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This page is an archive of main headlines from China for 04.12.2024.
It displays 59 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
04.12.2024 ⇢ Day Seoul's Law Lasted Six Hours
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South Korean President Yoon's brief martial law declaration and swift retraction dominated Chinese media coverage, with state outlets carefully maintaining neutrality while reporting the unfolding political crisis. Presidential staff resignations and impeachment calls from 190 lawmakers followed.
State media simultaneously launched a coordinated campaign about constitutional reverence, possibly drawing implicit parallels. Belt and Road coverage continued from previous days through Xi's meetings with Hun Sen, though with reduced intensity compared to earlier coverage.
By afternoon, attention shifted to maritime tensions as China Coast Guard reported confrontations with Philippine vessels near Huangyan Dao. The development of EU-China trade frictions emerged through coverage of battery manufacturers reducing European expansion plans, while Yi Gang's comments suggested non-retaliation as optimal response to US trade barriers.
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South China Morning Post
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Global Times
Chinese President Xi Jinping met with Nepali Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli in Beijing on Tuesday, pledging efforts to advance ...
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South China Morning Post
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South China Morning Post
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Deutsche Welle 中文网
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Global Times
Chinese President Xi Jinping met with Nepali Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli in Beijing on Tuesday, pledging efforts to advance ...
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Hong Kong Free Press
Executives from Hong Kong real estate giants signed a memorandum of understanding about supporting and participating in the Northern Metropolis development project last Friday.
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中国中央电视台
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08:48⇢Six Hours of Seoul's Martial Law
⌨The newspapers report on three major diplomatic events: Xi's meetings with Hun Sen of Cambodia and Nepal's PM (Beijing Daily, Guangming Daily, Global Times), Lai Ching-te's transit diplomacy signaling to US-China relations (DW Chinese), and South Korea's brief 6-hour martial law declaration (BBC Chinese, VOA Chinese). Hong Kong coverage focuses on John Lee's promotion of the Northern Metropolis investment returns (HKFP).
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China Daily
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China Daily
The Chinese path to modernization "meets the aspiration of 1.4 billion people for a better life and will make new and greater contributions to world peace and development", President Xi Jinping said on Tuesday.
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South China Morning Post
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Deutsche Welle 中文网
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South China Morning Post
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China Military Online
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Deutsche Welle 中文网
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South Korea's senior presidential staff, including the chief of staff and all the senior secretaries, offered to resign after President ...
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中国经济网
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中国中央电视台
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China Daily
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South China Morning Post
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South China Morning Post
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Hong Kong Free Press
President Yoon Suk Yeol declared, then lift,ed, a martial law order, some six hours after his initial address, with his senior aides offering to resign en masse on Wednesday morning, Korea’s Yonhap News Agency reported.
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Hong Kong Free Press
“This trend of luring people to Southeast Asian countries for illegal work has been revived…” Tang told legislators in Cantonese, warning that the public should be alert to online job ads which require low skills yet offer a handsome income.
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Deutsche Welle 中文网
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Xi Jinping, general secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee and Chinese president, held talks with Cambodian ...
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14:33⇢Yoon's Martial Aftermath
⌨The newspapers report two major developments since the last overview: First, an intensified coverage of Belt and Road Initiative progress, with Xi emphasizing three types of connectivity and desertification control (Beijing Daily, China Economic Net, People's Daily, China Daily). Second, the political crisis in South Korea deepens as opposition pushes for President Yoon's impeachment following his brief martial law declaration, with multiple presidential aides resigning (Caixin, DW Chinese, SCMP).
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周二晚上，韩国总统突然宣布在民主国家实施戒严，这是近50年来的首次，此举震惊整个国家。6个小时后，190名国会议员投票否决戒严令。分析人士指，尹锡悦此举与他政治受压大有关系，他接下来会面临什么情况？
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South China Morning Post
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中国中央电视台
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China Daily
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South China Morning Post
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On Wednesday, the Philippines dispatched coast guard ships and government vessels, along with several fishing boats, to intrude into China's ...
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Philippine Coast Guard vessels 9701 and 4409, along with government ships 3002 and 3003, attempted to intrude into the territorial ...
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Hong Kong Free Press
Security chief Chris Tang suggested the increase over last year’s in-flight theft figures could be attributed to the fact that the police had stepped up publicity efforts to encourage people to report crimes.
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Lower than expected demand is leading some companies to pull the plug on their more ambitious expansion plans
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South China Morning Post
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Xinhua News Agency
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China Daily
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中国经济网
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South China Morning Post
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Deutsche Welle 中文网
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In response to the brief emergency martial law South Korea imposed, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian stated that China ...
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21:12⇢Six Minutes That Shook Seoul
⌨The newspapers report extensive coverage of South Korea's brief martial law incident, with 190 lawmakers voting against Yoon's declaration (BBC Chinese, DW Chinese, Global Times). Chinese state media simultaneously runs a coordinated campaign about constitutional reverence (Beijing Daily, China Daily, China Economic Net, Guangming Daily). A new development emerges in EU-China relations as Chinese battery makers reduce European expansion plans amid lower demand (Caixin Global, SCMP).
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Deutsche Welle 中文网
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Hong Kong Free Press
Asked if he “loved” China, Jimmy Lai differentiated between the country and the ruling communist regime: “As a country of its culture and of its people, of course I love China,” Lai said. “As a state being ruled by the communist[s], I could not relate to it.”
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South China Morning Post
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The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) added "Spring Festival, social practices of the Chinese people in celebration ...
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