Business negotiations between Heihe and Jinhua enterprises took place in Heihe.

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BEIJING, Sept. 25 (Xinhua) — Business talks were held between enterprises from Heihe and Jinhua, east China's Zhejiang Province, in Heihe, northeast China, on Sept. 23. The talks were titled "Heilongjiang and Zhejiang Provinces Join Forces to Enter International Markets."

According to the Heilongjiang Provincial Government website, the event aimed to deepen cooperation between businesses in the two cities and Russia, as well as to create an effective and practical platform for joint efforts to develop international markets. The meeting was attended by approximately 60 representatives of businesses from both cities and Russian businessmen.

As a key hub for China's opening up to Russia, Heihe is located opposite Blagoveshchensk, the third-largest city in the Russian Far East, and offers unique advantages for trade with Russia. Last year, Heihe's trade volume with Russia exceeded 30 billion yuan, an increase of 15.9 percent and accounting for 96.8 percent of the city's total imports and exports.

Heihe has now established a system of cooperation with Russia focused on energy imports and agricultural and engineering exports. Last year, engineering exports totaled 5.05 billion yuan (up 17.6 percent), while agricultural exports totaled 560 million yuan (up 100.5 percent).

Jinhua boasts a vibrant private economy and a strong industrial base, occupying a key position in the global small-commodity trade market. Representatives from over 20 high-quality Jinhua companies attended the talks, drawn by Heihe's unique advantages and favorable policies, hoping to leverage this opportunity to deepen cooperation with Russia.

The free trade zone's preferential policies and development opportunities were presented in detail during the talks. Companies from both cities reached a number of cooperation agreements and signed various contracts. Participants noted that the meeting allowed them to better understand Heihe's strengths, the political environment, and market demand, laying a solid foundation for future activities in import and export, cross-border e-commerce, and cooperation with Russia.

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A platform for exchanging information on traditional medicine between SCO countries was officially launched in Nanchang.

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Nanchang, September 25 (Xinhua) — The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Forum on Traditional Medicine (TM) opened Thursday in Nanchang, capital of East China's Jiangxi Province. During the event, a website for the SCO countries' TM information exchange platform was officially launched. It can be accessed by visiting https://scotmf.jxutcm.edu.cn/.

Available in Chinese, Russian, and English, the platform is said to integrate big data, artificial intelligence, large-scale language models, and other next-generation information technologies. Its goal is to facilitate information accumulation, mutual exchanges, multilateral cooperation, and policy coordination in four key areas of traditional medicine among SCO countries: education, scientific research, healthcare, and industry.

The initiative aims to further strengthen the preservation and transmission of traditional medicine while enhancing its global impact. -0-

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The Chinese city of Guiyang and the Russian city of Volzhsky held a videoconference on friendly cooperation.

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Beijing, September 25 (Xinhua) — Representatives from the Chinese city of Guiyang (the capital of Guizhou Province in southwest China) and the Russian city of Volzhsky recently held a videoconference on friendly cooperation. The parties held an in-depth exchange of views on developing cooperation in areas such as trade, investment, tourism, education, and establishing sister-city relations.

According to information from the official website of the Guiyang city government, during the videoconference, the parties presented information on the socioeconomic development of their cities and put forward proposals for further cooperation. Participating agencies and companies, based on their functions and areas of activity, actively exchanged views on cooperation in agricultural trade, solar panels, and alcoholic beverages, as well as in tourism and education, reaching preliminary agreements.

This meeting marked the first contact between representatives of the two cities, as well as the first official meeting between representatives of the Guiyang administration and the Russian regional authorities, laying a solid foundation for future friendly exchanges and practical cooperation between the parties. Going forward, the Guiyang Government's Foreign Affairs Office will continue to strengthen cooperation with the city of Volzhsky, establish a mechanism for regular communication, and strive to implement the agreements reached on cooperation in trade, economic, and educational spheres, as well as to establish sister-city relations.

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Polytechnicians presented their research at the All-Russian Seminar on Jet Streams

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The 27th All-Russian Seminar with international participation on jet, separated, and unsteady flows of liquids, gases, and plasma was held in St. Petersburg at the D. F. Ustinov Belarusian State Technical University "VOENMEKH."

The seminar was attended by Nikolai Ivanov, Director of the Institute of Physics and Mechanics; Nikolai Bykov, Professor of the Physics Department; Evgeny Smirnov, Professor of the Higher School of Applied Mathematics and Computational Physics; and Mikhail Strelets, Head of the Computational Hydroaeroacoustics and Turbulence Laboratory. Nikolai Ivanov co-chaired the "Flows in Nozzles and Channels, Interior Ballistics" section, and Nikolai Bykov co-chaired the "Jet Technologies, Environmental Issues, and Safety Equipment" section.

