Google has released its Gemini 3 artificial intelligence model.

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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 19 (Xinhua) — Google on Tuesday announced the release of Gemini 3, its newest and most advanced artificial intelligence (AI) model.

The company said Gemini 3 is the "world's best model for multimodal understanding" and the most powerful model for AI programming to date.

As Google notes, Gemini 3 offers richer visualization and deeper interactivity, based on state-of-the-art reasoning capabilities demonstrated in key benchmarks.

Gemini 3 is "our most intelligent model yet, bringing together all the capabilities of Gemini to help you bring any idea to life," said Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google and its parent company Alphabet. Gemini 3 "understands the context and intent behind your request much better, so you get what you need without unnecessary prompts," he added.

On Tuesday, Google also unveiled Gemini 3 Deep Think, an enhanced reasoning mode designed to further boost model performance. The company said the feature will first be available to security testers and then to Google AI Ultra subscribers.

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Brazil's COP30 Action Agenda aims to move climate action from promises to concrete results

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BELEM, Brazil, November 19 (Xinhua) — Bruna Cerqueira, Director of the Action Programme at the 30th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP30), said on Tuesday that Brazil's presidency is focused on translating political commitments into real climate solutions.

Speaking at a briefing on the ninth day of COP30, which continues until November 21 in the Amazonian city of Belém, B. Cerqueira assessed the progress of the negotiations and outlined the main strategy underlying this year's conference.

“We are working across all areas of the Programme of Action to advance plans that accelerate the search for solutions and move from commitments to results,” she said, emphasizing the continuity with the work of previous COP presidencies.

B. Cerqueira described in detail the political framework supporting COP30, designed to integrate action at multiple levels. "From the outset, we understood that the COP should be based on four pillars: the leaders' summit, which opens the process; negotiations; an Action Plan; and mobilization to achieve the three goals we set," said the Director of the Action Plan.

She added that the goals are to protect multilateralism, accelerate implementation and link climate action with people's daily lives.

B. Cerqueira also noted significant progress in funding for indigenous peoples and local communities. The $1.2 billion pledged at COP26 was delivered a year ahead of schedule and has now been nearly doubled. "At this conference, we are reaffirming that commitment, increasing it to $2 billion. Thirty donors have already supported this proposal," she said, noting that Brazil's announcement of new boundaries for indigenous lands is part of a broader legal and administrative effort.

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The Chinese Foreign Ministry: Mutual visa waivers between China and Russia are in the interests of the peoples of both countries.

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Beijing, November 19 (Xinhua) — The introduction of a mutual visa-free regime between China and Russia is in the interests of the peoples of both countries, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said at a regular ministry press conference on Wednesday.

The Chinese diplomat made this statement while commenting, at the media's request, on Russian President Vladimir Putin's announcement that a visa-free regime for Chinese citizens wishing to visit Russia would come into effect soon.

China attaches great importance to simplifying procedures for the movement of people between China and Russia, Mao Ning noted, emphasizing that the two countries are each other's largest neighbors.

The introduction of a mutual visa-free regime between the two countries will further strengthen cultural exchanges and meets the common interests of the peoples of the two countries, she concluded. -0-

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China and Russia are stepping up cooperation in vocational education at an event in Jixi.

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Beijing, November 19 (Xinhua) — An educational event titled "Integrating Professional Experience between China and Russia, Realizing Future Dreams" was held Tuesday at the Jixi City Vocational Education Center in Heilongjiang Province, northeast China. More than 100 representatives from Chinese and Russian vocational schools, as well as industry experts from both countries, attended the event.

According to a report on the Zhongxinwang news website, the event was organized by the Jixi City Education Bureau. Participants focused on two majors: computer graphic design and unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) operation and maintenance.

In the morning, Chinese and Russian students competed in a friendly drone piloting competition. Wearing protective goggles, the participants demonstrated high precision in controlling the aircraft on a specially prepared course. In the computer labs, computer design students worked on projects covering three themes: "Cultural Interaction between China and Russia," "The Future of Vocational Education," and "Green Development."

