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Guarding the frontier to protect every home: local officials dedicate themselves to service in China's highest township
Unlocking Chinese Cities | Gyantse weaves Tibetan aesthetics onto global stage
Xizang's high-quality environment debunks groundless Western accusations
Foreign mayors try out exoskeleton devices on Huangshan Mountain

China

Polluted shores turned into ecological assets

Polluted shores turned into ecological assets

Once choked off by chemical plants, rusting pipelines and gantry cranes that blocked the view of the Yangtze River, the Wushan area of Nantong, Jiangsu province, has been transformed into a breezy stretch of greenways where parents push strollers and children chase one another along the river.

Chinese envoy urges Japan to properly address historical issues

GENEVA, June 28--A Chinese envoy has urged Japan to address historical issues properly and with sincerity, saying the forced recruitment of"comfort women"constituted a grave crime against humanity committed by Japanese militarism against women.

China activates emergency response after quake strikes southwest China's Sichuan

BEIJING, June 29--The China Earthquake Administration has initiated a Level-III emergency response on Monday after an earthquake with a magnitude of 5.5 jolted Gaoxian County, Yibin City, southwest Chinas Sichuan Province.

13 injured, no deaths in 5.5-magnitude quake in southwest China's Sichuan

CHENGDU, June 29--No deaths were reported and 13 people sustained minor injuries as of 3:30 a.m.

Business

Xizang vineyard turns saline wasteland into high-altitude wine hub, boosting rural jobs

A former stretch sandbank along the Yarlung Zangbo River in southwest China's Xizang Autonomous Region has been transformed into the region's largest vineyard and one of the world's highest-altitude grape-growing areas, highlighting efforts to develop specialty agriculture in harsh environments.

Rural jobs expand in Xizang's Shannan as farming and tourism take root

Rural industries in Shannan, Xizang are creating new sources of local employment as greenhouse farming and community-run homestays expand, enabling residents to earn income without needing to leave their villages.

CISCE Insights: From efficiency to resilience — What are global companies looking for?

As global supply chains undergo their most significant transformation in decades, a fundamental question confronts multinational corporations: what exactly are they looking for?

EconoScope | China-made air conditioners see sales surge in Europe amid extreme heat wave

EconoScope | China-made air conditioners see sales surge in Europe amid extreme heat wave

Travel

Nation's UNESCO sites top conservation ratings

Nation's UNESCO sites top conservation ratings

China's natural and mixed natural-cultural UNESCO World Heritage sites are outperforming their global peers in conservation, with roughly 90 percent receiving a "good" or higher rating from the International Union for Conservation of Nature, according to Chinese authorities.

China's consumer market steady during Dragon Boat Festival holiday

Free kitchen feeds Shanxi street sweepers

Chinese, foreign travel operators reach 226 deals at Hainan

Daihu Lake: Ecological restoration revives a mountain jewel

Daihu Lake: Ecological restoration revives a mountain jewel

Legends of the Great Wall meet mountain mists in Shanxi

Legends of the Great Wall meet mountain mists in Shanxi

Gallery

2026 National Athletics Championships concludes in E China's Shandong

Chinese film 'Dear You' premieres in Tokyo

Two helicopters collide mid-air in Rio de Janeiro, killing 6 people

China's rocket launches 8 satellites into orbit

High-speed train travels through golden wheat fields at the foot of Mount Hua in Huayin, Shaanxi

Wuyi's Meilangshan Park in Zhejiang full of life with blooming water lilies

In Numbers: Home-made C919 transports 5 million passengers in past 3 years

Rare blue micromoon seen across China

People celebrate holy month of Saga Dawa in Lhasa

Culture

Tibetan street dance blends beats with traditional forms

Tibetan street dance blends beats with traditional forms

At an international street dance competition in Beijing on Sunday, four young dancers from the Xizang Autonomous Region wowed the audience with a routine that blended hip-hop with traditional Tibetan dance forms.

Xizang vineyard turns saline wasteland into high-altitude wine hub, boosting rural jobs

A former stretch sandbank along the Yarlung Zangbo River in southwest China's Xizang Autonomous Region has been transformed into the region's largest vineyard and one of the world's highest-altitude grape-growing areas, highlighting efforts to develop specialty agriculture in harsh environments.

