Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi, making a keynote speech here on Thursday [Sept. 22] at the headquarters of Asia Society, expounded on the right way for China and the US to develop relations in the new era.
FEATURED NEWS STORIES Xi Attends SCO Summit in Uzbekistan POLITICS & CULTURE Politics Maintaining CPC’s Leadership Position Regions Beijing Pursues Green, High-Quality Development Ecological Efforts in Inner Mongolia Flourishing Taiwan Future of Taiwan Lies in Reunification Urbanization China to Launch ‘Urban Check-Up’ in 59 Cities ‘City of Design’ Vision Comes Into Focus Development & Reform […]
The metaverse makes inroads in China.
POLITICS & CULTURE Politics CPC Corruption Fight Intensifies Xi Stresses Breakthroughs in Core Technologies CPC Plenary Session Documents Deliberated Government China to Support Employment, Entrepreneurship State & Law China Strives to Protect Underage Internet Users Regions Steel Province Makes Headway in Green Growth Taiwan China Condemns US Arms Sales to Taiwan Education Chinese Students in […]
The metaverse makes inroads in China.
Letter From the Editors FEATURED NEWS STORIES Opposition Faces Obstacles in Fall Elections Pelosi’s Taiwan Trip Sparks Chinese Fury THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION Politics Chronicles of State Capitalism: ‘Those Who Left for Warm Countries to Gaze Upon All This From Afar Must Understand That They Are Traitors’Karasyuk: Volodin’s Remarks Hint That State Will Now Consider Russians […]
Golts: Russia’s new naval doctrine raises Risks of armed confrontation with the West
Current Digest of the Russian Press, Letter From the Editors, Volume 74, Number 31-32 (Aug. 1-14, 2022)
FEATURED NEWS STORIES China Refutes UN Xinjiang Report POLITICS & CULTURE Politics 20th CPC National Congress to Convene on Oct. 16 State & Law China Passes Law to Fight Telecom, Online Fraud Society Quadruplets Epitomize China’s Gender Equality Regions Pairing Assistance Brings Change to Landlocked Area China’s Gansu Accelerates Green Development Hong Kong HK to […]
The Standard Dictionary of Contemporary Chinese, launched in 2004, is now in its fourth edition. The latest edition incorporates about 1,000 new phrases reflecting changes in China’s socioeconomic landscapes compared with its last revision eight years ago.