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China Daily Global Edition (USA), 16 Oct 2026

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China Daily Global Edition is a Chinese daily newspaper focused on international news, global affairs and China’s role in the world. First published in 2019, it offers readers in-depth reporting and analysis from a Chinese perspective. The newspaper is known for its comprehensive coverage of international politics, business, economics and diplomacy, alongside reporting on science, technology, culture and the environment. It also features opinion pieces, interviews with policymakers, business leaders and academics and in-depth analysis of major global developments, helping readers better understand China’s relationship with the wider world. Regular sections on finance, innovation and cultural affairs provide additional context on international trends, while commentary from Chinese and international contributors presents a range of perspectives on current affairs. The publication combines authoritative reporting with thoughtful analysis, making it a valuable resource for readers interested in global issues and international relations. Available on PressReader, China Daily Global Edition newspaper delivers comprehensive world news, expert analysis and informed perspectives on the issues shaping today’s interconnected world.

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ArticleLi calls for closer China-DPRK ties at bridge open­ing

The new Yalu River bridge link­ing China and the Demo­cratic People’s Repub­lic of Korea will become a new land­mark sym­bol­iz­ing the tra­di­tional friend­ship between the two nations, Premier Li Qiang said on Thursday, express­ing the hope that...

Li calls for closer China-DPRK ties at bridge open­ing

ArticleSchol­ars look to future of archae­ology

Draw­ing on a cen­tury of archae­olo­gical exper­i­ence in China, les­sons learned from past excav­a­tions should illu­min­ate the future, guid­ing the dis­cip­line for­ward with renewed pur­pose, schol­ars said at the 5th Con­gress of Chinese...

Schol­ars look to future of archae­ology

ArticleDo dif­fer­ences cause con­flict? Con­fucius dis­agrees

Many have argued that in the con­test among civil­iz­a­tional nar­rat­ives unfold­ing in the first quarter of the 21st cen­tury, Samuel Hunt­ing­ton’s thesis of the “clash of civil­iz­a­tions” proved “fit­ter” than Fran­cis Fukuyama’s “end of his­tory”...

Do dif­fer­ences cause con­flict? Con­fucius dis­agrees

ArticleThe Phantom returns

Forty years after The Phantom of the Opera first raised its chan­delier in Lon­don, Andrew Lloyd Webber has come to Shang­hai to bid farewell — and announce a return to the city. The 78-year-old com­poser arrived in the city for the musical’s...

The Phantom returns

ArticleIntel­li­gent endeavor

SHANGHAI — Shop­pers crowded into stores across China to try the latest arti­fi­cial intel­li­gence gad­gets dur­ing the recent weeklong National Day hol­i­day, as smart devices con­tinue to trans­ition from the show­room to the mass mar­ket. At...

Intel­li­gent endeavor

ArticleExecut­ing the green vis­ion

As the BRICS Sum­mit con­cluded in India in Septem­ber under the theme “Build­ing for Resi­li­ence, Innov­a­tion, Cooper­a­tion and Sus­tain­ab­il­ity”, the 140-point adop­ted declar­a­tion men­tioned the issue of renew­able energy mul­tiple times,...

Execut­ing the green vis­ion