to build a more sustainable global security shield against disasters
As the world faces mounting natural disaster risks, advancing cross-border coordination in disaster risk governance and deepening international cooperation on disaster prevention and mitigation have become an inevitable choice for the international community in safeguarding common security.
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Working together to protect the ocean and promote sustainable prosperity
Addressing the governance deficit of the high seas has become a shared challenge for humanity.The ocean has given rise to life, connected the world, and driven development. Yet the high seas, which account for two-thirds of the world's oceans, have long been inadequately governed, with less than 1
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Embracing the Asia-Pacific, connecting the world
The 9th China International Import Expo (CIIE) opened on Nov. 5 as scheduled in Shanghai. Taking place just ahead of the 33rd Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Economic Leaders' Meeting, it serves as an important window for global enterprises to share the opportunities of China's vast market
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May an era of civilization under heaven arrive soon: Hai Feng
Where does a city's civilization reside? In maps and historical sites, and in the taste of everyday home cooking; in museum display cases, and in the tone of a language.
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Why is China spending 5 trillion yuan to 'transform' its power grid?
In the opening year of China's 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-2030), the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC) has laid out a coordinated plan for the "six networks," including the water network, the new-type power grid, the computing power network, the next-generation communication
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Observer | China's open-door orbit: A model for inclusive space exploration
The China Manned Space Agency announced on Saturday that a Pakistani payload specialist will join the Shenzhou-24 crewed flight mission.
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CIIE 2026: Openness is not an either-or choice
Shanghai is once again where the world has come to sell. The ninth China International Import Expo (CIIE), running from November 5 to 10, has drawn 162 countries, regions and international organizations, along with a record 4,142 overseas exhibitors.
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Green technologies need open markets to deliver on climate goals
The 31st UN Climate Change Conference (COP31) kicked off in Antalya, Turkey on Monday, with a focus on turning commitments into concrete action.
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Dialogue serves China-Canada economic ties
The resumption of the China-Canada Economic and Financial Strategic Dialogue after an eight-year hiatus carries a message that should not be lost amid the diplomatic niceties: The stable momentum in China-Canada economic and trade relations is hard-won and should be cherished all the
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How water cooperation can chart a new course for diplomacy
In diplomacy, we often talk about what divides us. Water reminds us of what we share.Over the past year in the run-up to the 2026 UN Water Conference, my conversations with international stakeholders, including policymakers, diplomats, business leaders and civil society, have often returned to the
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Japan's refusal to correct course puts regional peace at risk
A year has passed since Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's erroneous claim that a "Taiwan contingency" could constitute a "survival-threatening situation" for Japan. Tokyo has neither withdrawn the remarks nor meaningfully corrected them.
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