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Three-day holiday ending Saturday logs more than 119 million domestic trips and close to 54 billion yuan in revenue, well over pre-pandemic levels.

‘A masterpiece of statesmanship,” declared The Daily Telegraph. “Un résultat considérable,” judged Le Figaro. It is relatively rare for diplomats to secure such coverage of our work. It is rarer still for such plaudits to stand the test of time. Yet today, 120 years since these newspaper reports were filed, we both see how significant an achievement establishing an Entente Cordiale between our countries was.

The Ministers agreed to strengthen the bilateral cooperation between France and Kenya on climate and recalled the importance of taking concrete (…)

The British Foreign Secretary and French Foreign Minister celebrate 120 years of cooperation between our two countries

Kenya and France have resolved to strengthen bilateral relations, even as the two countries finalized an agreement to enhance the infrastructure and transport sector. Prime Cabinet Secretary, also the Foreign Affairs and Diaspora Affairs Cabinet Secretary, Musalia Mudavadi has said the agreement finalized will facilitate funding to upgrade the Nairobi commuter railway. "The project aligns

(VOVWORLD) -Minister of Foreign Affairs Bui Thanh Son held talks with Wang Yi, member of the Politburo of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee, Director of the Office of the CPC Central Committee’s Commission for Foreign Affairs and Minister of Foreign Affairs of China, in Guangxi province on Thursday. The talks were held during Minister Son’s official visit to China.

Music has a way of taking us back. The melody of Dan Dorchak’s family heirloom melts away the years.

Despite 783 million people facing hunger globally, we waste 1.05 billion tonnes of food every year, costing over $1T, reveals a new UN report.

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The controversial EU Nature Restoration Law to protect biodiversity is stuck in limbo, having lost support from Hungary and other member states.