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China lifts visa requirement for Greek travelers
Greek tourists and business travelers visiting China for short stays will no longer need a visa beginning October 15.
The exemption applies to citizens of Greece, Portugal, Cyprus and Slovenia and will remain in effect until December 31, 2025, according to China's state-run television network CGTN.
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University of Patra may start cooperation with Fujian University
The Region of Western Greece will try to make the most of its friendship with the Chinese region of Fujian, including cooperation in various fields such as higher education, research and innovation, the head of the Regional Authority, Nektarios Farmakis stated on Wednesday in China.
Nuclear deal with China may be finalized soon: Minister
Türkiye may finalize a deal with China on the construction of a nuclear power plant in the Thrace region soon, Energy Minister Alparslan Bayraktar has said.
"If we work tirelessly on this, in a few months' time we hope to finalize this inter-governmental agreement," Bayraktar told Chinese broadcaster CGTN in an interview.
Stournaras: ECB might raise interest rates by 25 bps next week
Another quarter-point interest rate rise by the European Central Bank should be enough and further tightening might damage the economy, ECB Governing Council member Yannis Stournaras said in an interview with CGTN Europe on Wednesday.
Chinese Fishing Vessel capsized in the Indian Ocean: 39 People are Missing
A Chinese fishing vessel capsized in the central part of the Indian Ocean on Tuesday and all 39 people on board are missing, CGTN reported.
Facebook Removed more than 500 Accounts related to Misinformation on the origins of COVID-19
The owner of Facebook - Meta Platforms - has removed more than 500 accounts associated with an online disinformation network based mainly in China, writes the BBC.
The accounts promoted a fake profile of Swiss biologist Wilson Edwards, who spread allegations that the United States was interfering in attempts to discover the origin of COVID-19.
China bans BBC news broadcasts in apparent retaliatory move
China has banned the BBC World News television channel in a diplomatic fight with Britain after British regulators revoked the license of state-owned Chinese broadcaster CGTN.
The move late on Feb. 11 was largely symbolic, because BBC World already was limited to being shown on cable TV systems in hotels and apartment compounds for foreigners and some other businesses.
China MoD official warns India: Leave Chinese land or face war
A combative Indian defense expert who accused Beijing of running bellicose news stories against Delhi drew a strong response from his Chinese TV show counterpart, who said Indian troops must leave the contested Doklam area if they do not want war.