The event also included a professional experience exchange session. Chinese educators presented their experience in building a practical training system and collaborating with enterprises, while Russian teachers introduced the audience to Russia's professional skills certification system in the UAV field and shared their experience integrating the teaching of traditional culture with design projects.

In addition, on the same day, some secondary vocational schools in China and Russia signed framework agreements on inter-college cooperation, which provide for such areas of cooperation as teacher and student exchanges, joint development of curricula, and resource sharing.

The Jixi City Education Department stated that in the future, efforts will be made to build on the achieved cooperation results to focus on the goal of training qualified specialists with an international perspective, optimize foreign exchange policies, and integrate the resources of various schools and relevant enterprises to provide support for mutual visits between teachers and students, joint programs, and other forms of cooperation between China and Russia. -0-

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The CPC and the German SPD held their second strategic dialogue in Beijing.

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BEIJING, Nov. 19 (Xinhua) — The second strategic dialogue between the Communist Party of China (CPC) and the Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD) was held in Beijing on Tuesday.

Liu Haixing, Director of the International Liaison Department of the CPC Central Committee, and Lars Klingbeil, Co-Chairman of the SPD, Vice-Chancellor of Germany, and Minister of Finance of Germany attended the event and delivered keynote speeches.

Liu Haixing presented an overview of the Fourth Plenary Session of the 20th CPC Central Committee. He expressed the CPC's readiness to share development opportunities with Germany and jointly maintain world peace and stability. The CPC is willing to work with the SPD to effectively utilize the mechanism of strategic dialogue, strengthen exchanges and mutual learning, promote cooperation in all fields, and advance the healthy and stable development of relations between China and Germany, as well as between China and the EU.

The German side stated that the SPD is ready to strengthen exchanges with the Communist Party of China. Within the framework of the strategic dialogue mechanism, the two parties will engage in open dialogue on a wide range of issues, including relations between Germany, China, and the EU, climate change, artificial intelligence, and regional peace and security, in order to strengthen mutual understanding, expand consensus, and jointly contribute to addressing global challenges.

Representatives of relevant Chinese authorities and think tanks, as well as members of the SPD delegation, also took part in the dialogue. -0-

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In the first ten months of 2025, Guangzhou's foreign trade turnover with countries participating in the Belt and Road Initiative increased by 24.1 percent.

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BEIJING, November 19 (Xinhua) — In the first ten months of 2025, Guangzhou City in southern China's Guangdong Province's import and export volume with countries participating in the Belt and Road Initiative reached 479.61 billion yuan, up 24.1 percent year-on-year, the Zhongguo Xinwenshe news agency reported.

According to Guangzhou Customs data, Guangzhou's foreign trade turnover reached a record high of 1.02 trillion yuan from January to October this year, up 12.1 percent year-on-year. Meanwhile, the city's export volume increased by 20.5 percent year-on-year to 682.36 billion yuan.

During the specified period, Guangzhou's foreign trade turnover with BRICS member and partner countries increased by 22.5 percent year-on-year to 255.96 billion yuan.

A breakdown of foreign trade goods shows that from January to October, the city's export volume of electric vehicles, solar panels, and lithium batteries totaled 19.94 billion yuan, up 52.8 percent year-on-year. High-tech exports, meanwhile, grew 15.3 percent year-on-year to 75.36 billion yuan. -0-

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The 11th Northeast Asia Tourism Forum, under the Greater Tumen Initiative, focuses on cross-border cooperation in cultural tourism.

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CHANGCHUN, Nov. 19 (Xinhua) — The 11th Northeast Asia Tourism Forum, titled "Ecotourism and Sustainable Development: A Shared Vision for Northeast Asia," was held in Hunchun, northeast China's Jilin Province, on Tuesday under the Greater Tumen Initiative.

