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Opinion | International law for thee, but not for me, US berates China then vows to 'isolate' ICC Several days ago, the United States, alongside 13 other countries, issued a joint statement affirming the international arbitration ruling pertaining to the dispute in the South China Sea between China and the Philippines, dated 2016. The ruling by the Permanent Court of Arbitration claimed that China's "Nine-Dash Line" over the region had no basis in international law, although it avoided making a judgment over the sovereignty of specific islands in the sea itself. Beijing has long rejected the ruling, as does Taiwan, who exerts the same claim to the sea.

Tom Fowdy

2026.07.14 16:20

Opinion | International law for thee, but not for me, US berates China then vows to 'isolate' ICC

Opinion | International law for thee, but not for me, US berates China then vows to 'isolate' ICC

Watch This | Beyond World Cup: How Yiwu became world's 'hidden champion' As the 2026 FIFA World Cup captures the world's attention, China's Yiwu International Trade Market is experiencing a boom in global demand. From World Cup merchandise to innovative consumer products, manufacturers in the "world's supermarket" are transforming market trends into business opportunities. This story explores how Yiwu's speed, creativity and vast supply chain continue to attract buyers from more than 230 countries and regions.

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2026.07.14 13:45

Watch This | Beyond World Cup: How Yiwu became world's 'hidden champion'

Watch This | Beyond World Cup: How Yiwu became world's 'hidden champion'

Opinion | No need for saber-rattling over the South China Sea, Peace can be reeled in like a fish The dispute over the South China Sea boils down to one ugly bedrock truth: US encirclement of China. Its containment policy is making waves, turning this previously peaceful corner of the Pacific into a hotspot. The UN Convention on the Law of the Sea, regrettably, is not designed to factor in ugly geopolitical realities. This is the key to unpacking the fuss over the South China Sea.

Philip Yeung

2026.07.14 10:17

Opinion | No need for saber-rattling over the South China Sea, Peace can be reeled in like a fish

Opinion | No need for saber-rattling over the South China Sea, Peace can be reeled in like a fish

World Cup | Chinese referees conclude officiating duties at 2026 World Cup FIFA announced the list of referees for the remaining matches of the 2026 World Cup on July 12, with Chinese referees Ma Ning and Zhou Fei not included. Earlier, Chinese referee Fu Ming had left the World Cup zone on July 8. This brings an end to the officiating duties of all three Chinese referees who participated in this World Cup.

World

2026.07.13 20:00

World Cup | Chinese referees conclude officiating duties at 2026 World Cup

World Cup | Chinese referees conclude officiating duties at 2026 World Cup

Shenyang hit by torrential rain linked to Typhoon Bavi's outer bands, city halts work and classes amid flooding Shenyang, the capital of China's Liaoning Province, was inundated by heavy rain on 13 July as the outer circulation of Tropical Storm Bavi continued to bring intense downpours to parts of northeast China, flooding streets and prompting the city to suspend work and classes.

China

2026.07.13 19:14

Shenyang hit by torrential rain linked to Typhoon Bavi's outer bands, city halts work and classes amid flooding

Shenyang hit by torrential rain linked to Typhoon Bavi's outer bands, city halts work and classes amid flooding

Opinion | International law for thee, but not for me, US berates China then vows to 'isolate' ICC

Opinion | International law for thee, but not for me, US berates China then vows to 'isolate' ICC

Opinion | International law for thee, but not for me, US berates China then vows to 'isolate' ICC Several days ago, the United States, alongside 13 other countries, issued a joint statement affirming the international arbitration ruling pertaining to the dispute in the South China Sea between China and the Philippines, dated 2016. The ruling by the Permanent Court of Arbitration claimed that China's "Nine-Dash Line" over the region had no basis in international law, although it avoided making a judgment over the sovereignty of specific islands in the sea itself. Beijing has long rejected the ruling, as does Taiwan, who exerts the same claim to the sea.

Tom Fowdy

2026.07.14 16:20

Watch This | Beyond World Cup: How Yiwu became world's 'hidden champion'

Watch This | Beyond World Cup: How Yiwu became world's 'hidden champion'

Watch This | Beyond World Cup: How Yiwu became world's 'hidden champion' As the 2026 FIFA World Cup captures the world's attention, China's Yiwu International Trade Market is experiencing a boom in global demand. From World Cup merchandise to innovative consumer products, manufacturers in the "world's supermarket" are transforming market trends into business opportunities. This story explores how Yiwu's speed, creativity and vast supply chain continue to attract buyers from more than 230 countries and regions.

Video

2026.07.14 13:45

Opinion | No need for saber-rattling over the South China Sea, Peace can be reeled in like a fish

Opinion | No need for saber-rattling over the South China Sea, Peace can be reeled in like a fish

Opinion | No need for saber-rattling over the South China Sea, Peace can be reeled in like a fish The dispute over the South China Sea boils down to one ugly bedrock truth: US encirclement of China. Its containment policy is making waves, turning this previously peaceful corner of the Pacific into a hotspot. The UN Convention on the Law of the Sea, regrettably, is not designed to factor in ugly geopolitical realities. This is the key to unpacking the fuss over the South China Sea.

Philip Yeung

2026.07.14 10:17

World Cup | Chinese referees conclude officiating duties at 2026 World Cup

World Cup | Chinese referees conclude officiating duties at 2026 World Cup

World Cup | Chinese referees conclude officiating duties at 2026 World Cup FIFA announced the list of referees for the remaining matches of the 2026 World Cup on July 12, with Chinese referees Ma Ning and Zhou Fei not included. Earlier, Chinese referee Fu Ming had left the World Cup zone on July 8. This brings an end to the officiating duties of all three Chinese referees who participated in this World Cup.

World

2026.07.13 20:00

Shenyang hit by torrential rain linked to Typhoon Bavi's outer bands, city halts work and classes amid flooding

Shenyang hit by torrential rain linked to Typhoon Bavi's outer bands, city halts work and classes amid flooding

Shenyang hit by torrential rain linked to Typhoon Bavi's outer bands, city halts work and classes amid flooding Shenyang, the capital of China's Liaoning Province, was inundated by heavy rain on 13 July as the outer circulation of Tropical Storm Bavi continued to bring intense downpours to parts of northeast China, flooding streets and prompting the city to suspend work and classes.

China

2026.07.13 19:14

Chinese tourists avert highway crash in South Korea after airport bus driver collapses

Chinese tourists avert highway crash in South Korea after airport bus driver collapses

Chinese tourists avert highway crash in South Korea after airport bus driver collapses A group of Chinese tourists helped prevent a serious accident in South Korea after the driver of a 6015 airport bus traveling from central Seoul to Incheon International Airport reportedly lost consciousness while the vehicle was on an expressway on 11 July.

Lifestyle

2026.07.13 18:19

Chinese mainland reports 79,000 new COVID-19 cases in June, expert explains why summer surges keep returning

Chinese mainland reports 79,000 new COVID-19 cases in June, expert explains why summer surges keep returning

Chinese mainland reports 79,000 new COVID-19 cases in June, expert explains why summer surges keep returning The Chinese mainland recorded 79,000 newly reported COVID-19 cases in June 2026, with overall reported case numbers showing an upward trend, according to figures published by the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention (China CDC).

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2026.07.13 17:17

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