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China news — September 27, 2026

Publications tagged with China published on September 27, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

10 publications

  2. WorldEuropeMiddle EastChina

    Iranian Cultural Week in Russia: A Success Despite Sanctions

    The Iranian Cultural Week in Russia, held from October 2 to 14, showcased the country's cultural prowess despite facing international sanctions. The event, attended by a 168-member delegation, covered various fields including music, visual arts, cinema, and literature. It was marked by the signing of cultural cooperation documents and received support from high-ranking officials like Vladimir Putin and Seyed Abbas Salehi, Iran's Minister of Culture. The event aimed to strengthen relations between Iran and Russia and defy isolationist efforts.
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  4. WorldMiddle EastChina

    Tensions Rise Between Greece and Turkey in the Aegean

    Greek-Turkish relations have deteriorated in the Aegean region, with both countries accusing each other of military buildup and provocative actions. Greece has purchased an Israeli air defense system, while Turkey has conducted military exercises in the Aegean Sea. The dispute over territorial waters, 'gray zones,' and maritime interest areas has resurfaced, raising concerns about a potential crisis.
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  6. WorldMiddle EastChinaConflict

    Russian Strikes Suspend Pegasus Arms Drone Production Indefinitely

    Russian ballistic missile strikes on the night of September 23-24, 2026, have severely damaged the drone production workshop of Ukrainian company Pegasus Arms. This is the second attack on the company's production infrastructure, following a previous strike on September 2, 2025. As a result, production has been suspended indefinitely, with no determined date for resumption. Pegasus Arms is known for producing heavy bombardment drones such as the Pegasus Arms 25, used by Ukrainian formations to attack Russian installations.
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  9. WorldCorruptionChinaBudget

    New Reward System for Reporting Financial Scams in China

    Starting October 1st, citizens in China can report financial pyramids, pyramid schemes, and illegal direct sales for rewards, with a maximum reward of 10 million yuan. The system aims to encourage active exposure of various financial scams and illegal marketing activities. Reports must be made under real names with complete evidence, and the information should not be already known to law enforcement agencies. Rewards are issued in stages, with a basic reward upon initial verification, additional rewards upon successful case investigation, and a final reward calculated based on the case's scale and severity. Anonymous reports, internal informants, or cases already being handled are not eligible for rewards.
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