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ANALYSIS: For China, the return of the Taliban poses more risk than it does opportunity

The security challenges posed by the abrupt return of the Taliban are far more pressing for policy makers in Beijing, than any strategic interests down the road.

China says it hopes Taliban will ensure peaceful transition and stop terrorism

China says it hopes Taliban will ensure peaceful transition and stop terrorism
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ANALYSIS: For China, the return of the Taliban poses more risk than it does opportunity

ANALYSIS: For China, the return of the Taliban poses more risk than it does opportunity
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BRI partners find a classic path to learning

Xi Jinping: The Governance of China was released in Kiev on June 30. XINHUA Greats of Chinese literature help to turn a new page in cultural outreach Editor s Note: People-to-people exchanges are deepening the connections between countries participating in the Belt and Road Initiative. This column celebrates the efforts of those working toward a shared future. For Giorgia Solazzo, an Italian devotee of Chinese literature, any notion of language differences as a barrier to understanding another culture is left behind at the door of her local library. The 24-year-old student can dive into the works of her favorite authors among the shelves for Chinese literature at the library in her city near Milan. And she can thank an army of translators and others behind a burgeoning industry that, worldwide, is introducing Chinese literary talent to readers in local languages.

BRI wind farm bringing green energy to Ethiopia

BRI wind farm bringing green energy to Ethiopia By ZHAO RUINAN | China Daily | Updated: 2021-07-31 12:12 [Photo/IC] Forbidding deserts could prove the best places for giant wind power farms, generating abundant and clean sources of energy. That conviction has been driving hundreds of engineers and construction workers from China and Ethiopia over the past three years in their mission to build a wind power park in the vast desert of the Somalia Region in eastern Ethiopia. If everything goes well, a green-energy power plant will emerge on the barren landscape by the end of the next year. The Aysha wind power project, under the China-proposed Belt and Road Initiative, broke ground in May 2018 and was contracted by Dongfang Electric International Corporation, a Chengdu-based enterprise specializing in the production of power-generating equipment.

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