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Returning looted artifacts a moral imperative - April 19, 2026
The French National Assembly recently passed a bill simplifying the restitution procedure for artworks looted from 1815 to 1972. It represents a noticeable step in the global movement to return cultural artifacts to their countries of origin.
Flirtation between Japan and NATO a cause for high vigilance of region: China Daily editorial - April 19, 2026
The arrival of envoys from NATO member states in Tokyo has been framed as "deepening partnership". Yet the choreography of this visit — three days of meetings, defense industry factory tours, and carefully worded communiques — betrays a more anxious subtext.
Strengthening solidarity and cooperation is of enduring relevance in a changing world - April 16, 2026
The meeting between General Secretary of the Communist Party of China Central Committee and Chinese President Xi Jinping and General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee and Vietnamese President To Lam in Beijing on Wednesday reinforced the two countries' commitment to strengthening their relations.
Data of first quarter in 15th Five-Year Plan period reveals three things unchanged - April 16, 2026
The first-quarter report reflects three things that have remained unchanged: the fundamentals of China's economic development have not changed, the long-term positive trend has not changed and the strong support for high-quality development has not changed.
Countering long-arm jurisdiction justified - April 15, 2026
In an increasingly interconnected world plagued by turmoil and uncertainty, the challenges posed by unlawful extraterritorial jurisdiction measures have become a significant threat to national sovereignty and global stability.
Commitment to peace and development vital counterpoint to 'law of the jungle' - April 15, 2026
Against the backdrop of a sharply escalating Middle East crisis, Beijing has been pursuing an intense pro-peace, pro-development diplomatic agenda.
Energy lifeline shouldn't be held hostage - April 14, 2026
Washington's announcement of a naval blockade targeting maritime traffic to and from Iranian ports — halting "all passage" linked to Iran — marks a new escalation in a crisis already teetering on the edge.
Japan’s constitutional revision attempt must not be tolerated - April 14, 2026
On April 12, Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party adopted its 2026 policies at the 93rd regular party convention, including a goal to submit a draft constitutional amendment to the Diet, Japan's parliament.
We are pleased to see the UK take the lead in ‘falling in love with Chinese cars’ - April 13, 2026
In March, a Chinese-brand car outsold traditional automotive giants such as Ford, Nissan and Volkswagen, becoming the monthly sales champion in the UK. During the same period, Chinese brands accounted for 15 percent of new car sales in the UK, doubling year-on-year, compared with just 1.3 percent five years ago.
Commitment required for ceasefire traction - April 13, 2026
No agreement was reached between the United States and Iran in the latest round of talks held in Islamabad, as negotiations concluded without a breakthrough despite intensive engagement.
