1. China, Malaysia to adopt mutual visa-free policy starting July 17 China and Malaysia will implement a reciprocal visa-free entry policy effective July 17. The… Read More »10 big things about China you should not miss (July 6-July 12)
Special: W.E. Talk By Han Yu & Li Jiayin from CNS On July 10, the second Orchid Awards ceremony was held in Beijing, where former… Read More »Cultural Exchange Creates a Space for Trust
At 19, Allie Sherlock is already a seasoned professional who has had recording and writing sessions in LA with huge names, counts other famous faces as… Read More »Allie Sherlock: ‘I had tickets for Macklemore, then I ended up supporting him’
In the office of Luís Costa, Economic and Trade Counsellor of Portugal in Shanghai, picturesque scenes of Portugal landscapes hanging on the walls draw immediate… Read More »Portuguese companies tap opportunities at CIIE
JIN DING/CHINA DAILY In 1987, the global population surpassed 5 billion people, a milestone that prompted the United Nations to designate July 11 as World… Read More »Help youth create their ideal families
A Calgary-based firearms company says one of its rifles being classified as prohibited by the RCMP has thrown his business into “crisis mode.” “Right now,… Read More »Alberta firearms maker ‘riled up’ as Mounties ban popular rifle from Canadian market | CBC News
Documents obtained by CBC/Radio-Canada provide new details on the scramble at Elections Newfoundland and Labrador in 2021, as it pivoted at a moment’s notice to… Read More »Chaotic 2021 N.L. election saw votes cast using sticky notes, people sending selfies to get ballots | CBC News
China has introduced an overarching and comprehensive document guiding the governance of the country’s rivers, with one of the major goals being boosting its ability… Read More »Rules to reinforce riverfront readiness
Canadian environmentalist David Suzuki made headlines last week when he said in an interview with iPolitics that humanity has lost its fight against climate change. “We’re… Read More »David Suzuki says it may be too late to solve climate crisis, but communities can still take action | CBC News
A blue foam board carries the Japanese word “Constitution” at its upper right corner. At the center, 18 hand-folded paper cranes are arranged to form… Read More »Invest in people, not war
