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China calls on Canada not to interfere in judicial sovereignty

China's Foreign Ministry on Thursday calls on Canada not to interfere in China's judicial sovereignty following Canada's protests of two crime cases involving two of its citizens.In a public statemen

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Biden says he plans to run again, to make it final in early 2023

U.S. President Joe Biden said on Wednesday he intends to run for re-election and would likely make a final decision by early next year, after declaring the results of T

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APD | With the New leadership, China emerged more united and more strong

Author: Prof. Engr. Zamir Ahmed Awan, Founding Chair GSRRA, Sinologist (ex-Diplomat), Editor, Analyst, and Non-Resident Fellow of CCG (Center for China and Globalizatio

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APD | The effectiveness of the G20 has its limitations

Author: Yaroslav Lisovolik, Program Director of the Valdai Discussion Club, RussaOn the 15th and 16th of November, the 17th Summit of the Group of Twenty (G20) will be

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Ugandan president says measures in place to avoid Ebola spread

Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni on Tuesday assured the international community that the east African country has put in place measures to avoid the exportation of the

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2022 CIIE witnesses intended deals over $4b so far

The total value of intended deals made at the China International Import Expo (CIIE) 2022 has surpassed $4 billion, China Media Group reported on Tuesday.More than 1,10

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Turkish air strikes hit villages in northern Syria: SDF

Turkish aircraft shelled two villages populated with internally displaced people in northern Syria, a spokesman for the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) said

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Ghana's consumer inflation rises to 40.4 percent in October

Ghana's annual consumer inflation continued with an upward surge and hit 40.4 percent in October, the Ghana Statistical Service said Wednesday.Samuel Kobina Annim, the