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On January 4, the State Council, China's highest state administrative organ, unveiled the solid waste comprehensive management action plan, China's first policy document systematically outlining comprehensive treatment of solid waste

A discovery that could rewrite the future

The International Mineralogical Association (IMA) last November officially approved a new mineral, nickel bismuth antimony arsenic sulfide, giving it the code IMA2025-059 and the name Jinxiuite, after its discovery site in Jinxiu Yao Autonomous County, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region in south China

Above the law? A crackdown on 'black flights'

The growing application of drones and other low-altitude technologies reflects broader technological progress

Spend, lend, grow: China's triple agency plan to rev up consumption

China is beginning to steer financial resources appropriately from the investment side toward the consumption side

A sweet bond: From Chilean orchards to Chinese tables

The two countries maintain a high degree of synchronization in the United Nations, Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation and other international organizations, and jointly safeguard multilateralism

Artificial suns: A new energy solution

On November 24, the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) launched an international science program for research on burning plasma and released its research plan for the Burning Plasma Experimental Superconducting Tokamak (BEST), also known as an "artificial sun."

A declaration of independence

The adoption of the leaders' declaration itself is a powerful signal that, despite profound differences, major economies still believe it is necessary and possible to sit down at the same table for dialogue and cooperation

Modernizing the industrial system

Every major industrial transformation brings about a qualitative leap in productivity and has a significant impact on production and lifestyle, as well as economic and social development

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Sovereignty through technology

Global competition in the technology sector has extended from trade to digital infrastructure and standard setting

From ambition to action

The country's National Carbon Emissions Trading Market, launched in 2021, aims to control and reduce greenhouse gas emissions through market mechanisms and is already the world's largest.

RCEP—An engine of integration

The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) agreement was signed five years ago on November 15. Figures show that in the current context of backlash against globalization, the agreement is accelerating regional economic integration and thereby demonstrating the resilience of multilateralism