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Cambodian Prime Minister Samdech Techo Hun Sen on Monday thanked China for providing assistance to the country’s infrastructure construction, which has greatly promoted the development of Cambodia’s economy.

Editor's Note: The 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China is to start a new chapter in the saga of reform and opening-up that energized the Chinese economy over the last four decades and made it the world's second-largest. It also sets the tone for improving the business environment for global firms, big and small, operating in the country. China Daily publishes a series of Q&As with business executives from leading MNCs featuring their outlook for the Chinese economy...

Recently I received an ironic joke photo of a parcel box. In large letters the product's name was "AMERICAN FREEDOM." Under the name, in smaller print it read "MADE IN CHINA." However, on reflection, this is not an ironic joke because America's freedom today to do as it pleases and live as it pleases rests largely on Made in China.

Japan’s strategic priorities have been given to global competition for resources and overseas aid efforts, rather than its neighboring environmental security. Japan has clearly made the wrong choice.

The American right has embraced Tom Cruise’s latest blockbuster, hailing the movie as a patriotic gesture produced in defiance of “woke” liberal elites and the Chinese Communist Party.

“Top Gun: Maverick,” the inescapable Tom Cruise blockbuster sequel, has been hailed as a cinematic throwback.

(HKSAR 25) "In this vibrant city, I feel energy, freedom and efficiency" -- Hong Kong in eyes of foreign residents-

Foreword

After the Soviet Union collapsed, the U.S. gradually began pointing its finger at China. Now it’s asking China to stab Russia in the back. One cannot help but ask: After burying Russia, as it hopes, does the U.S. expect to lead its Western allies to bury China?