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Beijing to send pair of giant pandas to Hong Kong in gift to mark July 1 handover anniversary
The first pair of pandas – An An and Jia Jia – were gifted to Hong Kong by Beijing on the second anniversary of its return to Chinese rule in 1999. They were the oldest…
How ready is China’s military? Dramatic downfall of two defense ministers raises questions
The downfall of two defense ministers over corruption allegations raises tough questions about the country’s combat readiness at a time of heightened tensions.
COVID-19: Another fail-safe institution proves not so safe
Between 1998 and 2003, the budget of the National Institutes of Health was doubled. This was an extraordinary enterprise after the multiyear, post-Cold War decline in defense spending and at a time …
Foreign diplomats immerse themselves in Beijing’s cultural splendor
They were participants in the “Discover China Cultural Tour of Beijing For Diplomats in China”, organized by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism in collaboration with the Beijing Municipal Bureau of …
China marks Hong Kong handover anniversary with panda gift
China will gift a pair of giant pandas to Hong Kong as the finance hub marked its 27th year under Chinese rule, city leader John Lee announced Monday.
China food scientists combine pork, chicken with rice in lab-grown meat advance
Most cultured meats are produced using synthetic carriers but the grain staple provides a natural, nutritious alternative, researchers said.
Private Gauge of China Factory Activity Hits Three-Year High
China’s manufacturing activity expanded in June to the highest in three years, according to a private survey, diverging again with official data that reflected weakness in factories.
Beijing to improve infrastructures for development of future industries
Based on the above-mentioned fields and industries, the city will upgrade and build new incubation bases to provide high-value support for small and medium-sized enterprise as well as unicorn …
What to Expect From the Third Plenum, China’s Big Policy Meeting
The Chinese Communist Party’s top ranks gather this month for one of the country’s biggest annual policy meetings, with everything from chip technology to land reform and a revamp to the nation’s …
Beijing to send pandas to HK as SAR celebrates July 1
Chief Executive John Lee announced on Monday that Beijing is to send two pandas to Hong Kong as gifts, as he led top officials and political heavyweights in attending activities marking the 27th …
Venezuelan orchestra brings Latin joy to Beijing
The China and Venezuela Youth Symphony Concert celebrates the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between China and Venezuela in Beijing on June 20. CHINA DAILY Joint concerts with young Chinese …
China Is Afraid Of International Law—And Planning A Counter-Offensive
According to the article, Wu Shicun, chair of the Huayang Institute for Research on Maritime Cooperation and Ocean Governance, encouraged a seminar of 100 historians and legal scholars to construct narratives and engage in discourse…