The news that matter in Europe
The news that matter in Europe
AMSTERDAM – On the eve of China’s National Day, Uyghurs, Tibetans, and South-Mongolians gathered on Amsterdam’s iconic Dam Square to demand justice and recognition of human rights abuses. This powerful demonstration, held on September 29, 2024, drew international attention to the ongoing…
Persecution of Christians in China is increasing and spreading to Hong Kong, Release International has warned on the 35th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre.
The Tiananmen massacre in Beijing on June 4, 1989 brought a brutal end to pro-democracy protests and marked an increase in…
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The recent article, in Le Monde diplomatique concerning the persecution of Falun Gong in China presents a perspective that minimizes the human rights violations faced by its followers. Of addressing the documented abuses against Falun Gong, the author, Timothée de Rauglaudre seems focused on…
International Energy Net reports that in the first quarter of 2024, China’s electricity generation from wind generators overtook hydropower generation to become the second largest source of electricity, accounting for 11% of the country’s total generation.
Bloomberg reports that Chinese…
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Russia, China and North Korea will soon begin negotiations to allow Chinese ships to pass through the border Tumen River in the Sea of Japan. This was reported by NEXTA TV, citing The Moscow Times and Nikkei Asia.
The Tumen River flows along the border of China, North Korea and Russia and…
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Space engineers from China have developed a robot to protect cultural monuments from harmful environmental influences, reported end of February Xinhua.
Scientists from Beijing’s space program have used a robot originally designed for orbital missions to protect artifacts from ancient…
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China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has published an ambitious plan for the mass production of humanoid robots by 2025.
The country should have about 500 robots per 10,000 workers in just two years. That means tens of millions of manufacturing robots.
China’s…
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Police in India have released a pigeon that was held for eight months on suspicion of spying for China, Sky News reported.
Police suspect the pigeon, which was seized near the Mumbai port in May last year, was involved in espionage as it had two rings on its feet with writing that…
All the world’s pandas belong to China, but Beijing has been leasing animals to foreign countries since 1984.
Three giant pandas from the Washington Zoo will return to China as scheduled last December, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Mao Ning told.
She was asked if the move was a…
The so-called “sky wells” provide ventilation and stop the sun!
The sight of the huge housing complexes in which a large part of China’s population is crammed is startling.
You get hot and claustrophobic just by the sight of the concrete mastodons and the idea of the thousands…
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La “Base de datos de recursos de libros antiguos chinos” es un logro importante del “Plan de preservación de libros antiguos chinos”. En la actualidad, los recursos de fotocopias de libros antiguos publicados en línea incluyen libros raros y antiguos recopilados por la Biblioteca Nacional de China (NLC), el Zhaocheng …
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„Chinese Ancient Books Resources Database” is an important achievement of “Chinese Ancient Books Preservation Plan”.
At present, ancient books photocopy resources published online include rare and ancient books collected by the National Library of China (NLC), the Zhaocheng…
A Chinese comedy troupe has been fined 14.7 million yuan ($2.1 million) for a joke about the military that used President Xi Jinping’s slogan, the BBC reported. The joke, in which the behavior of the comedian’s dogs was compared to the behavior of the military, caused the irritation of…
Chinese youth took the exam for civil service positions this year, amid rising youth unemployment.
Government jobs are usually considered lucrative in China. The move to public office came shortly after Xi Jinping won the position of China’s leader for an unprecedented third…
China’s actions represent the biggest threat to the Netherlands’ economic security and innovation. The head of the Dutch General Intelligence and Security Service (AIVD), Erik Ackerboom, told The Associated Press in connection with the agency’s annual assessment of the…