President calls for solidarity of Global South

President Xi Jinping called on Thursday for rallying the mighty forces of the Global South to promote the building of a community with a shared future for mankind.

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  • China willing to help bring economic, trade ties with U.S. back on track

    China willing to help bring economic, trade ties with U.S. back on track

    Oct 25,2024

    China is willing to facilitate regular exchanges between the government and enterprises to help bring the economic and trade relations with the United States back on a sound and stable development path.

  • Scholars call for inclusive growth

    Scholars call for inclusive growth

    Oct 25,2024

    As the world is confronted with a myriad of risks and challenges, scholars from home and abroad called for joint efforts from various countries to promote inclusive and mutually beneficial sustainable development.

  • Session highlights harmful impact of the weaponization of finance

    Oct 25,2024

    More efforts should be made from emerging economies to drive a more equitable, multilateral global order to navigate rising disruptions such as geopolitical tensions and sanctions from some Western countries.

  • IMF unveils tool to tackle debt concerns

    IMF unveils tool to tackle debt concerns

    Oct 25,2024

    In its latest Fiscal Monitor released on Wednesday, the International Monetary Fund unveiled a novel approach called the "debt-at-risk" framework to address concerns brought about by global public debt, which is at a very high level and expected to continue rising.

  • IMF chief: Domestic consumption 'reliable source of growth' for China

    Oct 25,2024

    China has faced "a fork in the road" for quite some time: continue with its export-led growth policies or boost domestic consumption and shift the growth engine to the Chinese consumer.

  • Platform focuses on inclusivity

    Platform focuses on inclusivity

    Oct 25,2024

    Project mBridge — a platform for experimenting with central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) including the e-CNY for cross-border payments — is open to cooperation with traditional payment infrastructure and any U.S. dollar usage.

  • Giant panda conservation efforts lead to population growth

    Giant panda conservation efforts lead to population growth

    Oct 25,2024

    In the NYT article, some foreign experts proposed using infrared cameras and DNA analysis to assess the panda population.  Researchers of the fourth giant panda census.

  • Int'l giant panda conservation cooperation to build on successes

    Int'l giant panda conservation cooperation to build on successes

    Oct 24,2024

    Since 1994, China has engaged in giant panda conservation research cooperation with 26 institutions in 20 countries, during which 68 cubs have been born overseas.

  • Giant panda Ai Lian celebrates 5th birthday in Chonqging

    Giant panda Ai Lian celebrates 5th birthday in Chonqging

    Oct 22,2024

    Keepers made a painting which pictures Ai Lian holding a lotus flower. A special birthday cake with bamboo shoots, bananas, purple kale, red dates, broccoli and carrots has also been made for Ai Lian's birthday. 

  • Washington welcomes two new giant pandas

    Washington welcomes two new giant pandas

    Oct 18,2024

    A pair of giant pandas, Bao Li and Qing Bao, which arrived at the Washington Zoo Tuesday, are both doing well, said Brandie Smith, director of the Smithsonian's National Zoo in Washington, D.C. "They are exploring their habitat." 

  • Giant pandas make grand entry in DC, to debut in January

    Giant pandas make grand entry in DC, to debut in January

    Oct 16,2024

    The two newly arrived giant pandas at the National Zoo in Washington DC will have plenty of time to overcome any jet lag, as they won't make their public debut until the new year.

  • Washington welcomes two new giant pandas

    Washington welcomes two new giant pandas

    Oct 16,2024

    Bao Li and Qing Bao are headed to Smithsonian's National Zoo in Washington, DC, on Tuesday for a 10-year stay.Three-year-old giant pandas Bao Li and Qing Bao arrived in Washington, DC, on Tuesday for the beginning of a 10-year stay at the Smithsonian's National Zoo.

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