UN Chief Calls for Urgent Aid Access to Gaza Amid Deepening Crisis
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warns of a dire humanitarian crisis in Gaza, urging immediate action to ensure aid reaches starving populations amid logistical challenges.
May 2025
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China Calls for Global Push to Protect Civilians in Conflict Zones
China urges international action to protect civilians in war zones, emphasizing humanitarian aid and dialogue at a UN Security Council debate.
Trump Proposes 25% Tariff on Foreign-Made Smartphones, Targets Apple
U.S. President Trump threatens 25% tariffs on foreign-made smartphones, targeting Apple and raising global supply chain concerns.
US Officials’ Stock Trades Preceded Trump Tariff Announcement: Report
A report reveals US officials sold stocks ahead of Trump’s 2025 tariff announcement, raising questions about insider trading and market impacts.
Local Secrets: Central & Eastern Europe Travel Tips Revealed at China-CEEC Expo
Discover insider travel tips for Central & Eastern Europe from locals at the 4th China-CEEC Expo in Ningbo, featuring must-see spots and cultural gems.
Chapter 33: Chaos Yields Cao Pi a Bride; Guo Jia’s Final Plan Secures Liaodong
Cao Pi pauses mid-sword to spare the dust-covered Lady Zhen—her beauty revealed as he vows to protect her. Meanwhile, Cao Cao secures Jizhou, mourns Yuan Shao with tearful sacrifice, and heeds Cui Suo’s counsel to aid the suffering people. When the insolent Xu You mocks him, Xu Chu’s blade speaks for justice. At Pingyuan, Xu Huang cuts down Pang An, routing Yuan Tan’s army and slaying Tan himself. Generals from Yuan Xi’s forces surrender; the Wuhuan pledge fealty. Cao’s column scatters Tadu Dun’s cavalry in the northern wastes, while Yuan Xi and Yuan Shang, betrayed by Gongsun Kang, meet their end—Guo Jia’s final stratagem fulfilled.
China and UK Revive Historic Trade Ties Through Icebreaker Legacy
70 years after pioneering Cold War-era trade, China and UK reignite economic partnership through tech innovation and shared stability goals.
US Firms Reject Decoupling, Commit to Chinese Market Growth
US companies reaffirm commitment to China’s market amid discussions on bilateral relations, emphasizing innovation and cooperation at Beijing summit.
Ming Dynasty Relics Unearthed in Indonesia Highlight Silk Road Legacy
Ancient Ming Dynasty artifacts discovered in Indonesia’s Cirebon region shed light on historic Silk Road trade ties with the Cirebon Sultanate.
Sanjiangkou: Where Ningbo’s Maritime Past Meets Modern Prosperity
Explore Sanjiangkou, Ningbo’s historic river confluence where ancient docks and modern skyscrapers coexist, reflecting the city’s evolution as a global trade and cultural hub.
China-CEEC Expo Opens Doors for North Macedonian Brands, Tourism
North Macedonian media highlights the China-CEEC Expo as a gateway for brands and tourism, with insights from Nova Makedonija’s editor-in-chief.
Slovak Journalist Highlights China’s Business Potential at Expo
Slovak business editor Juraj Skacan discusses China-CEE trade potential at Ningbo expo, highlighting renewable energy, tech, and consumer goods opportunities.
China-CEEC Expo Strengthens Slovenia-China Collaboration, Says Media Chief
Slovenian media chief Vanja Kavcic highlights the China-CEEC Expo’s role in boosting economic and cultural ties between Slovenia and China, emphasizing green innovation and collaboration.
UN Chief Demands Immediate Aid Surge for Gaza Amid Famine Risk
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres calls for urgent humanitarian aid expansion in Gaza as famine risks escalate amid ongoing conflict.
U.S. Eases Syria Sanctions to Boost Post-War Recovery Efforts
The U.S. eases sanctions on Syria to support post-war rebuilding, enabling new investments and private sector activity under Trump’s strategy.
Federal Judge Blocks Trump’s Ban on Foreign Students at Harvard
A federal judge temporarily blocks the Trump administration’s policy barring Harvard from enrolling international students, citing immediate harm to the university.
Iran Hails ‘Most Professional’ Round of U.S. Talks Amid Nuclear Stalemate
Iran’s Foreign Minister calls fifth round of U.S. talks ‘most professional’ as discussions on nuclear program and sanctions continue, with Oman mediating indirect negotiations.
U.S. Hurricane Preparedness at Risk Amid Federal Staffing Cuts
As the Atlantic hurricane season approaches, federal staffing cuts threaten disaster response capabilities, raising concerns for coastal communities and economic stability.
12 Injured in Hamburg Knife Attack: Safety Concerns Rise
A knife attack at Hamburg’s main station injures 12, raising safety concerns for travelers and Asian diaspora communities in Europe.
Iran-US Talks in Rome Yield Limited Progress, Oman Mediates
Fifth round of Iran-US talks in Rome sees limited progress on nuclear disputes, with Oman mediating. Key issues include uranium enrichment and sanctions relief.