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China

Rooted in a people-centered mission, the CPC's 105-year-long existence delivers unique insights for domestic and global development

World

Rethinking political parties

The true measure of a political party lies in its ability to govern, serve the people and contribute to a fairer international order

- For the people, for the world

China

Revival in the red heartland

An old revolutionary base reinvents itself through a fusion of red tourism, green agriculture and hi-tech infrastructure

China

As AI races ahead, China bets on a people-centered digital future

Guided by a digital avatar, visitors at the 2026 Global Digital Economy Conference in Beijing stand before an intelligent diagnostic device to complete facial and ocular scanning

Business

More than a market

Expo highlights the power of China's complete industrial system

- 2026 Summer Davos forum in Dalian shifts the global conversation to large-scale, real-world tech impact

World

Global observers find new inspiration as CPC turns 105

A gathering marking the 105th founding anniversary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) was held in Beijing on Wednesday, where Xi Jinping, general secretary of the CPC Central Committee, Chinese president and chairman of the Central Military Commission, delivered an important speech

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Bountiful books

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Fact Check

Platforms for inclusive growth

By Lan Xinzhen

Editorial

Sharing China's opportunities

Editorial

Pacific Dialogue

When the world comes knocking

By Liang Xiao

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-	Xi's discourses on community-level work published
-	New book published on germ warfare crimes of notorious Japanese Unit 731 during WWII
-	China, Finland agree to strengthen cooperation, jointly address challenges
-	2026 Global Digital Economy Conference kicks off in Beijing
-	China unveils five-year plan to improve services, quality of life for people with disabilities
-	China slams Japan's so-called "free and open Indo-Pacific" vision

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