The main content of the April 17th "Xinwen Lianbo" (News Broadcast)

Today, the main contents of "Xinwen Lianbo" include: 1. Xi Jinping congratulates Guelleh on his reelection as President of Djibouti; 2. [New Ideas Leading a New Journey] Accelerate the construction of beautiful and livable rural areas according to local conditions; 3. Li Qiang presides over the State Council executive meeting; 4. Wang Huning attends the opening ceremony of the 7th Taiwan compatriot association forum; 5. [Starting the "14th Five-Year Plan" Well] Policies continue to strengthen the economy's stable and positive trend; 6. China's nuclear power installed capacity ranks first in the world; 7. The crew of Shenzhou-21 successfully completes the third spacewalk; 8. The 6th Chinese Imported Commodities Fair achieves phased results; 9. The 139th Canton Fair: Intelligent exhibits open up new growth points for foreign trade; 10. Domestic news briefs: In 2025, the number of new foreign-funded enterprises in China's scientific research and technical services sector increased by 27.2% year-on-year; China successfully launched a high-precision greenhouse gas comprehensive detection satellite; The State Administration for Market Regulation fined a total of 35.97 billion yuan for 7 e-commerce platforms; China took the lead in the successful establishment of the first international standard for humanoid robots; In the first quarter, the scale of imports and exports through the Western Land-Sea New Channel reached a historic high; China's independently developed ship-mounted wind-assisted propulsion system was officially released; Chinese scientists developed a super-strong high-conductivity heat-resistant new type of copper foil; The 16th Beijing International Film Festival opens; Hulunbuir welcomes migratory birds; "High-end Interview" will air an exclusive interview with Nobel Prize-winning economist Heckman tonight; 11. International figures say China's stable economic start injects stability into global development; 12. The US continues its maritime blockade against Iran; Iran says it will retaliate against aggression; Israel and Lebanon agree to a 10-day ceasefire, while the Lebanese military says Israeli attacks continue; 13. Japanese citizens protest against the Kobe City government's plan to relax weapons exports restrictions; the Russian Foreign Ministry criticizes Japan for trying to deny the results of WWII and accelerate "re-militarization"; 14. International news briefs: UN Chinese Language Day events held at UNESCO Headquarters; US media report that the USS Eisenhower aircraft carrier caught fire; The Energy Department says Europe's aviation fuel reserves may only last for six weeks; The World Food Program releases a digital platform related to food security; Cuba commemorates the 65th anniversary of the implementation of socialist revolution; Strong storms continue to sweep through many parts of the US Midwest.