Spain to hold three-day mourning following deadly train crash

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez on Monday announced three days of official mourning following a train crash in southern Spain that has killed at least 40 people.

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China factory explosion kills two, injures 66

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Yemen leader declares 90-day state of emergency

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Eritrea formally withdraws from IGAD

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How China's cultural exchange is helping bridge global divides

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China-backed Sing for Africa show spotlights emerging Kenyan musicians

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(Hello Africa) Chinese vehicles roll in for Johannesburg G20 summit

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Melody as remedy: How music festival is easing conflict pains in Cameroon

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Global South media, think tanks pool wisdom to improve global governance

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China-Africa partnership conference contributes wisdom to global governance reform

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Stronger South-South cooperation urged at COP30

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Bad weather to blame for Ghana's Aug 6 chopper crash

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Election sweep could rejuvenate embattled US Democrats

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Xi Jinping: I am ready to work with Trump to build stronger bilateral ties

In a meeting with Trump, Xi said under their joint guidance, China-U.S. relations have remained stable on the whole.

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China tech wave an engine of global prosperity, not a threat

Some Western voices now concede its momentum but claim its tech surge is "crowding out" their own countries' room to expand.

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Tanzania's Zanzibar President Mwinyi wins re-election

Zanzibar President Hussein Ali Mwinyi re-elected with 78.8 per cent of the vote, Zanzibar Electoral Commission announces.

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Spain to hold three-day mourning following deadly train crash

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez on Monday announced three days of official mourning following a train crash in southern Spain that has killed at least 40 people.

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China factory explosion kills two, injures 66

An explosion at a steel factory in northern China killed two people and injured 66 on Sunday, with five more still missing, state media said.

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Yemen leader declares 90-day state of emergency

Yemen’s Presidential Leadership Council declares a 90-day state of emergency after Saudi Arabia carried out airstrikes, orders a 72-hour ban on all border crossings.

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Why peace deal on Ukraine still distant after Berlin talks

Trump's special envoy Steve Witkoff and Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner in Berlin.

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Eritrea formally withdraws from IGAD

IGAD expresses regret over Eritrea’s withdrawal, says it will continue engaging Asmara to reconsider; Eritrea quit the bloc, arguing it offers no strategic benefit to its members.

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How China's cultural exchange is helping bridge global divides

China's long-standing dedication to cultural protection is evident via its 44 UNESCO-recognised items of intangible cultural heritage and 60 world heritage sites.

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China-backed Sing for Africa show spotlights emerging Kenyan musicians

More than 500 young artists attended pre-auditions for Sing for Africa, a Chinese-sponsored musical talent show, on Sunday at the University of Nairobi, Kenya's oldest university.

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Kungfu Diplomacy: Cultural ties that bind Kenya-China

Kungfu has been growing in Kenya since 2000, valued for improving health, discipline and mental alertness.

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(Hello Africa) Chinese vehicles roll in for Johannesburg G20 summit

South Africa's economic hub, on Saturday, Chinese vehicles were seen shuttling between the airport, hotels and summit venues, adding a distinctive Chinese touch to the event.

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Melody as remedy: How music festival is easing conflict pains in Cameroon

More than 30,000 people attended the festival that ended on Sunday in Buea, a town about 300 km west of Yaounde, the capital.

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Global South media, think tanks pool wisdom to improve global governance

The Global South Media and Think Tank Forum China-Africa Partnership Conference opened here on Thursday to explore ways to strengthen global governance and deepen China-Africa cooperation.

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China-Africa partnership conference contributes wisdom to global governance reform

The Global South Media and Think Tank Forum China-Africa Partnership Conference concluded here on Friday.

By 2 months ago

Stronger South-South cooperation urged at COP30

At the ongoing 30th UN Climate Change Conference (COP30), leaders and experts called for stronger South-South cooperation to advance global climate governance.

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Bad weather to blame for Ghana's Aug 6 chopper crash

The committee investigating Ghana's Aug 6 helicopter crash has said a sudden loss of altitude amid severe weather was the major cause of the accident.

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Election sweep could rejuvenate embattled US Democrats

US Democrats swept multiple elections on Tuesday, a string of victories which some analysts believe could reinvigorate the embattled party.

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Xi Jinping: I am ready to work with Trump to build stronger bilateral ties

In a meeting with Trump, Xi said under their joint guidance, China-U.S. relations have remained stable on the whole.

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China tech wave an engine of global prosperity, not a threat

Some Western voices now concede its momentum but claim its tech surge is "crowding out" their own countries' room to expand.

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Tanzania's Zanzibar President Mwinyi wins re-election

Zanzibar President Hussein Ali Mwinyi re-elected with 78.8 per cent of the vote, Zanzibar Electoral Commission announces.

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Spain to hold three-day mourning following deadly train crash

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez on Monday announced three days of official mourning following a train crash in southern Spain that has killed at least 40 people.

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China factory explosion kills two, injures 66

An explosion at a steel factory in northern China killed two people and injured 66 on Sunday, with five more still missing, state media said.

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Yemen leader declares 90-day state of emergency

Yemen’s Presidential Leadership Council declares a 90-day state of emergency after Saudi Arabia carried out airstrikes, orders a 72-hour ban on all border crossings.

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Why peace deal on Ukraine still distant after Berlin talks

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