China’s decision to stop claiming new benefits in WTO negotiations

中国决定在世贸组织谈判中不再主张新的利益

World Today

2025-09-24

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① Xi Jinping is in Urumqi to attend events marking 70 years of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. How is China building a beautiful Xinjiang? (00:51) ② At the UN General Assembly, China’s premier says the country will not seek any new special treatment in the World Trade Organization negotiations. He also announced a few plans to contribute to global development over the next five years. How does China’s gesture matter? (13:40) ③ A conversation with Tsepang Ts'ita-Mosena, Deputy Speaker of the Lesotho Parliament, on China’s Global Governance Initiative. (24:46) ④ NATO has issued a warning to Russia against what it calls violations of its member states’ airspace, but Moscow has denied the allegations. Is there possibility for the eruption of a major aerial military clash between NATO and Russia? (36:14) ⑤ Why is South Korea’s new president offering a perceived olive branch to North Korea? (44:00)
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  • Hello and welcome to World Today.

  • I am Ding Heng in Beijing.

  • Coming up, Xi Jinping calls for concerted efforts to build a beautiful Xinjiang.

  • China's Premier Li Qian pledged not to seek new special treatment in World Trade Organization negotiations.

  • Russia denies violating NATO airspace warning against the accusations that create tensions.

  • And South Korea's leader vows to put an end to the vicious cycle with North Korea.

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  • Chinese President Xi Jinping is in Urumqi to attend events marking 70 years of the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region.

  • The Chinese leader has encouraged people from all ethnic groups and various sectors in the region to work together to build a beautiful Xinjiang in the process of Chinese-style modernization.

  • Xinjiang has prioritized the people-centered development over the past seven decades.

  • Compared to 12 years ago,

  • per capita disposable income in the region nearly doubled in urban areas and rose by 60% in rural areas last year.

  • The region has also reported a completion rate of more than 99% for 9-year compulsory education higher than the national average.

  • In the meantime,

  • the average life expectancy in the region has surged from 30 years in 1949 to the current 77 years.

  • So, for more, joining us now on the line is Salton Halie,

  • a China Affairs Observer and Retired Air Force Officer and Author in Pakistan.

  • So thank you very much for joining us today, Mr. Halley.

  • First of all,