Representatives from China, Mongolia, the Republic of Korea, and Russia participated in the event. They discussed topics such as deepening cross-border cooperation in implementing cultural tourism projects, among others.

At the forum's opening ceremony, Jin Yuhui, a member of the Jilin Provincial Government's leadership group, noted that Jilin Province is rich in unique ecotourism resources. In recent years, provincial authorities have been actively working to develop large tourism industry clusters through deep integration and development of culture and tourism, and are striving to create world-class tourist destinations, while actively deepening exchanges and cooperation with Northeast Asian countries.

During the forum, government officials, experts, scholars, and tourism industry representatives from the four countries delivered speeches on topics such as the characteristics and advantages of tourism products in their countries, recommendations for ecotourism and sustainable development, and the development of tourism projects within the framework of the "Greater Tumen Initiative."

"This forum is a platform for promoting ecotourism and tourism development in Northeast Asia. In the future, we will collaborate with government agencies to develop more detailed programs to facilitate the implementation of relevant cooperation projects," said Li Hu Meng, head of the Greater Tumen Initiative Secretariat of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).

Following the forum, a number of memorandums and framework agreements on cooperation in the field of tourism were signed between China and Russia, as well as China and the Republic of Kazakhstan.

The Greater Tumen Initiative is an intergovernmental cooperation mechanism initiated and supported by UNDP, comprising China, Mongolia, the Republic of Korea, and Russia. It aims to strengthen cooperation in Northeast Asia in transport, energy, tourism, investment, and environmental protection. The current forum was jointly organized by the UNDP Greater Tumen Initiative Secretariat and the Jilin Provincial Administration of Culture and Tourism. -0-

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Chinese Foreign Ministry: In the current situation, Japanese seafood will have no market even if it is exported to China.

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Chinese Foreign Ministry: In the current situation, Japanese seafood will have no market even if they are exported to China. Chinese Foreign Ministry: In the current situation, Japanese seafood will have no market even if they are exported to China.

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China's Foreign Ministry: Japan is ineligible to become a permanent member of the UN Security Council

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BEIJING, November 19 (Xinhua) — Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi recently made erroneous public statements regarding Taiwan, grossly interfering in China's internal affairs. A country that behaves in such a manner cannot be responsible for maintaining international peace and security and is not qualified to become a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson said Wednesday. -0-

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The governor of Hiroshima Prefecture and the mayor of Nagasaki City called on the Japanese government to adhere to non-nuclear principles.

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TOKYO, Nov. 19 (Xinhua) — The governor of Hiroshima Prefecture and the mayor of Nagasaki City opposed Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's attempt to revise the three non-nuclear principles, a day after the governors of Okinawa and Nagasaki expressed similar concerns.

Hiroshima Governor Hidehiko Yuzaki said at a press conference on Tuesday that Hiroshima is the first city in human history to be hit by an atomic bomb and that three long-standing non-nuclear principles must be observed.

H. Yuzaki stated that relying on nuclear weapons for security is dangerous, and the government should strive to find a way out of the nuclear deterrent situation.

Nagasaki Mayor Shiro Suzuki also told the press on Tuesday that Takaichi's attempt to revise the three non-nuclear principles would increase Japan's reliance on nuclear deterrence. These principles have long been considered national policy, and the government must be urged to adhere to them.

The Three Non-Nuclear Principles include the renunciation of nuclear weapons, the renunciation of nuclear weapons production, and a ban on the import of nuclear weapons into Japan. They were formulated in 1967 by then-Prime Minister Eisaku Sato and later approved by a Diet resolution.

The National Security Strategy, one of three documents approved by the cabinet in 2022, states: “The core policy of adherence to the three non-nuclear principles will remain unchanged in the future.”

However, Japanese media recently reported, citing government sources, that during the review of Japan's National Security Strategy and other security-related documents, S. Takaichi is studying the possibility of changing the third non-nuclear principle, which prohibits the import of nuclear weapons into Japan, which is raising serious doubts and concerns within the country. -0-

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