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China Focus: 80 years on, echoes of WWII victory ring out in calls for peace
Many cities around the world bear the label of "peace." Few, however, wear it as literally as Zhijiang, a county in central China's Hunan Province, where a boulevard, a bridge, a theater, a hospital and even a lake all contain the word.
China
2025.08.30 20:53
OCMCO 2025 | As fiery as summer, as poetic as song: Global Chinese media leaders conclude deeply moving cultural journey through Hunan
From August 25 to 30, the 15th Annual Conference of the Overseas Chinese Media Cooperation Organization (OCMCO) was successfully held in Hunan Province, China. Co-hosted by the Publicity Department of the CPC Hunan Provincial Committee, Hong Kong Ta Kung Wen Wei Media Group, and the Global Chinese-language Media Cooperation Organization, the event brought together 84 senior media representatives from 84 Chinese-language outlets across 37 countries and regions on five continents.
China
2025.08.30 19:37
Deepline | Cross-border effort spanning nations and decades: How international allies preserved evidence of Nanjing Massacre
In December 1937, the shadow of bloodshed—massacre, rape, arson, and plunder—descended upon the entire city of Nanjing with the advance of the Japanese military. To cover up their crimes, the Japanese army strictly controlled news and public opinion, censoring the reports and photographs of embedded journalists; they locked the scenes, restricting the movements of foreigners; they obstructed the rescue and investigation efforts of the International Red Cross—all in an attempt to bury the truth forever in history.
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2025.08.30 18:28
Brazil initiates procedures under Economic Reciprocity Law in response to US increasing tariffs
The Brazilian government initiated procedures related to the Economic Reciprocity Law on Aug. 29 in response to the United States' imposition of a 50% tariff on Brazilian exports. President Lula stated that although Brazil has begun preparing countermeasures, it still hopes to resolve the dispute through negotiations.
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2025.08.30 17:30
Watch This | Embassy of China in Indonesia issues safety reminder amid large-scale demonstrations
The Embassy of China in Indonesia stated today (Aug. 30) that large-scale demonstrations have recently occurred in Jakarta and multiple other cities across Indonesia. Local police stations, train stations, and government buildings have been set ablaze, resulting in casualties among Indonesian personnel.
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2025.08.30 16:21
China Focus: 80 years on, echoes of WWII victory ring out in calls for peace
Many cities around the world bear the label of "peace." Few, however, wear it as literally as Zhijiang, a county in central China's Hunan Province, where a boulevard, a bridge, a theater, a hospital and even a lake all contain the word.
China
2025.08.30 20:53
OCMCO 2025 | As fiery as summer, as poetic as song: Global Chinese media leaders conclude deeply moving cultural journey through Hunan
From August 25 to 30, the 15th Annual Conference of the Overseas Chinese Media Cooperation Organization (OCMCO) was successfully held in Hunan Province, China. Co-hosted by the Publicity Department of the CPC Hunan Provincial Committee, Hong Kong Ta Kung Wen Wei Media Group, and the Global Chinese-language Media Cooperation Organization, the event brought together 84 senior media representatives from 84 Chinese-language outlets across 37 countries and regions on five continents.
China
2025.08.30 19:37
Deepline | Cross-border effort spanning nations and decades: How international allies preserved evidence of Nanjing Massacre
In December 1937, the shadow of bloodshed—massacre, rape, arson, and plunder—descended upon the entire city of Nanjing with the advance of the Japanese military. To cover up their crimes, the Japanese army strictly controlled news and public opinion, censoring the reports and photographs of embedded journalists; they locked the scenes, restricting the movements of foreigners; they obstructed the rescue and investigation efforts of the International Red Cross—all in an attempt to bury the truth forever in history.
Deepline
2025.08.30 18:28
Brazil initiates procedures under Economic Reciprocity Law in response to US increasing tariffs
The Brazilian government initiated procedures related to the Economic Reciprocity Law on Aug. 29 in response to the United States' imposition of a 50% tariff on Brazilian exports. President Lula stated that although Brazil has begun preparing countermeasures, it still hopes to resolve the dispute through negotiations.
World
2025.08.30 17:30
Watch This | Embassy of China in Indonesia issues safety reminder amid large-scale demonstrations
The Embassy of China in Indonesia stated today (Aug. 30) that large-scale demonstrations have recently occurred in Jakarta and multiple other cities across Indonesia. Local police stations, train stations, and government buildings have been set ablaze, resulting in casualties among Indonesian personnel.
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2025.08.30 16:21
Putin to begin four-day visit to China tomorrow, may meet with Kim Jong Un
On August 30, the Kremlin officially announced that Russian President Vladimir Putin will pay a four-day official visit to China starting on August 31. During this period, he is expected to attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Summit, events commemorating the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War, and a series of bilateral meetings.
World
2025.08.30 14:56
OCMCO 2025 | Overseas Chinese media executives visit Yueyang: Praise for local culture and panda sanctuary
"A visit to Yueyang without seeing Yueyang Tower is a journey incomplete," remarked one media delegate as the 2025 Overseas Chinese Media Leaders' Delegation continued its tour through Hunan Province. On August 29, the group made stops at the Yueyang Panda Park and the storied Yueyang Tower, immersing themselves in the region's rich cultural and natural heritage.
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2025.08.30 13:41
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