More than 1,700 political, business and academic leaders from over 90 countries gathered in Tianjin from June 24 to 26 for the 16th Annual Meeting of the New Champions, known as Summer Davos, where participants focused on China’s growing influence in global innovation.

The 16th Annual Meeting of the New Champions, also known as the Summer Davos, was recently held in North China's city of Tianjin, drawing global attention to China's role in revitalizing the global economy.

As China and the European Union (EU) mark the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations this year, their partnership is expanding with unprecedented scope and depth. One vital pillar of the deepening China-EU comprehensive strategic partnership is green cooperation, which is crucial for achieving

This year marks the 35th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Singapore. Since formal ties were established in October 1990, bilateral relations have developed rapidly and steadily.

Recent concerns have been raised by certain nations regarding China's export control measures on certain rare earth-related items. It is important to clarify that all parties should approach these measures with reason and objectivity, respect China's legitimate rights in managing its national

When you woke up this morning, you did not breakfast on a plate of plastics, and rightly so. Your body likely has plastic in it anyway: microplastics, which have been found in the arteries, lungs, brains, placenta and breast milk of people across the world.

On May 27, the ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations)-China-GCC (Gulf Cooperation Council) Summit was held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.This unprecedented trilateral summit reflected the growing trend of multipolarity and marked a groundbreaking initiative in regional economic cooperation as

In today's world, the international landscape is undergoing profound changes, and the resurgence of unilateralism, protectionism and bullying practices is posing formidable challenges to global development.Amid such uncertainty, one question looms large: how can countries chart a course toward

"China has been and will remain an ideal, secure, and promising destination for foreign investors. Believing in China is believing in a better tomorrow, and investing in China is investing in the future."

The fourth ministerial meeting of the China-CELAC Forum was held in Beijing on May 13. Chinese President Xi Jinping attended the opening ceremony and delivered a keynote speech.

The prevailing narrative of artificial intelligence development as a zero-sum competition—centered on computational supremacy, algorithmic dominance, and data control—fundamentally misunderstands the paradigmatic shift we are witnessing. This shift is not merely technological but philosophical,

Chinese President Xi Jinping will pay a state visit to Russia from May 7 to 10 and attend the celebrations marking the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Great Patriotic War in Moscow, at the invitation of President Vladimir Putin of the Russian Federation.

On April 30, China's State Council Information Office issued a white paper titled "Covid-19 Prevention, Control and Origins Tracing: China's Actions and Stance."

US financial analyst Ankur Crawford, executive vice president and portfolio manager at Alger Capital Appreciation, said in an interview with US financial news outlet CNBC on Friday that US export restrictions have forced China to move more quickly in developing its own technologies. Crawford's remarks are followed by those of Zhou Mi, a senior researcher at the Chinese Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation in Beijing, in an interview with the People's Daily on Sunday. (Produced by Lin Rui, interns Li Han, Cheng Menlixue, Song Wenyu, Li Ruojia and Zhou Xinyi)

"Resilient," "optimistic" and "encouraging" are among the most frequently used descriptors in global media analyses of China's first-quarter economic performance.

Mounting global criticism is coalescing around a familiar concern: the United States is once again weaponizing tariffs as a tool of economic coercion.

"I just saw the future. It was not in America." When New York Times columnist Thomas L. Friedman penned those words, he gave voice to a growing sense of anxiety among American intellectuals: the inward-looking doctrine of "America First" is unlikely to "Make America Great Again."

The aggressive abuse of tariffs by the US has sparked sharp criticism worldwide. It is widely believed that the US is flouting WTO rules by weaponizing tariffs as a tool of extreme pressure for selfish gain.

"How much more will we pay when tariffs hit?"This question ricochets across US newsrooms and households as American consumers brace for price hikes and product shortages.