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Indonesia
Indonesia Shang Bao (印度尼西亞商報) is a Mandarin-language daily newspaper published in Jakarta, Indonesia, covering business, finance, politics, and international news. Founded on April 17, 2000, it was the first Chinese-language daily established in Indonesia following the collapse of President Suharto's New Order government in May 1998. Under Suharto, who ruled from 1967 until his resignation that year, all Chinese-language education and private media were banned, making the paper's founding a marker of the post-au…

Thailand
Kia Hua Tong Nguan (京華中原聯合日報) is a Chinese-language daily newspaper published in Bangkok, Thailand, and one of the few surviving Chinese-language print titles in the country. The paper was founded on July 16, 1984, through the merger of two earlier Bangkok-based Chinese-language dailies, Kia Hua (京華日報) and Chung Yuan (中原日報), with Chung Yuan ceasing publication on July 15, 1984, and folding into Kia Hua. The paper's predecessor, Kia Hua, was founded in 1957 and was at the time the only Chinese-language newspaper in Tha…

Cambodia, China, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand
On May 15, 2026, the 2026 Overseas Chinese-Language Media Jiangxi Tour (2026海外華文媒體江西行), a state-organized reporting tour, launched in Nanchang, Jiangxi Province, with senior executives from more than 40 overseas Chinese-language media organizations attending from Malaysia, Thailand, Cambodia, the Philippines, and Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan. That evening, participants visited the Tengwang Pavilion (滕王閣) scenic area in Nanchang, where they attended a performance of "Dreaming of the Tengwang Pavilion." Organizers stated that the activity aimed to leverage the "bridging role" of overseas Chinese-language media to help Jiangxi "enhance its international communication capacity" and bring Jian…

Greece
In December 2024, the Greek newspaper Dimokratia (Δημοκρατία) signed a content-sharing agreement with the People's Daily, the official mouthpiece of the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party, describing it as the first such partnership between Greek and Chinese newspaper publishers. According to Dimokratia, a delegation from the People's Daily visited Athens earlier in 2024 to arrange a deal by which the Greek newspaper would periodically publish translated articles from its Chinese partner o…

Belgium
In March 2026, Chinese Ambassador to the European Union Cai Run (蔡潤) gave an interview to the Brussels Times, a Belgian English-language outlet. The interview focused on the 15th Five-Year Plan (2026–2030), China's national development blueprint, and its implications for China-EU relations. Cai claimed that the Plan would "inject stability and certainty into the world" and that China's trade and investment policies represent genuine openness, citing bilateral trade figures as evidence of a healthy relationship — without acknowledging that EU data

China, United Kingdom
In October 2025, Fu Hua (傅華), president of China's official Xinhua News Agency, met in Beijing with Alphonse Hardel, managing director at Reuters, the London-based international news agency. According to Xinhua's report, Fu described Reuters as one of the earliest Western news agencies to establish ties with Xinhua, citing a news cooperation agreement first signed between the two in 1957, covering news exchange and photo services. Fu called for continued cooperation "on the basis of mutual respect and shared benefits." Hardel said that both agencies share concerns about the responsible use of artificial intelligence in news and communications and exp…

Spain
In April 2025, Jishi Media signed a memorandum of understanding with Cátedra China, a Madrid-based think tank with close ties to the Chinese government. The agreement, signed in Madrid on April 11, commits both parties to producing and distributing media content to "deepen understanding of China in the Spanish-speaking world," to "develop and promote materials helping Spain understand the realities of 21st-century China," and to strengthening ties among media professionals, journalists, writers, and filmmakers in both countries — objectives that align closely with B…

Spain
On April 23, 2026, during a visit by a University of Salamanca delegation to Jilin Province, China, Jishi Media (吉視傳媒股份有限公司), a state-owned broadcaster in Jilin Province, signed a strategic cooperation agreement with the University of Salamanca. The signing took place between You Zhiqiang (由志強), the chairman of Jishi, and the University of Salamanca’s computer science professor specializing in artificial intelligence, Juan Manuel Corchado. According to the University of Salamanca's

China, Russia
On September 2, 2025, Russia's TASS news agency and China's state Xinhua News Agency signed a cooperation strategy for 2026–2030 in Beijing, on the sidelines of Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to China for the

