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How important is science in the mirror of the epidemic?

02:05 In the newly released proposal for China's 14th Five-Year Plan, innovation has been placed at the core of the country's continued modernization. Ability is a key component of inn

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Kenya's coffee production projected to drop to 40,000 tons in 2020

A woman sorts out coffee berries at Rui-Ruiru Coffee Factory in Mathira, Nyeri County, Kenya, Nov. 5, 2020. /Xinhua Kenya's coffee production is projected to drop to 40,000 tons in 2020 from t

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France will not 'sacrifice' its fishermen in Brexit deal: minister

Negotiations between Britain and the European Union over a post-Brexit trade deal are complex and France will oppose any pact that "sacrifices" its fishermen, French European Affairs Minister Clem

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Tsunami of 1.56 billion masks triggers new wave of marine pollution

More than 1.56 billion discarded face masks used as a preventive measure to contain the novel coronavirus transmission will enter oceans in 2020, aggravating plastic pollution and threatening mari

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UK space experiment could mine resources on moon and Mars

Humanity will need a method to extract resources locally to enable long-term human settlements off the planet.

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Farmers expect more agricultural exports to RCEP countries

Dong Jianbao has farmed spring onions for almost two decades in Linghe County, east China's Shandong Province.This year, though the coronavirus epidemic and summer floo

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World shares hold close to record highs, U.S. stocks close for holiday

Global stocks held near record highs on Thursday, as recent vaccine progress, Joe Biden's U.S. presidential election victory and hopes for further stimulus kept markets bullish.World equities are

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China bonds sold in Europe may benefit onshore markets as well

Editor's Note: Jimmy Zhu is chief strategist at Fullerton Research. The article reflects the author's opinion, and not necessarily the views of CGTN.China selling sovereign bonds in Europe, recent

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EU Leaders Urged to Step Up Preparations for No-Deal Brexit

The leaders of France, Belgium and the Netherlands urged the European Union to step up preparations for a no-deal Brexit at the end of the year in case negotiations wit

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Stocks wobble after Mnuchin pulls plug on Fed stimulus

World financial markets stalled on Friday as news that the U.S. Treasury was ending emergency loan programs dealt a blow to economic recovery hopes just as California announced curfews to try and

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Brexit talks halted after team member tests COVID-19 positive

Chief Brexit negotiators suspended direct talks on Thursday after a member of the EU team tested positive, but officials were continuing their work in line with health guidelines. /Getty Images

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Sliding dollar steadies as virus worries persist

/CFP The dollar nursed losses on Thursday following five sessions of decline, as investors' longer-term optimism about COVID-19 vaccines ran into worries about rising infections and risks to t

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India needs to rethink its China approach

Narendra Modi takes oath as Indian Prime Minister during a swearing-in ceremony at the Presidential Palace in New Delhi, India, May 30, 2019. /Xinhua Editor's note:Tom Fowdy is a British polit

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Chinese yuan jumps to strongest and will likely continue

China's yuan climbed to the strongest in more than two years, and the trend is likely to continue, fueled by optimism on the country's economic recovery.The yuan jumped 0.31 percent to 6.5623 per dol

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Erdogan visits breakaway Northern Cyprus after ally wins vote

Turkish President Erdogan visited breakaway Northern Cyprus on Sunday to meet its newly elected leader who backs his call for a “two-state” solution to the divided isla

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Prominent Trump backer, evangelical minister Jeffress admits Biden has won

Evangelical pastor Robert Jeffress has become one of the few high-profile supporters of President Trump to publicly acknowledge that the election was won by Joe Biden —

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Ireland sees EU-UK trade talks going past mid-November deadline

An EU-UK trade pact is unlikely to come together this week and negotiations might go into the next, an Irish minister said on Wednesday, confirming a Reuters report tha