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    Chinese state media declared that the United States shares responsibility with China for managing artificial intelligence, positioning the two powers as joint stewards of the technology. The statement lands amid ongoing US-China tensions over AI development, chip exports and safety rules, and will fuel debate about whether rivals can cooperate on governing a technology both are racing to dominate.

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    Chinese Media Clashes with White House Staff as Delegates Walk Out on Netanyahuโ—Chinese Media Clashes with WH Staff; Delegates Walk Out on Netanyahu | NTD Evening News (Sept. 24)โ–ถyoutubeWorldHuman Rights48.7K2 h ago

    An evening news roundup reports two confrontations on the international stage: Chinese state media clashing with White House staff, and delegations walking out during Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's appearance, widely reported to be at the UN General Assembly. The program also covers other top headlines of the day. Both incidents are drawing attention as signs of rising diplomatic friction involving China and Israel.

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    China's economy shifts toward innovation and high-quality developmentโ—A new economic landscape: China's economy moves toward innovation and high-quality development๐•xCNBusinessEconomy01 h ago

    Chinese state media report that the country's economy is entering a new phase, with growth increasingly driven by innovation and a push for high-quality development rather than rapid expansion. The coverage highlights technology upgrades, industrial modernisation and more sustainable growth models as defining features of the shift.

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    China reports over 90 percent enrollment across all school levelsโ—China's education system sees broad expansion, with enrollment rates exceeding 90 percent from preschool to senior secon๐•xCNLifeEducation01 h ago

    China's education authorities report that enrollment rates now exceed 90 percent at every level from preschool through senior secondary education, marking a broad expansion of the country's school system. The figures point to near-universal access to basic education nationwide, and Chinese state media are highlighting the milestone as evidence of sustained investment in schooling.