China, Hong Kong, Malawi, Malaysia
On May 15, 2026, Huang Weijian (黃偉健), director of the international communication center of Hong Kong-based Gongong News Agency (共工新聞社), attended a cross-border and overseas media forum held at the ICC Trade Center (ICC環貿大廈) in Guangzhou. Huang delivered a keynote address titled "Rooted in Hong Kong, Connected to the World, Promoting the International Dissemination of Chinese Culture,” in which he described the agency's mandate using Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s formulation "telling China's story well, spreading China's voice" (講好中國故事、傳播中國聲音), and invoked Hong Kong's role as a p…

Greece
On October 30, 2023, Shen Haixiong (慎海雄), president of China Media Group (CMG), signed a memorandum with Dimitris Melissanidis, owner of the financial newspaper Naftemporiki. The Chinese and Greek partners agreed, according to a release from CMP, to cooperate in international news reporting, finance, and joint production of economic news. The signing of the agreement happened on the sidelines of a CMG-hosted China-Greec…

Belgium
The Brussels Times is an English-language Belgian news outlet founded in 1965 as a broadsheet newspaper and revived in its current digital and print form in 2014. Owned by BXL Connect and headquartered on Avenue Louise in Brussels, it describes itself as Belgium's largest daily news medium in English, with over two million monthly visits. Its stated mission is to provide expatriates, foreigners, and internationally oriented Belgians with coverage of Belgian news, EU affairs, and opinion. The outlet's

Greece
Dimokratia (Δημοκρατία) is a Greek daily newspaper founded in 2010. It covers national politics, social issues, and foreign affairs, with particular attention to Greece's relations with neighboring countries. The paper is published across print and digital platforms. Its coverage of Greek-Turkish tensions has at times drawn international attention. In 2020, Turkish prosecutors launched an investigation into the paper and its editors after it published a headline insulting President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan of…

Spain
The University of Salamanca (Universidad de Salamanca), founded in 1218, is one of the oldest universities in the world and Spain's foremost public research institution, enrolling over 30,000 students across four campuses with 72 undergraduate and 86 official master's programs. In October 2017, the Chinese Embassy in Spain sent an urgent email to the university's president and dean demanding cancellation of its inaugural "Taiwan Cultural Days" — warning the event "would affect the unive…

Malaysia
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Malaysia (馬來西亞外交部), also known as Wisma Putra (威士馬布特拉) after the complex in Putrajaya from which it operates, is the Malaysian government ministry responsible for the formulation, planning, and implementation of Malaysia's foreign policy, and for managing bilateral, regional, and multilateral relations with foreign countries and international organizations. Its origins date to 1956, a year before Malaysian independence, when a pioneer batch of eleven career diplomats was sent to the United Kingdom and Australia for training. The ministry was initially established as the Ministry of External Affairs before being renamed

Belgium
BXL Connect is a Belgian private limited liability company founded in March 2013. It manages The Brussels Times, an English-language Belgian newspaper.…

Belgium
The Mission of the People's Republic of China to the European Union is China's principal diplomatic representation to EU institutions. Diplomatic ties were established on May 6, 1975, when European Economic Community Vice-President Christopher Soames and Premier Zhou Enlai (周恩來) agreed to normalize relations; China's first ambassador to the European Communities presented credentials that September. The mission operates a press office and regularly publishes op-eds and statements in European…

China
Jishi Media (吉視傳媒) is a Chinese state-controlled cable television operator founded in May 2001 and headquartered in Changchun, the capital of China's northeast Jilin province. The state-run Jilin Radio and TV Station (吉林廣播電視台) is its largest shareholder and controlling entity, holding a direct 28.18 percent stake according to registration records as of May 2026 — and being the ultimate shareholder of a majority of the other minor shareholders in the entity. The company manages and maintains the province's cable television infrastructure, serving 5.19 million subscribers with cable TV, broadband internet, and digital television…

China
The Jilin Provincial People's Government is the state administrative and executive organ of Jilin Province in northeastern China, headquartered in Changchun. Established in 1949 alongside the founding of the People's Republic of China, it formally reports to the State Council in Beijing and to the Jilin Provincial People's Congress, though in practice authority rests with the Jilin Provincial Committee of the Chinese Communist Party.…

Greece
Naftemporiki (Η Ναυτεμπορική)  is a daily financial newspaper founded in Greece on March 8, 1924, by pioneering Greek journalists Panos and Giorgos Athanasiadis. The paper covers the Greek economy, capital markets, corporate news, shipping, ports, and energy policy. The paper also convenes the Naftemporiki Economic Conference and the