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Chad Warns Against Border Incursions While Hosting Over Two Million Displaced Persons (opens the original)
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Chad has reaffirmed its commitment to regional stability from the rostrum of the United Nations General Assembly at its 81st session, expressing deep concern over escalating security and humanitarian challenges while issuing a firm warning against any violations of its national sovereignty. Historic Humanitarian Pressure and Unwavering Neutrality The plight of refugees and internally displaced persons took center stage in the official address. Since April 2023, more than one million Sudanese hav
Shenzhen Ports Streamline Customs Clearance to Accelerate Free Trade (opens the original)
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Walking into the operations and control center of Shenzhen Customs, one can see on a large screen the bustling movement of vehicles and vessels at ports across the city. Meanwhile, the day's customs clearance overview records in each declaration the trade links and industrial cooperation between Shenzhen, south China's Guangdong province, and other Asia-Pacific economies. At 11 a.m., at Shenzhen Bay Port, customs officers completed final inspections and cleared an export shipment of 144 mini per
Strategic Foresight: How China's Measured Oil Purchases Stabilize Global Markets (opens the original)
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A recent video titled "China Quietly Saved the World Last Month," published by former New York Times columnist Max Fisher, has resonated widely on international social media. In the video, Fisher points to a map of global tanker routes and notes that the most striking development is not which countries are rushing to buy oil, but which are holding back. The video has been viewed more than 6 million times, with thousands of comments describing China's response as "clear-headed" and "prudent." The
Made in China: How Prefabricated Modular Houses Are Winning Over Global Markets (opens the original)
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At Dongguan Port in Dongguan, south China's Guangdong province, giant "express parcels" are being lifted onto ocean-going vessels. From a distance, they look like ordinary shipping containers. But up close, each container reveals itself to be a fully finished house. These modular units are shipped across the seas to Australia, North America, and the Middle East, where they are assembled like building blocks to form hotels, apartments, hospitals, and other structures. Why have China's container-l
Chinese Robots Accelerate Global Expansion Across Diverse Industries (opens the original)
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Par Ouyang Jie, Liu Junguo, People's Daily From factories and power plants to warehouses and emergency response sites, Chinese-made robots are increasingly being deployed across a wide range of applications worldwide. This expansion reflects not only the rapid growth of China's robotics industry but also the ability of Chinese companies to develop products tailored to diverse market needs, improve service capabilities, and build localized operations overseas. At the assembly workshop of Pudu Rob
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