Here is today’s ranking of the 10 most-read international stories in China. While these headlines can help give you a sense of what’s trending in the Chinese language sphere, the veracity and accuracy of the headlines hasn’t been independently verified by Caixin.
Social media users are following how Vietnam will not go through with a plan to distribute Chinese-donated Covid-19 vaccines because of a requirement to vaccinate Chinese nationals first. They also took a fancy to a new study that shows more than 1,700 nearby solar systems offered the appropriate vantage point over the last 5,000 years to monitor Earth.
1.Vietnam will not go through with a plan to distribute Chinese-donated Covid-19 vaccines because of a requirement to vaccinate Chinese nationals first
2.More than 1,700 nearby solar systems offered the appropriate vantage point over the last 5,000 years to monitor Earth, new study published in Nature shows
3.Chinese delegation rebuts five other countries’ allegations at U.N. Human Rights Council
4.Foreign Ministry urges Chinese nationals in Afghanistan to leave the country amid a growing insurgency and violence
5.China sues Australia at the WTO over the country’s retaliatory trade measures against Chinese exports
6.Indian experts say a third wave of Covid-19 infections is likely on the way
7.High-rise apartment building collapses in the U.S.
8.99% of Covid-19 patients in the U.K. confirmed with the delta variant from June 11 to June 18
9.German carmaker Audi decides to stop making fossil fuel-powered vehicles by 2033, its CEO says, except in China
10. Delta variant is the ‘greatest threat’ to containing the Covid-19 pandemic in the U.S., White House Chief Medical Advisor Anthony Fauci warns
Read the top 10 domestic news on the same day.
Translated by reporter Wang Xintong.
The daily ranking of the most-read news stories among Chinese people, about China and global affairs, is jointly provided to you by Caixin Insight and HANA Data, an artificial intelligence technology team.
The key indicators calculated on the list are based on mass data sourced from China’s mainstream social media platforms and online news websites. Click here for a detailed introduction of our methodology.
