What's driving the Slovak president's China visit?

是什么驱使斯洛伐克总统访问中国?

World Today

2026-07-28

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①Xi holds talks with Slovak President Peter Pellegrini. What's driving his first China visit? (00:49) ②China's AI, robotics and innovative medicines emerge as new growth engines. Are China's "New New Three" the next economic powerhouse? (13:44) ③China releases position paper on the so-called excess capacity issue. Is "overcapacity" a real economic concern or just a political manipulation? (26:17) ④EAC central bank governors reaffirm commitment to a single currency by 2031. What does this move reveal about Africa's push for deeper economic integration? (35:15) ⑤Zelensky alleges Iran has taken part in the war against Ukraine. Is the Ukraine conflict becoming a broader confrontation involving multiple regional powers? (45:50)
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  • Slovak president in Beijing was driving closer cooperation between the two sides.

  • China's AI, robotics and innovative medicines emerge as new growth engines.

  • Are they China's next economic powerhouse?

  • China releases position paper on the so-called access capacity issue.

  • Is overcapacity a real economic concern or just a political manipulation?

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  • President Xi Jinping says China stands ready to work with Slovakia

  • to foster a strategic partnership featuring mutual respect, trust and resilience.

  • He made remarks in Beijing during talks with Slovak President Peter Pellegrini, who is on state visit to China.

  • The Chinese president called on both sides to uphold international fairness

  • and justice while strengthening cooperation to improve global governance.

  • Pellegrini said Slovakia values its strategic partnership with China and is looking to expand cooperation in trade,

  • artificial intelligence, new energy and other sectors for the benefit of both countries.

  • So for more on this, joining us on the line is Professor Quqiang,

  • fellow of the Belt and Road Research Center at Mingzhu University of China.

  • Thanks for joining us, Professor.