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      Former Lebanese PM hails China's achievements beyond economic impact

      2025-03-15 11:17 Last Updated At:23:17

      Former Lebanese Prime Minister Hassan Diab hailed China's remarkable achievements,highlighting their role in driving significant global contributions.

      Diab made the remarks during an exclusive Friday interview with China Central Television (CCTV), describing China's progress in many fields as "nothing less than remarkable".

      "China has so much to offer, as it has offered the Chinese people, it has so much to offer the world as a whole. There is no doubt the advancement of China at so many levels, you know, not just at the economic level, the scientific level, at the higher education level, which is a major interest of mine, truly at all levels, has been nothing less than remarkable. And China today is not just an economic power, but a global power that is respected everywhere you go," said Diab in Guangzhou, capital city of south China's Guangdong Province.

      China's opening extends beyond trade relations, but also encompass cultural exchanges with other countries, Diab said, emphasizing the "passion and hunger" he witnessed for such exchanges during his visits to China.

      "As I repeatedly say, I think when China opens up to other countries, it's not just at the trade and economic level, like some people perceive, but it's also at the cultural level, at levels which allow people to communicate and understand each other more. I definitely gain more as I understand more about the Chinese culture, gain more and more in each visit I come to China. It's just a pleasure to be here in China and meet different people from different cities and different areas. You feel the compassion and the hunger for opening up to other cultures and other areas in the world," said Diab.

      Former Lebanese PM hails China's achievements beyond economic impact

      Former Lebanese PM hails China's achievements beyond economic impact

      Former Lebanese PM hails China's achievements beyond economic impact

      Former Lebanese PM hails China's achievements beyond economic impact

      Former Lebanese PM hails China's achievements beyond economic impact

      Former Lebanese PM hails China's achievements beyond economic impact

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      Protests against Elon Musk's Tesla spread across UK

      2025-03-16 15:40 Last Updated At:16:17

      Protests against Tesla and its founder Elon Musk have now spread to the United Kingdom (UK), with thousands of protesters gathering outside Tesla's showrooms in London and Manchester on Saturday.

      The protests, part of a campaign dubbed the "Tesla Takedown," challenge Musk's use of his wealth and social media influence to support U.S. President Donald Trump and far-right figures in the UK.

      Holding up anti-Tesla signs, a number of protesters campaigned Friday outside a showroom of the American electric carmaker in London.

      Organizers have argued that the most effective way to pressure Musk is by targeting Tesla's financial performance, following reports that its share price has fallen 45 percent since the beginning of the year.

      The backlash stems in part from Musk's endorsement of Trump, which initially appeared to benefit Tesla, with its share price soaring to over 435 U.S. dollars in December following Trump's re-election bid.

      However, Musk's subsequent involvement with Trump and activities at the U.S. Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) have alienated some of Tesla's traditional customer base.

      While Tesla sales have declined in key European markets such as Germany, the UK saw a 20 percent annual increase in sales as of February. Despite this, protesters are determined to sway public opinion against the company, with more demonstrations planned in the coming weeks.

      Protests against Elon Musk's Tesla spread across UK

      Protests against Elon Musk's Tesla spread across UK

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