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Israel’s killing of Iranian military advisor to further complicate regional situation

Israel’s killing of a senior adviser in Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) is likely to further stimulate anti-Israel and anti-US sentiment in Iran and complicate regional conflicts, as well as the Red Sea situation, said Chinese experts. Sayyed Razi Mousavi, a senior IRGC commander was killed after Israel launched three missiles at his position in the suburbs of the Syrian …

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Accusing China of stealing AI secrets ‘old trick of a thief crying stop thief’

The US is acting out an old trick of “a thief crying stop thief” in its propaganda by accusing China of stealing its secrets to empower intelligence operations through artificial intelligence (AI), which according to Chinese AI experts on Tuesday, only exposes the US’ deep worries of lagging behind China in developing the transformative technology. The analysts made the remarks …

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LMC security cooperation key to combating financial crimes

With expanding financial activities between China and its neighboring countries, challenges in the area of financial security are giving rise to the growing need for regional cooperation in combating financial crimes, which is conducive to maintaining regional stability and creating a better environment for regional cooperation. During the fourth Lancang-Mekong Cooperation (LMC) Leaders’ Meeting on Monday, China called for strengthened …

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West’s blindness to breach of rule of law in Serbia is unacceptable

Protests have erupted in Belgrade, the capital of the Balkan nation of Serbia, as demonstrators tried to storm the City Assembly and gathered in front of a police station to protest against election results. Last week, the ruling Serbian Progressive Party won 47 percent of the votes after President Aleksandar Vucic called a snap election. Vucic referred to the protests …

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Solving the problem itself? Wish Manila keeps its words

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr recently said in an interview with a Japanese media outlet that although the US has been assisting the Philippines in patrolling the sea lanes, the issue of the Ren’ai Jiao (Ren’ai Reef) is “a purely Filipino concern” and the Philippines intends to solve that problem itself. This statement is relatively close to the position the …

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China adds two more satellites to mega BeiDou constellation

The BeiDou Satellite Navigation System, also known as the BDS – China’s largest space-borne infrastructure to date that provides quality services to worldwide users – added two more satellites to its mega constellation on Tuesday. Carrying the 57th and the 58th satellites of the BDS system, a Long March-3B carrier rocket and the Yuanzheng-1 upper stage attached to the carrier …

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Latest control of Maryinka ‘hardly break stalemate’ of Russia-Ukraine war

US presidential election in 2024 gives more imagination room for resolving protracted Ukraine crisis: experts Although some Western media view Russia’s latest control of Maryinka in eastern Ukraine, which is a small town in the Donetsk region, as Moscow’s “most significant battlefield gains since May,” some Chinese experts believe that this single progress will not provide the means to break …

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2023 Yearender: Cross-Straits ties mixed with restored exchanges and provocations from DPP, US

The year 2023 marks the first year of cross-Taiwan Straits exchanges fully resuming following the end of the pandemic, with people of vision on both sides of the Taiwan Straits continuing to promote communication and integration, and Taiwan secessionists who rely on the US for “independence” creating barriers for dialogue and elevating the atmosphere of hostility and tension. On December …

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Pushing forward the cause pioneered by Mao best way to pay tribute: Xi

Commemorations to mark the 130th anniversary of the birth of People’s Republic of China’s founding leader Chairman Mao Zedong were held by the Communist Party of China, the Chinese local governments and Chinese people across the country on Tuesday. From major cities like Beijing and Shanghai to Mao’s hometown of Shaoshan in Central China’s Hunan Province, as well as sacred …

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Premier Li stresses deepening integrated devt, security governance for LMC

Chinese Premier Li Qiang attended the fourth Lancang-Mekong Cooperation (LMC) Leaders’ Meeting via videolink on Monday, with the attendance of leaders from Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam, the five ASEAN member states that the Mekong River runs through. China called for the deepening of development for regional integration and security cooperation to crack down on telecom fraud among the …

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