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"Nanotechnology is a driving force behind breakthroughs in strategic areas such as green energy, biomedicine and information technology, accelerating the formation of new quality productive forces," said Bai Chunli, Academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and Chair of the ChinaNANO 2025 Conference.
The 2025 World Humanoid Robot Games, the first of its kind in the world, wrapped up on August 18 in Beijing after emerging as a proving ground for cutting-edge advancements in robotics technology.
The emergence of AI companions marks a significant milestone in technological progress. However, while AI companions bring emotional comfort and convenience, they have not been without their fair share of controversies.
When it comes to developing AI, China is forging a distinct path that diverges fundamentally from Western patterns. Crucially, China has embraced a strategy centered on "rapid iteration, frugal innovation, and open sharing" to expedite AI adoption and economic integration, offering a unique paradigm for global AI advancement.
China has played a major role in wetland preservation. The country offers valuable experience for sand encroachment prevention and control.
Whether it's smart healthcare making care more timely, intelligent eldercare giving families peace of mind, or seamless smart homes ensuring effortless living, technology is enhancing a good life, driving consumption that is sustainable, personalized, and full of potential.
Many global media outlets directly pointed out the real problems: soaring costs, disrupted raw material supplies, broken industrial supply chains, and high prices coupled with low quality becoming the norm. This has led to significant losses for enterprises and increased financial burdens on consumers.
As one of the founding members of the UN, the U.S. has long played a significant role in international affairs. However, its latest withdrawal from UNESCO once again reveals the unilateral tendencies in its foreign policy and highlights its ongoing retreat from multilateral mechanisms.
The Berlin Commissioner for Data Protection recently asked Apple and Google to block Chinese AI startup DeepSeek from Germany's app stores, citing concerns about data protection, despite the lack of substantial evidence.
Alexandre Bompard, CEO of French retail giant Carrefour, said that the EU's proposal to charge a flat two euro handling fee for low-value e-commerce packages coming into the bloc from non-EU countries is "a joke." Bompard's remark seems to aim at protecting local retail, but is actually a form of trade protectionism.
How China is rising as a clean power?
Nations across the world are increasingly looking to innovation and policy leadership to transition toward sustainable energy solutions. China, as one of the biggest economies, has undertaken a comprehensive transformation toward a low-carbon future. With its dual carbon goal — carbon peaking and carbon neutrality — it is integrating green technologies into its industrial, economic, and social systems.
On June 26, The Economist published an article, "Chinese brands are sweeping the world. Good" on its website. It was a rare acknowledgement of the enhanced competitiveness of Chinese products in the global market, with high praise for Chinese brands for their innovation, cultural confidence, and global influence.
In recent years, cross-border e-commerce companies have mushroomed across China, and the industry's development expertise has continuously improved, making it a strong growth driver in the country's foreign trade.
A recent study revealed that China has overtaken Japan as the most competitive nation in hydrogen-related patents, strengthening its role as a frontrunner in zero-carbon energy.
The U.S. government would collaborate with Panama's Ministry of Public Security to replace Huawei's telecom equipment — installed at 13 sites across Panama — with so-called "secure American technology." Instead of investing resources to contain Huawei, it would do better to focus on advancing its own 5G development — that is the right way to compete.
The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), spearheaded by China, has evolved into one of the most fruitful international development projects in modern history. Since its inception, the BRI has made remarkable strides in promoting global economic, and sci-tech cooperation.
The Chinese authorities announced that seven institutions from six countries, including two NASA-funded U.S. universities, would be given access to samples from the moon collected by the Chang'e-5 mission. China's sharing of its lunar samples not only reflects its openness on space exploration but also highlights the importance and value of global collaboration in scientific research.
Facing a rapidly evolving and complex global trade environment, the Chinese economy has shown its strong resilience by leveraging its vast domestic market, unrivaled supply chain and effective policy adjustments.
The recent so-called "fair and reciprocal tariffs" unleashed by the U.S. have provoked a trade war, severely disrupting the international economic and trade order and negatively impacting the global economy.
