Romanian President Klaus Iohannis Resigns Amid Impeachment Threat
Romanian President Klaus Iohannis resigns to prevent a looming political crisis amid expected impeachment by Parliament.
February 2025
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Infrared Camera Captures Tender Moment of Chinese Goral in Hubei
An infrared camera captures a heartwarming scene of a Chinese goral mother and her cub in Hubei’s Duheyuan National Nature Reserve.
Financial Support Boosts Ice and Snow Economy Growth in Northeast China
Financial support is accelerating the growth of China’s ice and snow economy in Northeast China, driving high-quality development despite financing challenges.
Lingchuan County Allocates 5 Million Yuan in Winter Tourism Vouchers
Shanxi’s Lingchuan County issues 5 million yuan in vouchers to boost winter tourism, supporting ice and snow sports and ski accommodations.
Asia’s 2025 Highlights: From Harbin’s Ice Sculptures to China’s Box Office Success
Explore Asia’s 2025 cultural and entertainment achievements, from Harbin’s Ice Lantern Show and China’s box office success to traditional woodcarving and Chinese culinary exhibitions in Hungary.
Global Leaders and Tech CEOs Gather in Paris for AI Summit
World leaders and top technology executives converge in Paris to discuss the future of artificial intelligence and its impact on global economies and societies.
EU and France Prepare Response to Trump’s New Steel and Aluminum Tariffs
France and the European Union vow to retaliate against U.S. President Donald Trump’s announcement of new steel and aluminum tariffs, signaling a potential escalation in trade tensions.
Chinese Athletes Secure Six More Golds at Harbin Asian Winter Games
Chinese athletes triumph with six additional gold medals at the 9th Asian Winter Games in Harbin, showcasing dominance in speed skating, skiing, and snowboarding.
Harbin Celebrates Lantern Festival Amid 9th Asian Winter Games
The 9th Asian Winter Games in Harbin coincide with the Chinese Lantern Festival, bringing athletes and guests together to celebrate cultural heritage through lantern-making, tangyuan, and folk dances.
Eagles Soar to Second Super Bowl Title, Thwart Chiefs’ Three-Peat Hopes
The Philadelphia Eagles dominate the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22, securing their second Super Bowl title and halting the Chiefs’ three-peat aspirations with a stellar defensive performance.
UN Accuses Sudan’s RSF of Blocking Critical Aid to Darfur
The UN has condemned Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces for blocking essential humanitarian aid to the famine-stricken Darfur region, exacerbating a severe crisis affecting millions.
China Lodges Formal Protest Over Japan’s Actions at Washington Summit
China formally protested Japan’s actions during the recent Japan-U.S. summit in Washington, expressing serious concerns over the developments.
China Opens Visa-Free Entry for ASEAN Tour Groups to Xishuangbanna
China has introduced a visa-free policy for ASEAN tour groups visiting Xishuangbanna in Yunnan Province for up to six days, aiming to enhance tourism and strengthen China-ASEAN ties.
Trump’s Tariffs to Increase Costs for American Consumers
China’s countermeasures to Washington’s 10% tariff on Chinese goods may lead to increased costs for American consumers, says Professor John Gong.
U.S. President Reinforces Plan to Assume Control of Gaza Amid Regional Discussions
U.S. President Donald Trump has reiterated his plan to take control of Gaza and announced that Arab nations will agree to resettle Palestinians following discussions.
Russian Reporter and AI Celebrate Winter Spirit at Nanshan Ski Resort
A CGTN Russian reporter builds a snowman at Beijing’s Nanshan Ski Resort, joining forces with AI to celebrate winter and support the 9th Asian Winter Games in Harbin.
Global AI Race Sparks New Cold War
Artificial intelligence is emerging as the new ultimate weapon in a global cold war, with nations competing for control over a technology poised to redefine the world.
Is the Global AI Race Turning into a New Cold War?
Explore how the global race for artificial intelligence is shaping international relations and rivalries akin to a new Cold War.
Chinese FM Wang Yi to Attend UK-Ireland Visits and Munich Security Conference
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi to visit the UK, Ireland, and attend the Munich Security Conference, UN Security Council event, and G20 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting.
Nanjing Sees Surge in Demand for Traditional Handmade Lanterns Ahead of Lantern Festival
Nanjing experiences a surge in demand for traditional handmade lanterns as the Lantern Festival approaches, attracting visitors to the Confucius Temple scenic area.