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Xi Jinping speech at the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China

by Xi Jinping

Beijing (China) | 18 October 2017
Comrades,
On behalf of the 18th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, I will now deliver a report to the 19th National Congress.
The 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China is a meeting of great importance taking place during the decisive stage in building a moderately prosperous society in all respects and at a critical moment as socialism with Chinese characteristics has entered a new era.
The theme of the Congress is : Remain true to our (...)

According to Washington, Peking has just banned the Koran (sic)

6 October 2017
Radio Free Asia has just launched a campaign aimed at fooling us into thinking that the Koran is now banned in China .
Daesh propaganda has been making this charge for two years now.
Radio Free Asia was established by the CIA in the 50s, before it was brought under the control of the US Information Agency (an agency for US Propaganda in the Cold War), and finally the Broadcasting Board of Governors. Its budget is entirely funded by US tax payers. Contrary to what it claims, it is thus (...)

China revises regulation on religious affairs

Beijing (China) | 7 September 2017
China has revised its regulation on religious affairs, to take effect on Feb 1, 2018, according to a decree signed by Premier Li Keqiang and released by the State Council on Sept 7.
The last version of the regulation was released in November 2004 and took effect in March 2005.
The regulation is formulated with the goal of protecting citizens’ freedom of religious belief, maintaining religious and social harmony and regulating the management of religious affairs.
It specified that citizens (...)

Human Rights in Xinjiang - Development and Progress

Beijing (China) | 1 June 2017
Foreword
Realization of full human rights is an ideal, one that humankind has pursued for as long as we can remember. It is also a goal that the Chinese people, including people of the various ethnic groups in Xinjiang, have worked hard to reach.
Before the founding of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) in 1949, the ethnic groups of Xinjiang suffered oppression from invading foreign forces, the feudal exploiting class and the privileged religious hierarchy. At the bottom of the social (...)

Saudi Arabia and China sign agreements with an aggregate value of 65 billions dollars

21 March 2017
King Salman of Saudi Arabia and his entourage continue their tour of Asia. After Japan, Indonesia, Malaysia and Brunei, a dozen planes of the Saudi convoy landed in China.
[On behalf of Saudi Arabia], the Servant of the Two Mosques signed cooperation agreements, with an aggregate value of 65 billion dollars, with China.

China’s Policies on Asia-Pacific Security Cooperation

Beijing (China) | 11 January 2017
Preface
The Asia-Pacific region covers a vast area with numerous countries and 60 percent of the world’s population. Its economic and trade volumes take up nearly 60 percent and half of the world’s total, respectively. It has an important strategic position in the world. In recent years, the development of the Asia-Pacific region has increasingly caught people’s attention. It has become the most dynamic region with the strongest potential in the world. All parties are attaching greater (...)

China’s space activities in 2016

Beijing (China) | 28 December 2016
Preamble
Space activities make up one of the most challenging hi-tech fields which exert enormous impact on other fields. Space activities have greatly improved man’s knowledge of space, and provide an important driving force for social progress. Currently, more and more countries, including developing ones, are making the development of space activities an important strategic choice. Thus space activities around the world are flourishing.
The Chinese government takes the space industry as (...)

The Right to Development: China’s Philosophy, Practice and Contribution

Beijing (China) | 1 December 2016
Preamble
Development is a universal human theme, providing for people’s basic needs and giving them hope of better life. The right to development is an inalienable human right, symbolizing dignity and honor. Only through development can we address global challenges; only through development can we protect basic civil rights of the people; only through development can we promote the progress of human society.
China, with a population of over 1.3 billion, is the largest developing country in (...)

The role of the US and Nato in EU relations with China

by Manlio Dinucci

Rome (Italy) | 28 October 2016
Participating in an international conference, the Italian geographer Manlio Dinucci ties together the various strands of his analysis of the weapons that the US has at its disposal to dominate the entire world. Yet the importance of this article goes beyond that. For it is on account of this domination, this unipolar global order, that Syria, Russia and China, challenge today the use of force.

China and Syria

by Thierry Meyssan

Damascus (Syria) | 30 August 2016
Although we don’t know the details of what was agreed between the Chinese and Syrian armies, the existence of an agreement between them has modified both the battle-field and the balance of international relations. Last year, the Anglo-Saxon secret services broadcast a number of hair-brained interpretations of this same subject – today, Thierry Meyssan gives a precise analysis of the important points.

Propaganda: the Chinese are expansionists

14 July 2016
The Court of Arbitration (the PCA) at the Hague ruled in favour of the Philippines in its case against the People’s Republic of China, rejecting Chinese territorial claims over the Spratly Isles in the South China Sea.
For the Western Press, this is a sign that the United States is right to denounce Chinese expansionism.
In actual fact, the Court of Arbitration does not have jurisdiction over boundary disputes. Jurisdiction over such disputes lies with the International Court of Justice, (...)

The petroyuan is the big bet of Russia and China

by Ariel Noyola Rodríguez

Mexico City (Mexico) | 20 May 2016
After the economic sanctions that the United States and the European Union imposed against Russia, Moscow and Beijing put together an imposing energetic team that has radically transformed the world oil market. In addition to increasing their interchange of hydrocarbons exponentially, both oriental powers have decided to put an end to the domination of the dollar in fixing the prices of the black gold. The petroyuan is the instrument of payment of strategic character that promises to facilitate the transition to a multipolar monetary system, a system that takes various currencies into account and reflects the correlation of forces in the current world order.

The Chinese merchant marine to use the Arctic Sea

23 April 2016
The People’s Republic of China has published a 356-page manual for its merchant marine, in order to influence their use of the Arctic Ocean. This route is one third shorter than the passage via the Panama Canal. So far, only one merchant ship, the Canadian Nunavik (photo), has used this North-West route alone.
Canada claims this passage as part of its territorial waters, while a number of states consider it to be international territory. China has not so far expressed its opinion on the (...)

“The Art of War”

China’s Resistance

by Manlio Dinucci

Rome (Italy) | 17 April 2016
The 70th anniversary of the victory of the Chinese people in the War of Resistance against Japanese aggression is celebrated on 3 September in Peking. Not only Tokyo but also Washington and almost all EU governments are going to boycott it. They are sending only second rank representatives to Peking. A ridiculous attempt to erase History, paralleled to those in relation to the victory over Nazism, celebrated in Moscow on 9 May .
The historical basis: in the thirties, China was reduced (...)

China deploys in the Near East

by Thierry Meyssan

Damascus (Syria) | 25 January 2016
The Chinese President, Xi Jinping, has embarked on a tour of Saudi Arabia, Egypt and the Islamic Republic of Iran. Officially, he will not be speaking of politics, but only of economy. China is proposing that the states of the Near East participate in the construction of a new « Silk Road » in order to enhance their development and liberate themselves from Western colonialism.

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