At the seminar, participants discussed new results from theoretical, numerical, and experimental research in the fields of fluid, gas, and plasma mechanics, as well as their practical applications in aviation and space technology, energy, ecology, and a number of other fields. Presentations were given by scientists, engineers, and specialists from educational, design, scientific, and industrial organizations in Russia and the Republic of Belarus.

Professor Evgeny Smirnov presented a keynote address at the "Unsteady Flows, Aero- and Hydroacoustics" section, titled "The Structure of a Turbulent Jet Generated by a Ring System of Fluid Oscillators." Senior Lecturer Anna Podmarkova and graduate student Vladislav Adiatullin also presented their papers at the same session.

Nikolai Bykov presented a paper entitled "Rarefied Gas Jets: Astrophysical Applications and Vacuum Technologies" at the "Dynamics of Rarefied Gases" section.

Other faculty members, graduate students, and undergraduate students from the Polytechnic University also presented their papers at the seminar. The presentations by the Polytechnic University students demonstrated the high level of SPbPU's scientific school.

You can find out more about the past seminar on the website of the Physics and Mechanical Institute.

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A training seminar on the basics of endowment and fundraising was held at St. Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering.

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By early 2026, SPbGASU will launch an endowment fund, which will accumulate extra-budgetary funds for the university's development. This was announced by University Rector Evgeny Rybnov at a training seminar on the fundamentals of endowment and fundraising held at our university. Over the course of two days, employees received basic training on this activity.

"Today, the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation has tasked us with more actively engaging both alumni and the professional community in co-financing the university. Such support will be factored into the university's ranking and assessed by the ministry. In line with our university's development vector, at this year's Academic Council meeting, we decided to establish an endowment fund. Currently, SPbGASU receives a significant share of extra-budgetary revenue, yet its enormous potential is largely untapped. Developing fundraising is an important task. To achieve this, we must first analyze potential contacts and opportunities and then create a professional team of fundraisers. We have been working intensively in this direction for the past several months. The fund should be operational by early 2026," said Evgeny Ivanovich.

The rector noted that our university is collaborating with experts from the National Endowment Association and the European University at St. Petersburg (EUSP), who are helping establish the fund, optimize its operations, and train the working team. The seminar will help take a significant step in this direction, the rector noted.

Svetlana Lavrova, Advisor to the Rector of the European University at St. Petersburg and Chair of the Board of the National Endowment Association, emphasized that fundraising is a search for extra-budgetary funding, and therefore it is incorrect to understand it as a simple request for money. It is more accurately viewed as an invitation to join in a meaningful endeavor.

The endowment's purpose is to provide long-term financing for projects, spanning 5 to 15 years. It works as follows: A donor makes a contribution to the endowment fund. The funds raised by the fund are transferred to the management of a management company. The management company invests the funds under management to generate income in accordance with an investment strategy agreed upon with the management of SPbGASU. The income generated from investments is used to finance the university's activities in accordance with the endowment's objectives. The endowment itself remains inviolable—the funds transferred to the endowment cannot be withdrawn or spent.

"The sources of funding for any university include the state budget, revenue from paid educational services, the scientific and technical activities of educational institutions, and the commercialization of their results. There is always a risk of underfunding, so we're talking about planning for a maximum of five years. An endowment allows us to think long-term. The analytical data provided by SPbGASU suggests that the university's endowment fund will prove effective," noted Svetlana Lavrova.

Other speakers at the seminar included Alla Samoletova, Chief of Staff to the EUSP Rector and an expert in endowment funds; Yulia Selyukova, Head of the educational and outreach projects "Clover Laboratory" and "Our Children," a practicing fundraiser; Nadezhda Yusupova, an expert in fundraising; and Evgeny Mokhovikov, Executive Director of the Aurora-Ala Foundation and Assistant to the Executive Director of the EUSP Foundation.

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The Kyrgyz Parliament has decided to dissolve itself.

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Bishkek, September 25 (Xinhua) — Members of Kyrgyzstan's Zhogorku Kenesh (parliament) decided to dissolve themselves on Thursday.

"At the meeting of the Zhogorku Kenesh on September 25, deputies reviewed and adopted a draft resolution 'On the self-dissolution of the 7th convocation of the Zhogorku Kenesh,'" the press service of the Kyrgyz parliament reported on Thursday.

Information on this issue was provided by Zhogorku Kenesh deputy Ulan Primov. He noted that the initiative to dissolve the current parliament was put forward by a group of 32 deputies.

As U. Primov explained, the difference between two important political events—the presidential and parliamentary elections—is only a short period of time. Therefore, in order to strengthen the political system and stability in the country, the initiative group proposes that parliament voluntarily resign.