Intangible cultural heritage shows staged in Chongqing to celebrate Dragon Boat Festival

Tongliang District of Chongqing celebrated the Dragon Boat Festival with a large-scale show and dragon boat races. On Thursday evening, the intangible cultural heritage landscape show Chasing Dreams: Tongliang Dragon was staged in Tongliang District.

China's hit movie 'Dear You' touches hearts at British premiere

China's word-of-mouth movie sensation "Dear You" held its British premiere in central London on Saturday, ahead of its theatrical release in Britain and Ireland on June 26.

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European Commission headquarters cuts lower-floor cooling during heatwave, sparking staff criticism

Jun 29, 2026

BRUSSELS, June 29--The European Commissions headquarters in Brussels shut down air conditioning on its lower floors during a record-breaking heatwave, while cooling systems on upper levels used by senior officials remained operational.

Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting focuses on interdisciplinary exchange

Jun 29, 2026

LINDAU, Germany, June 28--The 75th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting opened on Sunday in Lindau, southern Germany.

Putin says Russia faces unprecedented Western pressure

Jun 29, 2026

MOSCOW, June 28--Russia is facing harsh, unprecedented pressure exerted by Western countries, Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Sunday.The ongoing United Russia party congress serves as a key platform for the upcoming electoral campaign.

Navy's carrier battle group back after drill

Jun 23, 2026

A carrier battle group of the People's Liberation Army Navy, led by the aircraft carrier CNS Liaoning, concluded a long-range training deployment and returned to its homeport of Qingdao, Shandong province, on Monday, according to the PLA Navy.

U.S. and Iran reach critical phase in deal

Jun 16, 2026

With Iran and the United States reaching an agreement to end the war "permanently" on various fronts, the two have now taken a critical step toward a peaceful settlement and restoring safety in a vital maritime corridor, experts said.

China announces sanctions against Philippine defense secretary, his relatives

Jun 12, 2026

A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson announced sanctions against Philippine Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. and his relatives on Thursday.

China's first high-altitude solar-hydrogen-storage project generates more than 4 billion kWh of electricity

Jun 29, 2026

China's first high-altitude integrated solar-hydrogen-storage project has generated more than 4 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity, according to the Qinghai branch of China Huadian Corp.

Breakthrough unveiled in quantum computing

Jun 24, 2026

A new photonic quantum computer has begun formal operation in China and has been connected to China Telecom's Tianyan quantum cloud platform, making it accessible online to researchers and developers worldwide, China Telecom Quantum Group said on Monday.

China launches communication technology test satellite 26A

Jun 23, 2026

China on Tuesday sent a new communication technology test satellite into space from the Wenchang Space Launch Site in south China's Hainan Province.

Hong resigns after South Korea World Cup exit

Jun 29, 2026

MEXICO CITY, June 28--Hong Myung-bo stepped down as South Korea manager on Sunday after the team failed to reach the World Cup knockout stage.

Chinese officials take World Cup stage

Jun 22, 2026

Chinese match officials marked a new World Cup milestone on Saturday as Ma Ning, Zhou Fei and Fu Ming were assigned to the Group E match between Ecuador and Curacao.

World Cup sparks expats' 'Suchao' interest

Jun 17, 2026

Nearly 70 percent of foreign residents surveyed in Jiangsu province, an economic hub in East China, say this year's FIFA World Cup, co-hosted by the United States, Canada and Mexico, has made them more interested in following the province's local soccer league.

Insights | Singaporean youth leader: Young people inject innovative momentum into China-ASEAN cooperation

Jun 5, 2026

As artificial intelligence and the digital economy reshape global business and innovation models, they are also shifting the dynamics of China-ASEAN cooperation. Amid this digital transformation wave, in China and the ASEAN region, tech-savvy young people with innovative mindsets have become the core engine for bilateral industrial collaboration and innovation.

Illegal child labor persists in the U.S. as legal protections backslide

Jun 5, 2026

Illegal child labor continues to rise in the U.S. as legal safeguards weaken, according to a report released Tuesday by the Economic Policy Institute (EPI).

Wang: Closing Strait of Hormuz serves no common interest

Apr 14, 2026

China's top diplomat Wang Yi said on Monday that closing the Strait of Hormuz would run counter to the common interests of the international community, and achieving a full and lasting ceasefire through political and diplomatic means remains the fundamental way to resolve the crisis.