Biden announces U.S. troops withdrawal from Afghanistan by Sept. 11 to end longest war
In his remarks, Biden made clear that the withdrawal is not subject to any changes of conditions on the ground.
IAEA chief urges transparency as Japan’s decision on nuclear wastewater sparks int’l backlash
IAEA chief called for "transparency" in dealing with global concerns over Japan's nuclear wastewater disposal plan. "What we need to do is to make sure that when this starts to be released, there will be no harm to the environment, no harm whatsoever," he said.
U.S. climate envoy John Kerry visits China for talks on COP26
U.S. Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry arrived in Shanghai on Wednesday night, kicking off his visit to China, which will last until April 17.
The Pacific Ocean is not Japan’s sewer: Chinese Foreign Ministry
Japan should not expect the world to pay the bill for its choice of discharging contaminated wastewater, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson said on Thursday at a press briefing.
China welcomes U.S. companies’ participation in modernization process: premier
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said on Tuesday that China welcomes the active participation of companies from the United States and around the world in its reform and opening-up, as well as its modernization process.
Timeline: China’s prompt release of COVID-19 information, experience-sharing
A timeline of how China has released timely information, shared experience, and advanced international exchange and cooperation since the onset of the pandemic.
Int’l electronics expo in Guangzhou aims to support “dual circulation”
An international expo for electronics and electrical appliances on Monday opened in south China's Guangzhou City with a theme of embracing domestic demand and exploring the global market.
Israeli PM says not to allow Iran to obtain nuclear weapons
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday that Israel will never allow Iran to obtain nuclear weapons.
Several U.S. states shut down Johnson & Johnson vaccine sites after adverse reactions reported
The U.S. CDC said its analysis "did not find any safety issues or reason for concern," recommending healthcare providers continue to administer the Johnson & Johnson vaccine following reports of adverse reactions to the shot.
Parts of Europe ease COVID lockdown amid fears over repeat of disaster
Parts of Europe on Monday edged further toward normalcy as the situation improved in their countries despite concerns over the third wave of coronavirus on the European continent.
Japan decides to dump Fukushima contaminated water into sea amid domestic, int’l opposition
Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga said on Tuesday that his government has decided to discharge contaminated radioactive wastewater in Fukushima Prefecture into the sea amid domestic and international opposition.
The original sin of U.S. colonialism
From massacring native Indians to enslaving African people, from racial discrimination making people "unable to breathe" to military interference in other countries, the country called the United States has not changed much its colonialism gene.
China to see strong growth in foreign trade in rest of 2021: UK think tank
"We expect export momentum to remain robust in the second quarter (Q2)," said the report, adding that a strong global economic recovery would underpin China's exports through 2021, despite the likely retreat of pandemic-related demand later this year.
China to promote LMC with Mekong countries: Chinese FM
China will work with Mekong countries to continue to promote the development of the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation (LMC), strive to create a new model of regional cooperation, and build a new highland of development and prosperity, said Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi here Tuesday.
Hong Kong publishes bill on improving electoral system
The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) government Tuesday published a bill on improving the electoral system in the Gazette.
China urges U.S. to treat Japan’s disposal of contaminated Fukushima water according to facts
China on Tuesday urged the United States to treat Japan's decision to dump contaminated radioactive wastewater from the Fukushima nuclear plant into the sea according to the facts, rather than according to the country that would make the move.
Hong Kong will emerge stronger, writes Carrie Lam
Editor's note: Decision Makers is a global platform for decision makers to share their insights on events shaping today's world. Mrs. Carrie Lam is the Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China. The article reflects Mrs. Carrie Lam's opinions, and not necessarily the views of CGTN.
China pays in full its UN regular budget dues for 2021
China on Tuesday paid in full all assessed contributions to the UN regular budget and the International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals for the year 2021, said the Chinese Mission to the United Nations.
Greek politician talks about China’s way of expanding its influence
China expands its worldwide influence in a peaceful and non-interventionist way the West has never managed to fathom, said Greece's former finance minister Yanis Varoufakis.
Greek politician praises China’s support for African infrastructures
Regarding the doubts about China's influence in Africa, Greece's former Minister of Finance Yanis Varoufakis praised China's efforts on improving African countries' infrastructure with great humanity and no strings attached, a non-interventionist way the West has never managed to fathom.
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