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This page is an archive of main headlines from China for 25.11.2025.
It displays 47 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
25.11.2025 ⇢ The Day Xi Reinforced Ties with Trump and Tonga
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Chinese state media opened the day continuing extensive coverage of President Xi Jinping's phone call with US President Donald Trump, emphasizing bilateral ties and China's Taiwan stance. This narrative persisted across numerous outlets through the morning. Concurrently, a significant focus emerged on Xi's meeting with Tonga's King Tupou VI and the signing of cooperation documents, signaling diplomatic engagement with Pacific island nations. This dual emphasis on US relations and Pacific diplomacy defined the editorial landscape throughout the day, suggesting a strategic balancing act in China's foreign policy. Later reports also touched upon EU ministers courting Trump on China policy and the Renminbi's appreciation.
25.11.2025
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00:01⇢Xi and Trump's Taiwan Talk
⌨Chinese state media is predominantly focused on President Xi Jinping's telephone conversation with US President Donald Trump, emphasizing China's principled stance on the Taiwan question and the importance of Sino-US relations (Beijing Daily, CCTV, China Economic Net, China Daily, Global Times, Huanqiu, People's Daily (Chinese), South China Morning Post, Xinhua News, Xinhua News (Chinese)). This comes as some international outlets report on other issues, such as human rights concerns (VOA Chinese).
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China Military Online
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中国中央电视台
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10:43
South China Morning Post
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10:44⇢Xi-Trump Call echoes
⌨Chinese state media continues to focus overwhelmingly on President Xi Jinping's telephone conversation with US President Donald Trump, emphasizing maintaining bilateral ties and China's stance on Taiwan (Beijing Daily, China Daily, China Daily (Chinese), CCTV, China Economic Net, Global Times, Guangming Daily, Huanqiu, People's Daily (English), South China Morning Post, Xinhua News, Xinhua News (Chinese), VOA Chinese). Some outlets also report on Japan's stance on Taiwan and US-Japan calls (China Military Online (English), South China Morning Post, VOA Chinese).
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China Military Online
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South China Morning Post
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11:14
中国经济网
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11:14
South China Morning Post
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11:54
Xinhua News Agency
11:54
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Deutsche Welle 中文网
12:26
12:42
South China Morning Post
12:42
12:50
中国经济网
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13:00
Hong Kong Free Press
Secretary for Security Chris Tang may declare the Hong Kong Parliament and the Hong Kong Democratic Independence Union as “prohibited organisations” in the city under the Safeguarding National Security Ordinance, the government said.
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13:02⇢Xi Embraces Tonga King
⌨Chinese state media continues to highlight President Xi Jinping's phone call with US President Trump, emphasizing maintaining bilateral ties and China's stance on Taiwan (CCTV English, China Daily, Global Times, People's Daily (English)). Concurrently, multiple state-controlled outlets report on Xi's meeting with Tonga's King Tupou VI and the signing of cooperation documents, signaling diplomatic engagement with Pacific island nations (China Economic Net, Huanqiu, Xinhua News, Xinhua News (Chinese)).
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Global Times
Chinese President Xi Jinping met with visiting King Tupou VI of the Kingdom of Tonga here on Tuesday.
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Deutsche Welle 中文网
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Xinhua News Agency
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BBC 中文网
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Deutsche Welle 中文网
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South China Morning Post
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China Daily
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Hong Kong Free Press
Secretary for Security Chris Tang said that police had recorded 35 cases related to attempts to sabotage the December 7 elections. Most cases were alleged criminal damage to posters promoting the legislative polls.
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Deutsche Welle 中文网
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16:44
Billions are pouring into the domestic radiopharmaceutical industry as it races to catch up with global giants. But a shortage of talent and a ‘fast-follower’ mentality are proving to be major obstacles
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17:01
Hong Kong Free Press
The display of China’s national flags and Hong Kong’s regional flags was the most expensive item, costing HK$8.5 million. It was followed by HK$4.9 million spent on banners and HK$3 million on lighting.
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Peoples Daily
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17:16⇢Xi-Trump Call echoes
⌨Chinese state media continues to extensively cover President Xi Jinping's phone call with US President Trump, emphasizing the importance of bilateral ties and China's stance on Taiwan (Beijing Daily, CCTV English, China Daily, DW Chinese, Guangming Daily, VOA Chinese, BBC Chinese, South China Morning Post). Simultaneously, a significant number of state-controlled outlets report on Xi's meeting with Tonga's King Tupou VI (China Daily (Chinese), China Economic Net, Global Times, Huanqiu, People's Daily (English), People's Daily (Chinese), Xinhua News, Xinhua News (Chinese)).
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China Military Online
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South China Morning Post
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18:57
Xinhua News Agency
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19:06
South China Morning Post
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20:15
South China Morning Post
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20:48
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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South China Morning Post
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Deutsche Welle 中文网
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