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Chinese Vice President Wang Qishan says globalization is the best way through the trade war.

Iran has announced to breach uranium enrichment limit agreed in 2015 nuclear deal

African leaders launch 3.4 trillion US dollars free-trade zone

China’s Ministry of Finance issues public debt in Macau

China’s Liangzhu Archaeological Site has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site

With in-depth panel discussions on domestic and global news and current affairs, Today gives you the story behind the headlines.

Japan resumes commercial whaling after 30 years;

Julia Roberts fell for Mahjong went viral in China;

People get creative with Shanghai's garbage regulation;

Park's filial stories bring more intimidation than inspiration to the public;

The 13th Annual Meeting of the New Champions, also known as Summer Davos, was held in northeast China's coastal city of Dalian this week. The theme of this year's forum is "Leadership 4.0: Succeeding in a New Era of Globalization."

The forum comes at a critical time when the continuing rise of populism and protectionism had brought severe challenges to globalization and free trade.

Open letter to US leader says the current approach to China is counter-productive.

China warns UK not to “interfere in its domestic affairs” amid the diplomatic row over protests in Hong Kong

Study founds Chinese companies in Africa employ just as many local workers as non-Chinese companies, arguing it’s wrong to demonize China’s practice

Chip sales decline globally for fifth month

Organ donor sign-ups exceed 1.35m in China

EU leaders agree on top positions, nominating German Defense Minister as Commission president

China and Turkey agree to enhance cooperation on fighting terrorism

The Trump administration dropped the controversial plan to add citizenship question to the 2020 census

Mergers set for China's state shipbuilders

China’s Mahjong becomes a hit in New York City

China introduces new measures for all-round opening up

Hong Kong chief executive Carrie Lam condemns violence at Legislative Council building

Iran exceeds the cap on enriched uranium

US proposes 4 billion US dollars additional tariffs over EU aircraft subsidies

Shanghai enters new waste sorting era

China opens more sectors to foreign investment

Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un agreed to restart talks in historic meeting

George Soros and Charles Koch team up to end US “forever war” policy

Japan imposes trade restrictions on South Korea for smartphone and chip materials

EU announces its mechanism for trade with Iran is “now operational”

With in-depth panel discussions on domestic and global news and current affairs, Today gives you the story behind the headlines.

UK school stops LGBT lessons after parents protest;

Two-thirds of American employees regret their college degrees;

“Honesty” study ranks China lowest among 40 countries;

And unwanted shared bikes donated to poor children in Myanmar.