President Xi Jinping's speech at the United Nations General Assembly on Monday morning clarified China's stance on key issues in the world, such as peace, stability, development and prosperity. It's a stance that many Chinese believe has been misunderstood or distorted by news media and politicians in the West.
Xi Jinping's state visit to the United States, with first lady Peng Liyuan, spanned from the corridors of the tech industry to the halls of the White House
China and Iran on Monday vowed closer cooperation, after Beijing played a key role in solving the decade-long Iran nuclear issue.
China has fully integrated addressing climate change into the country's overall strategy of economic and social development, President Xi Jinping said on Sunday during a working luncheon on climate change in New York.
A senior official from President Xi Jinping's delegation in the United States said that it was up to the Chinese people, especially women, to judge the development of women's rights in the country.
Editor's Note: Global media is casting a spotlight on Xi's speeches made at the United Nation headquarters and praising the world's largest developing country's effort to deal with such issues as poverty, climate change and women's rights.
A look at progress China has made in successfully meeting some of the key targets:
In his first speech at the United Nations as China's president, he addresses a range of international challenges, including eradication of poverty. Among the main points:
China has made a remarkable contribution as the international community has worked together on sustainable development issues and achieved huge success, saving millions of people from extreme poverty and hunger, through the United Nations Millennium Development Goals, said Wu Hongbo, UN under-secretary-general for economic and social affairs.
Mandarin is one of the six official languages of the United Nations, and translating documents into all those languages is crucial to the smooth functioning of the UN's machinery.
President Xi Jinping announced China's participation in 600 new projects that aim to help developing countries on trade, poverty reduction and other areas, saying that China remains "as committed as ever" to South-South cooperation.
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