China's diplomacy provides much-needed stability to turbulent world
Let’s continue to explore the under-reported sides of news this week.
What You May Have Missed This Week
1. Highlights from Foreign Minister Wang Yi's news conference
“Foreign Minister Wang Yi, also a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee, answered questions about China's foreign policy and diplomatic relations at a news conference during the third session of the 14th National People's Congress on Friday.”
2. Targets set in 2025 government work report
3. CGTN Poll: Global respondents praise Chinese governance
“According to a survey of 25,883 respondents from 41 countries conducted by CGTN, 84.3 percent of respondents praise China's people-centered development concept and fully affirm the effectiveness of the Chinese government's governance.”
4. Several U.S. weapons will not alter inevitable demise of 'Taiwan independence': spokesperson
“A Chinese military spokesperson said on Sunday that several pieces of U.S. weapons will not alter the inevitable demise of ‘Taiwan independence.’”
Jingjing’s Highlights in This Week
1. We invite you to join the Initiative on Youth Development
“Today the world is facing a series of unprecedented and interconnected challenges. We, the young people of the world, want to use our skills, abilities and knowledge to participate in the mission of changing the world for the better, solving our shared challenges and making sure that together we build a community with a shared future for all humanity.”
2. China is the MOST misunderstood country in the world!
3. Some countries invest in wars, China invests in development
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4. Danny Haiphong - Trump’s FATAL Mistake Surrenders World to China as War Looms w/ Carl Zha, Li Jingjing & KJ Noh!
“Trump is building up toward a major war with China that will change the world forever, or is he? In this mega-livestream, journalists and China experts Carl Zha, Li Jingjing and KJ Noh break down the truth about US strategy toward China under Trump 2.0 and how it impacts the rapidly changing world order.”
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Thank you for your important reports, along with other authors you keep us informed on the leading society and Nation in a world of wars led by decadent Nazi-fascist western governments that do not care of citizens but of United Criminals interests.
The discussion with Danny Haiphong, Carl Zha and KJ Noh and of course, your self Jingjing, is informative and inspiring.
I admit, I haven't watched all of it but along with what I have watched, and your' other post regarding diplomacy and global stability, I watched enough to convince me to post a comment.
In the 14th century Admiral Zen, or Sen, or San ( depending on which translation anyone reads ) sailed a fleet of large ships around most of of the known world. Apparently the Admirals' flagship made Columbuses' "Santamaria" look like a life raft.
But, they never tried to invade or colonise the countries they visited, they traded and sailed on.
These people who think that China wants to rule the world, have either never read a history book or the Five Principles of Chinas' foreign policy