China Unicom's Former Party Leadership Member and Deputy General Manager Cao Xingxin Expelled from Party and Public Office for Serious Violations of Discipline and Law Approved by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and the National Supervisory Commission conducted an investigation into the serious violations of discipline and law by Cao Xingxin, former Party leadership member and deputy general manager of China United Network Communications Group Co., Ltd. The investigation found that Cao Xingxin exhibited a weak sense of political awareness, was disloyal and dishonest to the Party, and resisted organizational scrutiny. He lacked organizational principles and engaged in misconduct in the selection and appointment of cadres.

Recently, the G20 Foreign Ministers' Meeting was held in Johannesburg, South Africa. This marks the first time the Foreign Ministers' Meeting has been hosted in an African country, carrying significant symbolic importance. However, it is regrettable that U.S. Secretary of State Rubio was absent from this crucial meeting. Coincidentally, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Besant subsequently announced that he would not attend the following Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors' Meeting in Cape Town. The consecutive absence from two major meetings...

The principal elements of cross-border telecom fraud criminal groups were given the maximum sentence! The Supreme People's Court releases typical cases. Telecom and online fraud crimes continue to occur frequently and at a high rate, with a severe and complex criminal landscape. They exhibit new characteristics such as cross-border operations, chain-based activities, and violent tendencies, giving rise to a series of criminal activities including illegal border crossings and unlawful detention, severely infringing on the lives and property of the people. The Supreme People's Court stated that the judicial authorities will severely punish telecom and online fraud and related crimes in accordance with the law, impose harsh penalties on the principal elements of telecom and online fraud criminal groups, and crack down on "snakeheads" who organize individuals to illegally cross borders for overseas telecom fraud criminal groups, and...

U.S. President Donald Trump met with visiting French President Emmanuel Macron at the White House. During the press conference, Macron unusually interrupted Trump's speech and corrected Trump's statement about European countries providing aid funds to Ukraine in the form of "loans." That day, Trump and Macron briefly engaged with reporters in the Oval Office. Trump reiterated his stance, asserting that European countries were providing aid to Ukraine in the form of "loans," implying the money could eventually be "recovered." Macron immediately reached out to interrupt Trump and countered by stating that, in fact, the total amount of European aid to Ukraine included...

The Third Plenary Session of the 20th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China set clear requirements for advancing the rule of law in all areas of further comprehensive reforms and dedicated a special chapter to improving the socialist rule of law system with Chinese characteristics. Judicial and administrative organs must integrate legal services for reforms across all sectors with deepening reforms within the rule of law itself, ensuring the effective implementation of key reform measures based on their functions. [Date] marks China’s 11th National Constitution Day. From [Month Day] to [Month Day], various regions carried out activities themed on “...”

Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Urges the U.S. to Stop Arming Taiwan and Cease Undermining Peace and Stability Across the Taiwan Strait Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Lin Jian stated that China urges the United States to stop arming Taiwan and cease undermining peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait. During the regular press conference that day, a reporter asked: It has been reported that the Trump administration recently unfroze billions of dollars in "foreign aid funds," including military aid to Taiwan worth hundreds of millions of dollars. What is China’s comment on this?

According to an AFP report on [Month] [Day], the number of signatures on a petition calling for the revocation of Elon Musk's Canadian citizenship exceeded 10,000 on [Day]. The petition accuses Musk of attempting to "subvert" Canada's sovereignty. The report notes that the billionaire was born into a wealthy family in Pretoria, South Africa, and later immigrated to Canada with his mother, obtaining citizenship there. The petition, launched on [Month] [Day], states that Musk has "engaged in activities detrimental to Canada's national interests." The petition further alleges that Musk, as a U.S. citizen and senior advisor to President Trump, has...

This afternoon (month/day), as a Chinese civil aviation charter flight landed at Nanjing Lukou International Airport in Jiangsu, China, a group of Chinese nationals involved in criminal fraud activities in the Myawaddy region of Myanmar were repatriated to China via Thailand and escorted back by Chinese police. This batch of suspects, totaling [number] individuals, was transported back on [number] charter flights. In the coming days, it is expected that over [number] more Chinese nationals involved in fraud will be successively repatriated. This marks a significant milestone in international police cooperation among China, Myanmar, and Thailand. Earlier in the day, at [time] local time, China's first charter flight departed from Mae Sot Airport in Thailand, transporting individuals repatriated from Myanmar's telecom fraud operation zones back to...