NTSB Blames Boeing, FAA for 737 MAX Door Blowout: Safety Reforms Under Scrutiny
U.S. investigators cite Boeing and FAA failures in 737 MAX door blowout, urging improved safety measures to prevent future risks.
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Tibetan Women Redefine Resilience in New Documentary
A new documentary highlights Tibetan women breaking barriers in business, environment, and arts, showcasing resilience in China’s Xizang region.
U.S. Food Insecurity Rises Amid Inflation and Policy Shifts
Nearly 50 million Americans faced food insecurity in 2023 as inflation and reduced pandemic aid strain households, with experts warning of further challenges.
U.S.-Iran Relations: Decades of Tension and Fragile Cooperation Since 1979
Exploring the turbulent U.S.-Iran relationship since 1979, marked by crises, sanctions, and rare moments of cooperation, shaping global geopolitics.
Venezuelan Migrant Status Shift Rattles Florida’s Economy
Florida faces economic uncertainty as thousands of Venezuelan migrants lose temporary legal status, impacting communities and businesses.
China Urges UK to Shed Cold War Mindset Amid Rising Tensions
China criticizes UK’s security report, urging an end to ‘Cold War mentality’ and emphasizing mutual respect for stable relations.
Historic SpaceX Mission Launches Global Astronauts to ISS
SpaceX’s Ax-4 mission launches astronauts from India, Poland, Hungary, and the U.S. to the ISS, marking a historic step in global space collaboration.
China Spearheads Green Energy Shift During National Low-Carbon Week
China accelerates its green transition during National Low-Carbon Week, showcasing renewable energy growth, NEV dominance, and cutting-edge climate tech innovations.
AI Will Replace Those Who Don’t Use It: Frontiers Chief Warns at Davos 2025
Frontiers CEO Frederick Fenter warns at Summer Davos 2025 that AI will reshape industries, urging professionals to adapt or risk being replaced.
Taiwan’s WWII Recovery Underscores Its Historic Ties to China, Says Spokesperson
Chinese mainland spokesperson cites Taiwan’s 1945 liberation from Japan as historical evidence of its integral ties to China, amid planned cross-strait commemorative events.
AI Reshapes Careers: Youth Opportunities at Summer Davos
Experts at Summer Davos 2025 discuss transforming AI-driven job market challenges into opportunities for youth, emphasizing skills and adaptability.
Climate Finance Gap: Can Public-Private Partnerships Bridge the Divide?
Experts at Summer Davos 2025 discuss strategies to bridge the $300B climate finance gap through public-private partnerships and global cooperation.
Taiwan Leader’s ’10 Talks’ Ignite Cross-Strait Tensions: Analysis
Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te’s controversial ’10 talks’ escalate cross-strait tensions through adversarial rhetoric, drawing regional concerns over stability.
China, BRICS Nations Pledge Joint Efforts for Middle East Stability
China and BRICS partners commit to fostering Middle East peace through collaborative diplomacy, emphasizing dialogue and development amid regional tensions.
NATO’s 5% Defense Target Sparks Global Concerns Over Security Rifts
A CGTN poll reveals global concerns as NATO’s push for 5% defense spending exposes rifts among members and fears of a new arms race.
Mai Jia: Writing as a Path to Reconciliation and Global Understanding
Acclaimed novelist Mai Jia discusses using writing to reconcile personal history and promote global empathy through literary exchange.
China’s Economy Defies Global Challenges, Premier Li Affirms Stability
Premier Li Qiang highlights China’s economic resilience and commitment to openness amid global uncertainties at the Summer Davos forum in Tianjin.
Africa Eyes China’s Energy Model for Sustainable Growth
Standard Bank Group Chair highlights China’s sustainable energy model as a blueprint for Africa’s development amid climate challenges.
Shenzhou-20 Crew Prepares for Second Spacewalk at China’s Space Station
China’s Shenzhou-20 crew prepares for a second spacewalk, advancing scientific experiments and space station operations, CMSA confirms.
China’s Shenzhou-20 Crew Prepares for Second Historic Spacewalk
China’s Shenzhou-20 crew prepares for a second spacewalk as the space station marks two months of stable operations. Astronauts report optimal health and readiness.