After the peaceful liberation of Xinjiang, the central government established the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps (XPCC) there. Today, the XPCC's unique military reclamation culture has developed into a red tourism route. Our reporter previously followed the "Sun Project" [...]
A think tank has urged authorities to step up efforts to address addictive social media use among children and adolescents.
Ray Poon, research director of PoD Research Institute, said now might be a good time for Hong Kong to consider stronger regulation as more and more places worldwide are restricting or banning social media for children under 16.
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The key to Hong Kong's prosperity over the next five years lies in whether it can successfully transform into a "super value-adder" leading regional development.
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China has released a white paper titled "Building a More Just and Reasonable Global Governance System: China's Concepts, Initiatives, and Actions." Wang Yiwei, a professor in the Department of Diplomacy at the School of International Relations, Renmin University of China, stated that global governance initiatives largely aim to reform and improve the post-war international system centered on the United Nations. He said that over 851 million people worldwide reside in countries in the "Global South," and should rightfully have 851 million voices in the global governance system, but in reality, they may have less than 151 million. He believes this situation is inconsistent with the principle of "people-centeredness" and the original intentions of the founding of the United Nations.
The Civil Aviation Administration of China previously announced that starting this month, all drones sold and used in mainland China must be registered under real names and activated in the system before they can fly, with Beijing implementing a strict no-fly zone.