In the five years since China's eradication of absolute poverty, the steady transformation of Guizhou's formerly destitute counties showcase how strategic relocation, thriving signature industries, and responsive governance can propel communities toward an undreamed of future.

China has identified the financial model that powered America's Silicon Valley tech dominance and is building its own version, one investment at a time.

Many Europeans are watching the trajectory of China-U.S. relations with cautious anticipation.

The world is awaiting with great expectation the summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping.

Hussein Askary, vice-chairman of the Belt and Road Institute in Sweden, argues that Western debt-trap narratives misinterpret China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and that Eurasian connectivity boosted by the initiative could offer Europe a strategic pathway to shared prosperity.

On April 28, the China-Indonesia promotional event for the English edition of the fifth volume of "Xi Jinping: The Governance of China" was held in Jakarta, Indonesia.

There is a gentle, melancholic song called Olive Tree that I first heard during my studies in China.

Lessons from China help improve agricultural practices in Malawi, strengthening South-South cooperation and advancing local development.

Strategic planning and development of future industries have far-reaching impact on national economic and social development, national security, and international competitiveness.

How does Western media frame narratives about China? This article deconstructs a major outlet's poverty coverage, revealing subtle storytelling techniques that shape perceptions over facts.

China's rapid clean energy transition, long-term policy framework, and structural decoupling of growth from carbon intensity position it as an emerging global climate leader.

In 1959, a democratic reform began in Xizang, leading to the emancipation of millions of serfs. This was a landmark event in the anti-slavery history in China and the world at large.

The Chinese economy sent a strong and reassuring signal in the first quarter of 2026: it remains on a stable, upward trajectory, demonstrating notable resilience and affirming the effectiveness of the country's macroeconomic policies.

Chinese President Xi Jinping's frequent engagements with Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez underscores the value of cooperation that transcends differences.