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September 4, 2024

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China’s StarTimes boosts soft power with popular shows and football in Africa

Listen to the article China’s strategic expansion into Africa through satellite TV has highlighted its soft power, especially with its focus on popular shows and soccer. As African leaders gather in Beijing for the China-Africa summit, President Xi Jinping’s initiative to provide digital television access to remote villages is nearing completion, with more than 9,600 villages receiving satellite infrastructure. The project, overseen by Chinese company StarTimes, was part of a commitment Xi made at the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) in Johannesburg nearly nine years ago. Funded by China’s South-South Aid Fund, the initiative aimed to install satellite dishes in

August 30, 2024

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Sullivan, Xi meet in Beijing, discuss US-China relations, global security

Listen to the article BEIJING: US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan met Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing on Thursday, wrapping up three days of talks aimed at easing friction between the two world powers ahead of US elections in November. As the pair sat in the Great Hall of the People, Xi told Sullivan that Beijing is committed to a stable relationship with Washington. “In this changing and turbulent world, countries need solidarity and coordination…not exclusion or backsliding,” Xi said. Sullivan told Xi that US President Joe Biden was committed to managing the relationship to avoid conflict and “looks

Defying the West, Russia’s Putin to Meet Xi Jinping in Beijing

HONG KONG/MOSCOW: Russian President Vladimir Putin’s visit to Beijing on Thursday is likely to be light on hard deals, but will mark the start of his new presidency with a sign of support from his most powerful political partner, his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping. Putin’s two-day mission is expected to highlight the pair’s famously “borderless” partnership despite pressure from the United States to invade Russia in 2022 of Ukraine. China’s foreign ministry confirmed Putin’s trip on Tuesday, saying Xi and Putin will exchange views on ties and “international and regional issues of common concern”. While diplomats and analysts expect Putin

Xi tells Blinken US, China must be ‘partners, not adversaries’

BEIJING,: President Xi Jinping said China and the United States should be partners, not rivals. Help each other succeed instead of hurting each other. Look for common ground and reserve differences, rather than engaging in vicious competition. and you honor words with deeds, instead of saying one thing but doing the opposite. “I proposed that mutual respect, peaceful coexistence and win-win cooperation should be the three primary principles. They are both lessons from the past and a guide for the future,” Xi told US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken at a meeting in the Chinese capital on Friday. China is

Xi tells Blinken US, China must be ‘partners, not rivals’: state media agency

BEIJING,: Chinese President Xi Jinping told top US diplomat Anthony Blinken on Friday that the world’s two biggest economies should be “partners, not rivals” but that there were “a lot of issues” that needed to be resolved in their relationship. Meeting Blinken in Beijing’s Great Hall of the People, Xi said the two countries “have made some positive progress” since he met US President Joe Biden last year, according to state broadcaster CCTV. “There are still some issues to be resolved and there is still room for further efforts,” Xi said. “I proposed three basic principles: mutual respect, peaceful coexistence

Russia and China pledge to strengthen strategic cooperation

ANCHOR: Russia’s top diplomat Sergei Lavrov met Chinese President Xi Jinping and Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Beijing on Tuesday to discuss a range of regional and global issues, including the wars in Gaza and Ukraine, state media reported. Lavrov arrived in China for a two-day official visit on Monday, with the two countries seeking to strengthen bilateral ties and strategic cooperation. The two sides agreed to discuss ways to deepen security cooperation across Europe and Asia to counter US efforts to “impose its will in the region”, Lavrov told a news conference after meeting the Chinese his counterpart, the

A Visionary Journey: Xi Jinping’s Governance of China

Xi Jinping’s monumental work, “The Governance of China,” stands as a testament to a visionary journey that has profoundly reshaped the destiny of the world’s most populous nation. In my two trips to China, first in 2018 and later in 2023, I had the privilege of observing the tangible transformations unfolding under Xi’s leadership. These journeys allowed me to witness firsthand the multifaceted dimensions of China’s development, and it is within this context that we explore the profound implications of Xi’s governance, as encapsulated in his book. Reshaping China’s Path Xi Jinping’s commitment to reshaping China’s path is manifest in

October 31, 2023

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Prime Minister Kakar will meet Chinese President Xi Jinping today

Islamabad: Prime Minister Anwaarul Haq Kakar will meet Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing today (Thursday) to discuss bilateral relations. The caretaker prime minister arrived in Beijing earlier this week to attend the Third Belt and Road Forum (BRF) on International Cooperation. The Prime Minister will meet with the Minister of the International Department of the Communist Party of China later today and will leave for his visit to Urumqi later in the day. “Pakistan’s pro-investment policies” Earlier in the day, the caretaker prime minister met with Minmentals Chairman Weng Zuliang and China Metallurgical Group Corporation Chairman Chen Jianuang in

BIC modernizing the justice system in China

BEIJING: Beijing Internet Court has adhered to the guiding ideology of Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era by remaining true to the original aspiration and keeping the mission firmly in mind. It was learnt on the visit to the Beijing Internet Court arranged by China NGO Network for International Exchanges for a wide range of delegations belonging to different countries.It was briefed that since its establishment on September 9, 2018, under the strong leadership of the Supreme People’s Court and the Beijing Committee of the Communist Party of China, and under the correct guidance

Xi Jinping elected as president of China for third time

BEIJING: Xi Jinping was handed a third term as Chinese president on Friday, capping a rise that has seen him become the country’s most powerful leader in generations. The appointment by China’s parliament comes after Xi locked in another five years as head of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in October. Since then, the 69-year-old Xi has weathered widespread protests over his zero-COVID policy and the deaths of countless people after its abandonment. Those issues have been avoided at this week’s National People’s Congress (NPC), a carefully choreographed event that is also set to appoint Xi ally Li Qiang as

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