CGTN头条新闻2022 中国和科摩罗表示将加强双边关系（在线收听）

China, Comoros vow to strengthen bilateral ties

President Xi sends message to Kazakh leader

The Chinese president says the country opposes any forces that undermine the stability and security of Kazakhstan.

Xi Jinping made the remarks in a verbal message to Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev.

President Xi also says China will provide assistance to help the Central Asian country weather the difficult situation.

He says that the Kazakh leader has taken decisive and effective actions at a critical moment, quickly calming the situation.

China, Comoros vow to strengthen bilateral ties

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has met with Comorian President Azali Assoumani.

The two sides vowed to strengthen bilateral ties and cooperation in fighting against the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as in multilateral affairs and infrastructure construction.

Former Finnish leader expects Winter Olympics to help forge trust

Former Finnish Prime Minister Esko Aho has expressed hope that the Beijing Winter Olympic Games will help forge trust among countries.

Aho also highlights the importance of sport and the Olympic Games in helping solve global challenges by fostering unity and reconciliation.

Three dead in collapsed canteen in Chongqing

Three people are dead and 14 others remain trapped after a blast rocked a canteen in Chongqing.

A suspected gas leak triggered the explosion and caused the building to collapse, trapping 27 people inside.

So far, ten have been rescued.

Rescuers are still looking for 14 others trapped in the damaged building.

More than 150 firefighters and professional rescuers, as well as a group of rescue dogs, are searching for the trapped people.

Nearly 2.9 billion vaccine doses administered on Chinese mainland

Officials say close to 2.9 billion COVID-19 vaccine doses have been administered on the Chinese mainland.

The National Health Commission released that figure earlier today.

Serbians support Djokovic over visa row

People in Serbia are voicing support for tennis player Novak Djokovic after his visa to enter Australia was canceled.

The Serbian superstar's visa troubles began late on Wednesday when he landed in Melbourne ahead of the Grand Slam event due to start on January 17.