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  • The choice millions of young Chinese are making

    The choice millions of young Chinese are making
    2026/07/01
    With more than 101 million members, the Communist Party of China is one of the world's largest political organizations. More than 40% of its members are under 45, and millions more have applied to join. As China marks the Party's 105th anniversary, one question stands out: Why are so many young Chinese choosing this path?
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    26 分
  • Switching gears

    Switching gears
    2026/07/06
    The latest World Bank income classification is out, and China has reached another important milestone. China's Gross National Income per capita has risen to US$14,230, just US$150 short of the threshold for high-income economies. While China remains an upper-middle-income economy in 2025, the gap has become smaller than ever. Why is China so close to joining the high-income economy group? And what do these numbers mean for China's economy, global markets, and ordinary people?
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    26 分
  • Still going strong

    Still going strong
    2026/07/08
    For many in the West, the word "communism" carries decades of Cold War associations. But does that label explain today's China? In this special edition of The Point, Australian sinologist Roland Boer and former Carter administration legal adviser Harvey Dzodin explore why the Communist Party of China has thrived for more than a century, and the role of governance and modernization. What has kept the CPC relevant for over 100 years? Listen to the full conversation and draw your own conclusions.
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    26 分
  • What's really happening in the South China Sea?

    What's really happening in the South China Sea?
    2026/07/10
    Beyond the headlines lies another story. Join CGTN's Liu Xin as she travels through Malaysia and Indonesia, uncovering how cooperation is changing lives. Featuring exclusive interviews with a leading expert and an influential local figure, this documentary explores a side of the South China Sea that rarely makes the news.
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    26 分
  • South China Sea: The other side

    South China Sea: The other side
    2026/07/13
    They're still stuck in 2016. The South China Sea isn't. On July 12, the US, the Philippines, Japan and 11 other countries issued a joint statement ten years after the release of the so-called "South China Sea arbitration award". China's position, however, remains unchanged: The so-called "award" is illegal, null and void, and has no binding force. Yet beyond the political rhetoric lies another story. Traveling through Malaysia and Indonesia, CGTN's Liu Xin hears from the people whose lives are shaped by these waters every day. One arbitration does not define the South China Sea, nor will it define its future.
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  • OpenAI changed AI. Is China changing who gets access?

    OpenAI changed AI. Is China changing who gets access?
    2026/07/17
    Silicon Valley gave us OpenAI. But is China taking AI in a different direction? As the 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC) and High-Level Meeting on Global AI Governance opens in Shanghai, more than 1,100 companies are showcasing over 3,000 AI innovations, including 300+ world premieres. What is China's vision for AI? Can AI become more open, accessible and beneficial to more countries? And how could that reshape the future of global technology, and your everyday life?
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    26 分
  • How does China keep 1.4 billion people cool during extreme heat?

    How does China keep 1.4 billion people cool during extreme heat?
    2026/07/20
    As record-breaking heat sweeps across the Northern Hemisphere, keeping cities cool has become a global challenge. On July 10, China's peak electricity demand reached an all-time high of 1.5 billion kilowatts, reflecting the enormous pressure on the country's power system as millions of homes and businesses relied on cooling. How does China keep electricity flowing for a population of 1.4 billion during extreme heat?
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  • Why is Washington using forced labor claims to hit global trade?

    Why is Washington using forced labor claims to hit global trade?
    2026/07/27
    The US has imposed new tariffs on dozens of economies, accusing them of failing to tackle forced labor. But the same administration has acknowledged that forced labor exists within the United States. As Washington points fingers abroad, questions remain: Are these tariffs really about protecting workers, or are they another tool in a broader trade dispute? What's behind the latest tariff move?
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    26 分