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WORLDAug 2Una joven china comparte su experiencia recorriendo la ciudad de Toledo: "Yo no paraba de pensar que esto es como mi pueblo, pero en grande"Entre una boda amiga, un paseo por la ciudad y una degustación de platos típicos, Amanda Cheng mostró su día en el casco histórico de Toledo.Qué fue lo que más la impactó de uno de los destinos más visitados de España.Clarín
WORLDAug 2China patrols deeply destabilizing : UStaipeitimes.com · Taiwan
WORLDAug 2Feature : From protecting homelands to safeguarding railway -- Retired veterans , apprentices on China - Laos RailwayThis feature story focuses on retired veterans and apprentices working on the China-Laos Railway. Their roles range from protecting homelands to safeguarding the railway.laosnews.net · United States
WORLDAug 2NDLEA intercepts China, Italy-bound cocaine in Lagos, nabs bandits’ supplier in ZamfaraMr Babafemi said the suspect was nabbed with various quantities of cannabis, cocaine, methamphetamine, swinol, tramadol and codeine syrup at the time of his arrest on 26 July. The post NDLEA intercepts China, Italy-bound cocaine in Lagos, nabs bandits’ supplier in Zamfara appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.Premium Times
WORLDAug 2NDLEA intercepts cocaine concealed in mortar bound for ChinaThe NDLEA has intercepted a shipment of cocaine hidden within mortar, which was destined for China. This reports on an international drug smuggling attempt that was thwarted.thesun.ng
WORLDAug 2China Invites Nigeria UN Envoy , Jimoh Ibrahim , to Deliver Keynote at Global Maritime Summit – THISDAYLIVEChina has extended an invitation to Nigeria's UN Envoy, Jimoh Ibrahim, to deliver a keynote speech at a Global Maritime Summit. This reports on an international diplomatic event and high-level participation.thisdaylive.com · Nigeria
WORLDAug 1Adrián Díaz, experto en China: “Está demostrado que los matrimonios concertados duran mucho más y son más felices que los nacidos por amor”Nació en España, pero vive en ese país desde 2006.Suele explayarse sobre las diferencias culturales con Occidente.Clarín
WORLDAug 1China ‘warmest library’ welcomes homeless, honours late regular with statueHangzhou Library, located in eastern China’s Zhejiang province, is affectionately dubbed “the warmest library” because it opens its doors to beggars and scavengers, even featuring a statue of one such individual. Notably, it was the first library in the country to welcome readers without requiring a library card, providing free access to all. When this inclusive policy was initiated in 2008, a reader expressed concerns to the director about the presence of beggars and scavengers in the library....South China Morning Post
WORLDAug 1Feature : At the gateway to China resistance , war scars remain as life bloomsThis feature explores a region historically significant for its resistance against China, where the remnants of past conflicts coexist with emerging life. The article highlights historical impacts and contemporary recovery in a specific area.en.people.cn · China
WORLDAug 1China teen shares top university acceptance with hero who saved her from river 16 years agoSixteen years after being rescued from a river as a toddler, a young girl from eastern China earned a spot at the prestigious Peking University and shared this significant milestone with the man who saved her life. Yu Xianguo, 66, from Taizhou in Zhejiang province, is a retired naval serviceman who served five years in the military, according to mainland media outlet Xinhuanghe. In August 2010, two-year-old Zheng Yan was travelling with her grandparents on a three-wheeled vehicle as they...South China Morning Post
WORLDJul 31China Now Generates Less than Half of Its Electricity from Coal“China, the world's largest coal consumer, generated less than 50% of its ​electricity from the fossil fuel in the six months to June, marking a first ‌for the country, which has been promoting the use of renewable energy, officials said. Coal's share of the power mix was 49.7%, Xing Yiteng, deputy director general of the […] The post China Now Generates Less than Half of Its Electricity from Coal appeared first on Human Progress.Human Progress
WORLDJul 31How global AI boom is intensifying US-China undersea stand-offSouth China Morning Post
WORLDJul 31Cosplayers perform and pose at ChinaJoy gaming festivalCosplayers in elaborate costumes gather at ChinaJoy in Shanghai, where gaming fans meet characters inspired by popular video games.EuroNews [en]
WORLDJul 31China is making a great leap forward in food production – this time for realIn June 1958, as China’s Great Leap Forward campaign gained traction, state media began reporting astronomical agricultural yields, including claims from central Henan province of over 3,000 jin per mu – more than 22 tonnes per hectare. That month, scientist Qian Xuesen, father of China’s rocket programme, published theoretical calculations on maximum solar energy conversion during crop photosynthesis, which political cadres cited to validate the claims. In the following months, reported yield...South China Morning Post
