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Can't Accept Countries Acting As 'World Judge': China As US Captures Maduro
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said Beijing has "never believed that any country can act as the world's police", nor does it accept any nation claiming to be the world's judge.
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"Settling Hotspots": China Echoes Trump's India-Pakistan Truce Claim
After US President Donald Trump, China has claimed credit for mediating peace between India and Pakistan during the military conflict earlier this year, despite New Delhi's pushback, which has repeatedly rejected any third-party mediation.
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Chinese Military Stages Drills Around Taiwan To Warn 'External Forces'
The drills came after Beijing expressed anger at US arms sales to the territory and a statement by Japan's PM, Sanae Takaichi, saying its military could get involved if China were to take action against Taiwan.
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Japanese Tourist Hurt in China Crash Praises Kindness Of People
At the end of her post, Takumaru said that this experience had completely changed her perception of China.
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"China, India Know The Struggle": Offer Of Help As Delhi Battles AQI Crisis
As Delhi and swathes of northern India choke under a blanket of toxic smog the AQI in the national capital was 437 at 4 pm Tuesday and 370 8 am Wednesday the Chinese embassy posted a note on X to underline relative success in Beijing's AQI fight.
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Risk Of STDs, Unplanned Pregnancies As China Imposes Tax On Condoms
China will soon start collecting a value-added tax on contraceptive drugs and products for the first time in over three decades, a move aligned with Beijing's effort to get families to have more children after decades of limiting most to one child.
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Russian, Chinese Nuclear-Capable Bombers Fly Past Japan. US Issues Warning
Russia and China conducted a "long-distance joint flight" from the Sea of Japan toward the East China Sea, amid escalating tensions between Tokyo and Beijing, the Japanese Defence Ministry said.
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China's Africa Gamble Turns Dangerous As Insurgencies Target Its Citizens
Chinese nationals are increasingly appearing in militia hostage videos, and state-owned firms have become key targets in conflict zones once considered manageable.
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A Hidden Garden In Beijing's Forbidden City Opens After 100 Years
The garden, tucked away in the northeastern corner of the complex, has been described by the museum as "the most exquisite and beautifully decorated garden" in the entire compound.
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This Indian City Emerges As The Happiest City In Asia For 2025, Survey Reveals
Participants rated their cities based on several factors, including culture, food, nightlife, and overall quality of life.
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Chinese Spaceship's Return Delayed Due To Suspected Debris Strike
A suspected strike by "tiny space debris" has delayed the return of the Chinese spaceship Shenzhou-20 and three astronauts, Beijing's space agency said on Wednesday.
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China Refutes Trump's Nuke Testing Charge: "Beijing Abides By Commitment"
Beijing has denied US President Donald Trump's claim that China is one of the nations making and testing nuclear weapons. Trump has earlier claimed that China, Russia, North Korea and Pakistan are among the nations that are testing their nukes.
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Ant Group Registers ‘Antcoin’ Trademark in Hong Kong as China Tightens Crypto Rules
Ant Group, the Alibaba-backed fintech powerhouse, has registered the “Antcoin” trademark in Hong Kong through its Cayman Islands subsidiary. The move underlines the firm’s intent to pursue blockchain-based innovation in friendlier jurisdictions as Beijing tightens its control over cryptocurrency activity and limits private digital asset proje...
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"Beijing Will Respond": China's Big Warning To US Amid 155% Tariff Threat
Amid US President Donald Trump's threat to slap a 155 per cent tariff on Chinese imports, Beijing warned Washington to correct its "mistake" and resolve the trade issue through dialogue.
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'China Vs World': US Seeks Group Response To Beijing's Rare Earth Move
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Wednesday reiterated Washington's desire to build a "fulsome group response" to Chinese export controls on rare earths, including proposed talks with Indian officials.
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Can't Accept Countries Acting As 'World Judge': China As US Captures Maduro
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said Beijing has "never believed that any country can act as the world's police", nor does it accept any nation claiming to be the world's judge.
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"Settling Hotspots": China Echoes Trump's India-Pakistan Truce Claim
After US President Donald Trump, China has claimed credit for mediating peace between India and Pakistan during the military conflict earlier this year, despite New Delhi's pushback, which has repeatedly rejected any third-party mediation.
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Chinese Military Stages Drills Around Taiwan To Warn 'External Forces'
The drills came after Beijing expressed anger at US arms sales to the territory and a statement by Japan's PM, Sanae Takaichi, saying its military could get involved if China were to take action against Taiwan.
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Japanese Tourist Hurt in China Crash Praises Kindness Of People
At the end of her post, Takumaru said that this experience had completely changed her perception of China.
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"China, India Know The Struggle": Offer Of Help As Delhi Battles AQI Crisis
As Delhi and swathes of northern India choke under a blanket of toxic smog the AQI in the national capital was 437 at 4 pm Tuesday and 370 8 am Wednesday the Chinese embassy posted a note on X to underline relative success in Beijing's AQI fight.
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Risk Of STDs, Unplanned Pregnancies As China Imposes Tax On Condoms
China will soon start collecting a value-added tax on contraceptive drugs and products for the first time in over three decades, a move aligned with Beijing's effort to get families to have more children after decades of limiting most to one child.
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Russian, Chinese Nuclear-Capable Bombers Fly Past Japan. US Issues Warning
Russia and China conducted a "long-distance joint flight" from the Sea of Japan toward the East China Sea, amid escalating tensions between Tokyo and Beijing, the Japanese Defence Ministry said.
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China's Africa Gamble Turns Dangerous As Insurgencies Target Its Citizens
Chinese nationals are increasingly appearing in militia hostage videos, and state-owned firms have become key targets in conflict zones once considered manageable.
-
A Hidden Garden In Beijing's Forbidden City Opens After 100 Years
The garden, tucked away in the northeastern corner of the complex, has been described by the museum as "the most exquisite and beautifully decorated garden" in the entire compound.
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This Indian City Emerges As The Happiest City In Asia For 2025, Survey Reveals
Participants rated their cities based on several factors, including culture, food, nightlife, and overall quality of life.
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Chinese Spaceship's Return Delayed Due To Suspected Debris Strike
A suspected strike by "tiny space debris" has delayed the return of the Chinese spaceship Shenzhou-20 and three astronauts, Beijing's space agency said on Wednesday.
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China Refutes Trump's Nuke Testing Charge: "Beijing Abides By Commitment"
Beijing has denied US President Donald Trump's claim that China is one of the nations making and testing nuclear weapons. Trump has earlier claimed that China, Russia, North Korea and Pakistan are among the nations that are testing their nukes.
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Ant Group Registers ‘Antcoin’ Trademark in Hong Kong as China Tightens Crypto Rules
Ant Group, the Alibaba-backed fintech powerhouse, has registered the “Antcoin” trademark in Hong Kong through its Cayman Islands subsidiary. The move underlines the firm’s intent to pursue blockchain-based innovation in friendlier jurisdictions as Beijing tightens its control over cryptocurrency activity and limits private digital asset proje...
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"Beijing Will Respond": China's Big Warning To US Amid 155% Tariff Threat
Amid US President Donald Trump's threat to slap a 155 per cent tariff on Chinese imports, Beijing warned Washington to correct its "mistake" and resolve the trade issue through dialogue.
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'China Vs World': US Seeks Group Response To Beijing's Rare Earth Move
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Wednesday reiterated Washington's desire to build a "fulsome group response" to Chinese export controls on rare earths, including proposed talks with Indian officials.
