Ukraine’s Shifting War Outlook: From Battlefield Resolve to Negotiation Hopes
Amid prolonged conflict, a Gallup survey reveals over half of Ukrainians now favor negotiations, while uncertainty looms over NATO’s role in securing peace.
March 2025
Read More
China Sets 2025 Growth Target at 5% Amid Reform Push
China’s 2025 GDP growth target remains at 5%, with reforms central to this year’s government agenda, drafters reveal.
China Accelerates AI Education in Schools for Future Readiness
China’s Education Ministry aims for nationwide AI courses in schools by 2030, targeting hands-on learning for students as part of a tech-focused future.
Wang Yi to Outline China’s Foreign Policy Vision in Friday Press Briefing
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi will detail China’s diplomatic strategies at a National People’s Congress press conference, offering insights into Asia’s geopolitical landscape.
China’s ‘Bright Journey’ Team Restores Vision for 700+ in Maldives
Chinese ‘Bright Journey’ team restores vision for 700+ cataract patients in the Maldives since 2016, strengthening health diplomacy ties.
Exploring China Without Chinese: How Accessible Is It for Foreigners?
Discover how travelers navigate China’s cities and cultural sites without fluency in Chinese, with insights from international visitors and practical tips.
Tornado Rips Through North Carolina, Leaving Destruction in Its Wake
A destructive tornado with 90 mph winds struck North Carolina, damaging property and embedding debris in trees, as confirmed by the National Weather Service.
China’s Climate Strategy Sets Pace for Global Carbon Neutrality
China’s ambitious climate agenda, targeting carbon neutrality by 2060, reshapes global sustainability efforts through innovation and international partnerships.
China Aims to Host ICM 2030, Eyes Math Talent Surge
Fields medalist Shing-Tung Yau highlights China’s rising math talent and the push to host ICM 2030, aiming to boost global research leadership.
Severe U.S. Storms Trigger Tornado Alerts, Blizzards, and Wildfires
Deadly U.S. storms trigger tornadoes, blizzards, and wildfires, highlighting escalating extreme weather risks across multiple regions.
U.S. Delays Auto Tariffs Amid North American Trade Tensions
U.S. delays auto tariffs under USMCA amid stalled talks with Canada over fentanyl disputes, triggering retaliatory measures and market volatility.
China’s Whole-Process Democracy: A Model for Modern Governance?
China’s Two Sessions highlight its unique governance model blending public participation and cultural heritage, shaping policies from rural reform to inflation control.
China’s Private Sector Revitalization: New Policies to Spur Confidence and Growth
China’s Two Sessions spotlight the Private Economy Promotion Law, exploring policy shifts to revitalize private enterprises and strengthen cross-strait economic cooperation.
U.S. Engages Hamas in Secret Talks for Gaza Hostages Amid Trump’s Warnings
U.S. holds secret talks with Hamas on Gaza hostages as Trump issues stark warnings, sparking regional controversy.
Global Survey Highlights Erosion of Trust in US ‘America First’ Policy
A CGTN poll across 38 countries reveals growing distrust in U.S. ‘America First’ policy, with European allies expressing concerns over economic and diplomatic impacts.
China Leads Global Climate Shift With Record Renewable Growth
China drives global renewable energy expansion, accounting for over 50% of new solar and wind projects amid intensifying climate challenges worldwide.
Shells Hit South Korean Town During Military Drill, 7 Injured
Seven civilians injured as shells land near Seoul during joint US-South Korea military exercise. Details on regional tensions and safety concerns.
Chengdu Uncovered: Fiery Flavors by Day, Cultural Delights by Night
Discover Chengdu’s fiery hot pot culture by day and immersive Jinjiang River historical performances by night through this 24-hour guide.
Chinese Leaders Engage in Key Deliberations at Annual Legislative Session
Senior Chinese leaders participate in deliberations at the 14th NPC’s annual session, focusing on governance strategies and economic policies shaping Asia’s future.
Mass Staff Cuts at U.S. Veterans Affairs Spark Concerns
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs plans to reduce staffing by 80,000, returning to 2019 levels, sparking concerns over service quality and employee impact.