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95 years after '9.18 Incident': Japan's mask comes off (opens the original)
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The "9.18 Incident" marked the beginning of the Japanese militarist invasion of China and its broader aggression across Asia. In the first half of the 20th century, the people of China and other victimized Asian countries suffered immensely under Japanese militarism, enduring untold disasters and hardships. This history must be remembered — not only by those who suffered, but even more so by the Japanese themselves. Those who forget history are doomed to repeat it; those who ignore their guilt w
The SCO at 25: Dialogue over division (opens the original)
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Leaders of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization are gathering in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. When the SCO was founded in 2001, its primary mission was addressing regional security challenges. Yet over the past two and a half decades, its agenda spans far beyond security, encompassing economic integration, digital infrastructure, connectivity, and people-to-people exchanges. The SCO's greatest achievement over the past 25 years is not simply its expanding membership. It is the powerful precedent it set
China-Africa ties: Light beyond seas, stories beyond shores (opens the original)
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At a time when narratives of civilizational divides are all too common, a forum on China-Africa media cooperation shows a different path. The 7th Forum on China-Africa Media Cooperation is underway in Beijing. Co-hosted by China's National Radio and Television Administration, the Beijing Municipal Government, and the African Union of Broadcasting, the forum brings together some 400 delegates from China and 45 African nations. It marks 70 years of China-Africa diplomatic ties and is part of the 2
The Philippines is turning 'SCS arbitration ruling' into business (opens the original)
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Some people in the Philippines have turned hyping up the so-called "South China Sea arbitration ruling" into a business, Ding Duo, director of the Center for International and Regional Studies, National Institute for South China Sea Studies, said in an interview with China Daily. He added that if the Philippines continues to insist on using the so-called "arbitration award" as a precondition for engaging with China on the South China Sea issue, it will only end up shooting itself in the foot.
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