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Chinese and African government officials jointly refuted, on the occasion of the 60th Africa Day, the

China and Tajikistan said in a joint statement issued on Thursday on the sideline of the China-Central Asia Summit that both sides will continue to work hard to promote the construction of railway and highway transportation corridors, while emphasizing the great significance of strengthening connectivity of the regional transportation infrastructure.

In an exclusive interview with Global Times reporter Yin Yeping (GT), Chinese Ambassador to Australia Xiao Qian (Xiao) said that bilateral economic and trade relations now face an important window of opportunity.

China resumed imports of Brazilian beef on Thursday, one month after the product was banned over a confirmed case of mad cow disease, just days ahead of a state visit by Brazil’s President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva to China.

The first shipment of Australian coking coal was set to arrive at a southern Chinese port on Wednesday night following breakthrough trade talks this week, reflecting the gradual restoration of bilateral economic and trade ties. Experts urged Australia to seize this important opportunity to inject more positive factors into their economic cooperation for mutual benefit.

Standing on this monumental juncture, the Global Times is publishing a series of articles to help readers understand the fruitful journey of the BRI over the last decade from multiple perspectives, and how the initiative will positively commence over the year. This is the first installment in the series, examining the impressive development of the China-Europe freight train.

Chinese drug sellers and manufacturers are scrambling to ramp up supply in response to surging market demand for fever and cold drugs nationwide against the backdrop of the relaxing of epidemic control measures.

Mongolia and China share a border of more than 4,700 kilometers, and both countries are strategic partners and friendly and good-neighboring countries, exemplified by the fact that China has been Mongolias largest source of investment and trading partner for 18 consecutive years. On September 15, the heads of China, Mongolia and Russia extended the Outline of the Development Plan on Establishing the China-Mongolia-Russia Economic Corridor by five years in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, unleashing greate...

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Local authorities and traders in Yiwu, a major manufacturing export hub in East Chinas Zhejiang Province, have adopted various contingency measures to secure shipments and smooth trade, even as the city battles a severe round of COVID-19 outbreaks.