Zhejiang Provincial Museum in Hangzhou, China, faces public criticism for multiple historical errors in its Long March-themed woodcuts exhibition, undermining the Communist Party's history promotion efforts.
China's Central Committee and State Council invited 60 experts to Beidaihe from August 1 to 7. The selection of participants highlights Beijing's focus on technological self-reliance and the 15th five-year plan.
China's Liu met Cuba's Emilio Lozada Garcia, affirming strong ties as 'good friends, good comrades, and good brothers' amid heightened US pressure on Havana.
Typhoon Dolphin made landfall in Zhejiang, China, with 151km/h winds, prompting evacuation orders and suspension of non-essential activities amid warnings of intensified rain and wind in eastern China.
A study analyzing 125,532 People's Daily articles from 1990-2023 finds the CCP has increasingly emphasized women's household roles over public sphere participation in recent years.
Xi Jinping is intensifying domestic repression through a new ethnic unity law while challenging the US globally, pursuing regional dominance and seeking an upper hand in trade and AI.
China's first high-altitude variant of the C919 narrowbody jet completed its maiden test flight at Shanghai Pudong International Airport, marking a step forward in the home-grown aircraft's challenge to Boeing and Airbus and aiming to meet demand in western China.
Qiushi Journal, a top theoretical journal of the Communist Party, acknowledged a significant economic divide between China's booming AI sector and its struggling traditional industries, stressing that rapid technological advances must not leave ordinary citizens behind.
The People’s Liberation Army (PLA) Hong Kong garrison celebrated its 99th anniversary, with political commissar Rear Admiral Lai Ruxin pledging to expand its role in patriotic and defence education across the city while upholding the 'one country, two systems' principle.
The Economist faces social media backlash for labeling China "eco-authoritarian" over its Yangtze River fishing ban. Critics argue the publication used a "but at what cost" trope, despite acknowledging the ban's "remarkable comeback" for the river.
Wang, a Chinese mathematician from the southern region, wins the highest honour for mathematicians under 40, a first for Chinese nationals in the prize's 90-year history, sparking instant celebrity status and high demand for a newspaper chronicling her life.
China's Ministry of Science and Technology and the European Commission have signed a two-year joint research funding agreement, supporting scientific cooperation until 2027 in areas like food, agriculture, biosolutions, climate change, and biodiversity.
A Hong Kong court sentenced Chan Ho-hin, a 23-year-old man with an intellectual disability, to two years and four months in prison for inciting subversion by publishing pro-Taiwan and anti-CCP messages and attempting to disseminate leaflets.
China's People's Daily published commentaries on Friday reiterating Beijing's rejection of the 2016 South China Sea arbitration ruling, calling it a "destabilising force" and urging the Philippines to engage in direct talks.
Several conservative organizations have petitioned the FCC to deny license renewals for ABC's eight local TV stations, citing alleged political, racial, and sexual bias, and support for the Chinese Communist Party. This follows an FCC decision to require ABC to apply for renewal early, prompted by an investigation into its diversity efforts.
China's military promoted Zhang Shuguang and air force commander Wang Gang to general, potentially signaling a reorganization at the top following an anti-corruption drive that has removed several leaders. The promotions may position them for vacancies on the Central Military Commission.
China's ruling Communist Party official Sun Haiyan stated that China, with its ingrained principle of "harmonious coexistence," is unlikely to transform into a militaristic hegemony that oppresses weaker nations. She attributed this to China's history and cultural genes, which are passed down through generations, contrasting it with countries that have a history of war.
Xi Jinping stated that the Chinese Communist Party's achievements have reshaped global development, offering a new model for developing nations. He asserted that China is a "stabiliser of world peace" and a "contributor to global growth."
Hong Kong's Chief Executive John Lee announced city-wide events to mark the Communist Party's 105th anniversary, aiming to boost national confidence and patriotism among residents, especially youth, amidst greater social and political stability.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un sent a congratulatory note to Chinese President Xi Jinping on the 105th anniversary of the founding of the Chinese Communist Party, KCNA reported. Kim expressed confidence in China's socialist development and reaffirmed commitment to bilateral ties.
Chinese President Xi Jinping marked the Communist Party's 105th anniversary with a speech emphasizing its global influence and role in world development, contrasting with previous domestic-focused remarks. He reiterated opposition to Taiwan independence and stressed military strength, while also calling for Hong Kong and Macau's integration.
Xi Jinping reviewed the Communist Party's history, emphasizing its achievements and global influence. He presented China's development model as a new path for developing countries and urged party members to remain pragmatic and vigilant against future risks.
Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee stated that the Communist Party's leadership is a "fundamental safeguard" for the city's prosperity, linking it to the party's 105th anniversary and the 29th anniversary of Hong Kong's return to Chinese rule.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un pledged to strengthen ties with China, calling his recent summit with President Xi Jinping a "historic occasion." China remains North Korea's largest economic partner, accounting for nearly 98% of its foreign trade in 2024. Meanwhile, Ukraine and South Korea discussed North Korean POWs captured in Ukraine.
