# China
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China Marks 95th Anniversary of September 18 Incident in Shenyang
Senior party, government, and military officials gathered in Liaoning to sound alarm bells and reinforce historical and defense narratives.

Former Chinese Badminton Association Executive Wang Wei Placed Under Probe
A former vice president and secretary-general of the Chinese Badminton Association is facing a supervisory investigation amid a continuing anti-graft drive.

China Unveils Two-Year Multi-Agency Push to Safeguard Farm Brands
Three central authorities launch a joint 2026–2027 action plan targeting e-commerce counterfeits, trademark squatting, and unfair competition in agriculture.

China Launches Tianyi Satellites to Test Flexible Perovskite Solar Cells
A Kuaizhou-11 rocket carried two commercial satellites into orbit, initiating China's first module-level space tests for flexible perovskite photovoltaics.

China Revises Agriculture Law to Strengthen Rural Governance and Food Security
The updated statute legally enshrines food security mechanisms, rural operating structures, and party oversight.

China and Vietnam Women's Federation Heads Meet in Beijing to Deepen Ties
State Councilor Shen Yiqin met with Vietnamese counterpart Le Thi Thuy to expand bilateral cooperation on women's affairs.

China Unveils Five-Year Crop Plan Targeting Grain Security and Green Tech by 2030
The Ministry of Agriculture outlines targets to safeguard staple food supplies, consolidate oilseeds, and deploy advanced farm machinery under the 15th Five-Year Plan.

China Opens Pinglu Canal in Guangxi to Bolster Southwestern Trade Route
Vice Premier Ding Xuexiang launched navigation on the waterway connecting Nanning to the Beibu Gulf after four years of construction.

China Data Chief Urges Full-Chain Market Reforms for Enterprise Assets
National Data Administration head Liu Liehong outlines plans to merge public and corporate datasets while completing pricing and ownership mechanisms.

Wang Yi Meets Iranian Counterpart as Tehran Signals Hormuz Reopening
Beijing urges Washington and Tehran to resume negotiations, while Iran claims an agreement with Oman on waterway access.

China to Curb Arbitrary Law Enforcement and Expand 24/7 Legal Services
The Ministry of Justice outlines five-year priorities, emphasizing curbs on excessive corporate inspections and around-the-clock public legal aid.

China's Top Legislature Ratifies Bilateral Extradition Treaty with Hungary
The decision formalizes Beijing's approval of the judicial cooperation pact signed in Budapest in 2025.