According to the plan, parliamentary elections in Kyrgyzstan were supposed to be held in November 2026, but presidential elections are scheduled for two months later, in January 2027.

Following the vote, 84 deputies supported the initiative group's proposal to dissolve parliament. The country's parliament currently consists of 90 deputies.

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Iran and Russia signed a memorandum of understanding on the construction of small nuclear power plants.

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Tehran, September 25 (Xinhua) — Iran and Russia signed a memorandum of understanding on Wednesday in Moscow on the construction of small modular reactors (SMRs) in the Islamic Republic, the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI) announced on its website.

The document was signed by the head of the AEOI, Mohammad Eslami, and the general director of Rosatom, Alexey Likhachev.

The memorandum aims to expand cooperation in the peaceful use of nuclear energy to promote sustainable development, strengthen energy security, and advance technology in accordance with the national regulations and international obligations of the two countries.

According to the memorandum, Iran and Russia will prepare and sign contracts for the design and construction of nuclear power plants based on SMRs in the future.

M. Eslami, leading a delegation, arrived in Moscow on Monday to meet with Russian officials and take part in the World Atomic Week forum, which will be held from September 25 to 28. –0–

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The first batch of BYD electric buses rolled off the production line in Kazakhstan.

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Beijing, September 25 (Xinhua) — The first batch of electric buses from the Chinese brand BYD rolled off the production line in Kazakhstan recently, the news portal cv.ce.cn (Chinese Commercial Vehicles) reports.

The first BYD B12 vehicles, the latest generation of BYD's 12-meter electric city buses, have been produced at the Astana Motors plant. The new model is equipped with a Blade battery integrated into the chassis. The battery is reportedly integrated into the structure, acting as structural beams, increasing overall strength.

As proven by a series of extreme tests under the toughest conditions, including a nail penetration test, the innovative Blade battery is one of the safest in the world.

According to the portal, during a working meeting between high-ranking representatives of the Chinese auto giant BYD and the Kazakh side, which took place in July of this year, the possibility of establishing localized production of electric buses in Kazakhstan was discussed.

Then, in September of this year, at the 8th meeting of the China-Kazakhstan Business Council held in Beijing, BYD Commercial Vehicles Division head Tian Chunlong and Astana Motors founder Nurlan Smagulov signed a production cooperation agreement.

The electric bus production project in Almaty envisions a phased localization. According to the document, starting in 2026, the Astana Motors plant plans to enhance its technological processes and expand its production capacity.

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The UN held a high-level special event on climate action.

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UNITED NATIONS, Sept. 25 (Xinhua) — A high-level special event on climate action was held at the United Nations headquarters in New York on Wednesday.

In his opening remarks, UN Secretary-General António Guterres said the Paris Agreement had reduced the projected global temperature increase over the past 10 years from four degrees Celsius to less than three degrees Celsius, assuming full implementation of current Nationally Determined Contributions.

“We now need new plans for 2035 that go much further and much faster,” delivering deep emissions cuts to reduce projected warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius, covering all emissions and sectors, and accelerating a just energy transition worldwide, Guterres said.

The UN chief said China had reached its 2030 wind and solar power target six years early, while India had transitioned to producing half its energy from non-fossil sources five years earlier.

"COP30 in Brazil must conclude with a credible global response plan to put us on the right path," he said. Guterres outlined five key areas for further development: accelerating the transition to clean energy, drastically reducing methane emissions, protecting forests, reducing emissions from heavy industry, and climate justice.

He called for urgently unlocking funds for developing countries so they can benefit from clean energy and protect the lives of their citizens and economies.

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Aalborg Airport, Denmark, has suspended operations due to drone activity.

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Oslo, September 25 (Xinhua) — Aalborg Airport, Denmark, closed its airspace on Wednesday evening after drones were detected nearby, and several incoming flights were diverted. Police in North Jutland reported this on social media.

"Drones were spotted near Aalborg Airport, airspace is closed," the post read. Police have dispatched officers to the scene to investigate.

Authorities have not announced any suspects or motives for the incident, and the investigation is ongoing.

Flight tracking service Flightradar24 reported that three arriving flights were diverted from Aalborg to other airports.

The incident comes amid heightened concerns about drone activity in Scandinavia this week. On Monday evening, Copenhagen Airport was closed for four hours after drones were spotted, disrupting dozens of flights. On Tuesday morning, Norwegian authorities suspended operations at Oslo Airport for three hours.

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said the incident at Copenhagen Airport was a "serious attack on Denmark's critical infrastructure." She added that the incident should be seen in the broader context of hybrid threats across Europe.

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