WORLDJul 30China ‘most generous boss’ fires employee for excluding mum from wedding over looksA boss from central China sparked online controversy after disclosing that he once fired an employee for excluding his mother from his wedding. Cui Peijun, founder and chairman of Henan Kuangshan Crane Co., Ltd. in Xinxiang, Henan province, has gained a reputation online as “China’s most generous boss.” At the annual company gala in February, Cui distributed 60 million yuan (US$8.8 million) in cash bonuses, with total year-end payouts reportedly exceeding 180 million yuan. He stated that higher...South China Morning Post
WORLDJul 30Nigeria deports pangolin scales trafficker to ChinaNigerian police on Wednesday said they had arrested and deported a Chinese man who had trafficked 12 tonnes of pangolin scales to China.Africanews [en]
WORLDJul 30Jingdezhen World Heritage listing highlights China commitment to preserving cultural legacy -- Beijing ReviewThe World Heritage listing for Jingdezhen underscores China's dedication to conserving its cultural heritage. This cultural recognition is highlighted by the Beijing Review.bjreview.com · China
WORLDJul 29Debt honoured: China repays family who lent entire 850-kg grain supply to wartime army in 1947A wartime grain loan certificate discovered within an old family home in eastern China has been donated to local authorities nearly eight decades later, illuminating a villager’s remarkable faith in the troops. In 1947, a major People’s Liberation Army (PLA) unit entered the Dabie Mountains, which stretch across the borders of three provinces in central China, during a counteroffensive against Kuomintang forces. The harsh conditions on the battlefield had left the troops desperately short of...South China Morning Post
WORLDJul 29‘Practical’ young Africans leaning towards China over US and away from ideologyChina has overtaken the United States in terms of positive perceptions among young Africans, though Washington is still seen as more influential than Beijing, according to a survey published on Wednesday. The African Youth Survey polled 4,901 respondents aged 18 to 24 and split equally between males and females, in 16 of Africa’s 54 countries, asking them which foreign powers had influence on their country. The report said 81 per cent agreed that the US was influential, while 79 per cent...South China Morning Post
WORLDJul 29African students turn to China amid tighter US visa rules and higher university costsInternational students once saw US colleges as a gateway to a world-class education and career head start but shifting United States immigration policies, tightening visa conditions and high-profile ICE raids are causing them to reconsider. Dulue Mbachu looks at how African students are altering their education plans during the second Trump administration. The first instalment in our series is here. For 23-year-old Kunle Adeyemi, it took some time to overcome the disappointment of being denied a...South China Morning Post
WORLDJul 29China Throws Weight Behind Bamboo Bio - Fence Plan to Ease Sri Lanka Human - Elephant ConflictChina is supporting a plan to use bamboo bio-fences in Sri Lanka to reduce human-elephant conflict. This initiative aims to address an environmental and humanitarian issue through ecological engineering.lankanewspapers.com · Sri Lanka
WORLDJul 28A promise to nature : China adds new site to World Heritage bird sanctuariesChina has added a new site to the World Heritage bird sanctuaries, demonstrating a commitment to nature conservation. This expansion helps protect global biodiversity.asiabulletin.com · China
WORLDJul 28China woos Slovakia with AI, robotics pitch as EU trade friction mountsChina and Slovakia should explore cooperation in clean energy, robotics and artificial intelligence, as the European nation navigates growing trade tensions between Beijing and the EU. That was the message Chinese President Xi Jinping gave to Peter Pellegrini in talks on Tuesday morning as part of the Slovak president’s three-day visit to China, the first by the country’s head of state in 16 years. Slovakia has relatively warm relations with China, as one of the few EU and Nato members to have...South China Morning Post
WORLDJul 28Top Los Angeles diabetes doctor Shen Yang joins China’s Westlake UniversityEven top American doctors are now relocating to China. On July 21, Westlake University in Hangzhou announced that Shen Yang, a top endocrinologist in Los Angeles, had joined its medical school. Shen’s move is striking because of her credentials, which include over 16 years of clinical experience in the United States, board certifications in internal medicine and endocrinology, and a thriving practice in southern California. She is the first clinical doctor at the Westlake University school of...South China Morning Post
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