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China and the Republic of Korea (ROK) have resolved their hot-rolled coil dispute properly and in accordance with World Trade Organization rules, the Ministry of Commerce said on Tuesday.

China becomes global box office champion so far in 20262026-02-22
China has overtaken North America as the world's top-grossing film market for the time being, with its 2026 box office revenue (including pre-sales) surpassing 7 billion yuan (about 970 million U.S. dollars) as of Saturday, slightly higher than North America's 938 million U.S. dollars, according to online ticketing platforms.

China launches emergency response for meteorological disasters2026-02-21
Chinese authorities on Friday launched a Level-IV emergency response for major meteorological disasters.

Chinese researchers develop safer, more durable organic batteries2026-02-21
Chinese scientists have developed a new type of organic lithium-ion battery that is safer and more flexible, and addresses longstanding performance bottlenecks.

Chinese scientists develop AI model to push deep-space exploration2026-02-21
Chinese researchers have developed an artificial intelligence (AI) model for astronomical imaging that significantly enhances scientists' ability to peer into the deepest reaches of the cosmos.

Chinese astronauts rejoice over space tomato harvest for Spring Festival2026-02-19
As China celebrates the 2026 Spring Festival, the crew of the Shenzhou-21 mission aboard the Tiangong space station has received a remarkable gift, a thriving harvest of tomatoes grown in orbit.

Slopes of success: Olympic legacy propels tourism, industrial upgrade in north China ski town2026-02-19
On Wednesday at the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics, China's freeski aerials star Xu Mengtao soared through a breathtaking series of jumps to defend her Olympic title, delivering a performance reminiscent of her historic triumph in Beijing four years ago -- a moment still vivid in millions of memories.

Chinese researchers create advanced transistor with ultralow power consumption2026-02-17
A team of Chinese researchers has developed the world's smallest ferroelectric transistor with ultralow power consumption, offering new insights into progress in the semiconductor industry, according to a study published recently in the journal Science Advances.

China's Spring Festival spending surge becomes a global harvest2026-02-16
When the Spring Festival lanterns light up the streets of her hometown Hangzhou in east China's Zhejiang Province, Lu Jing is watching the northern lights dance over Norway.

China remains anchor of stability in unsettled world2026-02-16
At the 62nd Munich Security Conference (MSC), conversations returned again and again to a shared concern: how to steady an international order that appears increasingly fragile.

China's top court clarifies driver liability in cases involving assisted driving systems2026-02-15
China's Supreme People's Court has issued new guiding cases on criminal liability for road safety violations, clarifying that drivers retain full responsibility for safe driving even after activating assisted driving technologies.

China unveils regulation on water supply2026-02-15
Chinese Premier Li Qiang has signed a State Council decree issuing a regulation on water supply, which will take effect on June 1, 2026.

Any separatist attempt to resist reunification nothing but wishful thinking: mainland spokesperson2026-02-14
A Chinese mainland spokesperson on Friday said that any attempt to split the country or resist reunification is nothing but wishful thinking.

Chinese premier hosts symposium for foreign experts in China2026-02-14
Ahead of the Spring Festival, Chinese Premier Li Qiang on Friday afternoon hosted a symposium at the Great Hall of the People for representatives of the foreign experts who won the 2025 Chinese Government Friendship Award, as well as other foreign experts working in China.

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China starts 2026 with resilience

China's headline consumer inflation of 0.2 percent in January represents a moderation from the previous month, but this is largely a story of the calendar rather than a lack of vitality. Because the Lunar New Year fell in January last year, the comparison base was higher than usual.