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03.01.2025Day Seoul Failed to Arrest its President

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This page is an archive of main headlines from China for 03.01.2025.

It displays 48 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

03.01.2025Day Seoul Failed to Arrest its President
The six-hour standoff in Seoul over President Yoon's attempted arrest dominated morning coverage, with state media using the event to contrast political stability in China. State outlets maintained coordinated amplification of Xi's New Year messaging, while announcing ambitious railway expansion plans targeting 180,000km by 2030.

By midday, attention shifted to Xi's congratulatory message to Georgia's new president, while economic indicators showed the yuan depreciated to 7.30 against the dollar, erasing 14 months of gains. The afternoon brought technology focus: China claimed a world-first in satellite-based remote surgery and reported an ex-Dassault physicist's relocation to lead energy research.

Hong Kong coverage revealed MTR's search for new business models beyond property development, while reporting a data breach affecting 100 citizens and Mike Pence's planned business forum visit.
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00:08Cards and Rails Shape Xi's New Year

The newspapers extensively report on Xi's New Year messaging and diplomatic gestures, with multiple state outlets covering his card exchange with US school representatives (China Economic Net, China Military Online, China Daily). Rail infrastructure plans emerge as a new focus, with targets of 180,000 km total railway lines by 2030 (Global Times). International concerns surface regarding China's influence over the Panama Canal (VOA Chinese), while a UK heritage preservation award goes to Hong Kong's historical archive Gwulo (HKFP).
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07:44Seoul's Failed Presidential Arrest

The newspapers report on three main developments: Seoul's dramatic attempt to arrest President Yoon (BBC Chinese), China's pension system reforms expanding investment options (Caixin Global), and Hong Kong's MTR seeking new business models beyond property development to meet its $165B commitment (HKFP). State media continues coverage of Xi's New Year messaging and reform plans (Beijing Daily, Guangming Daily).
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12:32Yoon's Dawn Arrest Drama

The newspapers extensively report on Xi Jinping's congratulatory message to Georgia's new president Kavelashvili (Global Times, Xinhua, China Military Online). A dramatic attempt to arrest South Korean President Yoon unfolds in Seoul (BBC Chinese), while China signals new export restrictions targeting EVs and semiconductors (SCMP). State media continues amplifying Xi's New Year message themes (Beijing Daily, China Daily, Guangming Daily).
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