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Xi holds virtual summit with leaders of France, Germany
Xi pointed out that the combined impact of major global changes and the pandemic, both unseen in a century, has brought multiple global challenges that need to be addressed through global cooperation, Xinhua news agency reported. Noting that China and the EU share much common understanding on promoting peace, seeking development and advancing cooperation.
'Chinese President Xi Jinping’s daughter living in USA'
On 16th February, Representative Hartzler (of the Republican Party) introduced the said bill “to ban individuals serving in the National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party and their family members from receiving student or research visas,” a press release issued by her official website said. “Xi Mingze, the daughter of General Secretary Xi Jinping, previously completed her undergraduate degree at Harvard in 2014.
Chained Woman Case: Worried China to probe video as it threatens to distract attraction from Winter Olympics
The provincial government has formed a team to “find the truth, punish those who violated laws, hold those involved accountable and release the results to the public in a timely manner,” state broadcaster China Central Television said on Thursday in a statement on one of its social media accounts. The scandal is said to mar the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing in terms of public discourse.
Confrontation between major powers will have 'Catastrophic Consequences', warns Xi Jinping
President Jinping began the proceedings by projecting China’s handling of COVID pandemic as a rare success in terms of breaking the COVID infection chain as well as posting healthy economic growth rates in the past two years when the global economy has shrunk. China recently reported that its economy grew by 8.1 percent for the 2021-22 financial year which led to GDP expansion to USD 18 trillion
Under Xi Jinping, China doubled down on repression
Its "zero-tolerance" policy towards Covid-19 strengthened the authorities' hand, as they imposed harsh policies in the name of public health, the report said. Beijing's information manipulation has become pervasive: the government censors, punishes dissent, propagates disinformation, and tightens the reins on tech giants. The once-cacophonous internet is now dominated by pro-government voices that report to the authorities on people whose views they deem insufficiently nationalistic, the report said.
China constructing villages at disputed Bhutan territory
The revelation came after high-resolution satellite imagery surfaced with the security establishments. Sources said the Chinese villages within the disputed territory in Bhutan are likely to be used for both military and civilian purposes.
'Develop elite force to fight and win wars': Xi Jinping issues new mobilisation order to Chinese army
President Jinping, who has been serving since 2012 as the General-Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party as well as the Chairman of the Central Military Commission, the country's highest defence organisation , issued the new mobilisation order for 2022 which has laid down the principles and fundamentals of training and exercises of the armed forces.
Uyghur woman recalls torture at China labour camp
"You're left with marks on your body that make you not want to look at yourself," the newspaper quoted Tursunay Ziyawudun as saying. Her story is, tragically, not uncommon for members of the minority Uyghur community, with Turkish roots, in President XI Jinping's China, the report said. "They gave me sterilisation pills," said Ziyawudun. "I am pretty sure that is why I cannot have a baby now."
China claims itself to be democracy ahead of Joe Biden’s democracy summit
The position paper released on Sunday by China's State Council argued that there is no fixed model of democracy and it manifests itself in many forms. Chinese top government had titled the papers “China: Democracy That Works.” Their counterattack drives deeper as Beijing criticizes democracy in the United States and calls it flawed.
Xi's top secret speeches behind China's plans to alter religious, demographic composition of Uyghurs
While China has continued to deny all allegations that said Beijing is committing genocide against Uyghurs, the six speeches from April 2014 that surfaced in the leaked data imply otherwise. The data named after the Chinese region that is home to the majority of the Uyghur population was leaked to Uyghur Tribunal which is an independent tribunal based in the UK.
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