Israel-Iran Ceasefire in Question as Tensions Flare Anew
Tensions escalate as Israel reports missile activity post-ceasefire; Iran denies involvement. Global markets react to renewed Middle East instability.
June 2025
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China, Ecuador Strengthen Ties at Summer Davos Meeting
China and Ecuador commit to expanding economic cooperation and cultural exchanges during high-level talks at 2025 Summer Davos forum in Beijing.
U.S. Economic Targets on China Spark Debate Over Global Trade Realities
Analysts challenge U.S. claims linking China’s WTO entry to American job losses, highlighting automation and global economic shifts as key factors.
Global Security at Risk Amid Uneven Response to Nuclear Strikes
Analyst Sahil Shah highlights the erosion of international security frameworks due to inconsistent responses to nuclear facility strikes, questioning UNSC and IAEA credibility.
Chinese Doctor Honored in Tanzania for Heroic Rescue Sacrifice
Chinese anesthesiologist Dr. Zhang Junqiao posthumously honored in Tanzania for life-saving heroism and transformative medical contributions during bilateral health mission.
Jilin’s ‘Little Giants’ Fuel China’s Tech-Driven Industrial Growth
Jilin Province’s specialized ‘little giant’ firms drive China’s industrial transformation through cutting-edge innovation and niche market dominance.
Wenzhou’s Private Sector Boom: A Model for China’s Economic Growth
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China-Singapore Ties Deepen as PM Wong Prepares 2025 Visit
Singapore PM Lawrence Wong discusses 35 years of China-Singapore collaboration in green tech and digital innovation ahead of pivotal 2025 visit.
Voices of Resilience: World Refugee Day Highlights Global Crisis
UN official Melissa Fleming and Syrian refugee Doaa Al Zamel discuss displacement challenges and global solidarity in a World Refugee Day special interview.
Ji’an’s Rural Revival: Blueprint for Sustainable Growth in Asia
Ji’an’s ‘One Village, One Product’ model transforms rural areas into economic hubs, blending tradition and innovation. Highlighted at Summer Davos, it offers lessons for sustainable growth in Asia.
Gut Microbes Key to Cervid Survival on Qinghai-Xizang Plateau
New research reveals how gut microbes help cervids adapt to the extreme environment of the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau, offering insights into wildlife resilience and ecosystem dynamics.
Hong Kong Entrepreneur Yoyo Redefines Local Design in Greater Bay Area
Ex-TV star Yoyo launches cultural brand to promote Hong Kong designs across Greater Bay Area, blending tradition with modern innovation.
Denmark Urges Closer Green Tech Ties with China
Denmark’s parliamentary leader calls for expanded green technology collaboration with China, emphasizing renewable energy and sustainable industries.
Harvard Scholar Reflects on Academia’s Global Challenges and Resilience
Harvard Professor Peter K. Bol discusses challenges in U.S. academia, the value of liberal education, and the resilience of institutions amid global tensions.
Early Heat Dome Shatters Records Across Eastern U.S. Cities
Record-breaking early summer heat dome tests infrastructure and public health preparedness across major eastern U.S. cities, with implications for global observers.
China, Singapore Strengthen Ties Amid Tech and Trade Push
Chinese and Singaporean foreign ministers met in Beijing to deepen bilateral cooperation, reaffirm the one-China policy, and explore tech-driven economic partnerships.
Thousands Rally in The Hague Ahead of NATO Summit Over Military Spending
Thousands protest in The Hague against NATO’s military spending plans ahead of the alliance’s summit, where a 5% GDP defense target is expected.
NATO’s Defense Spending Hike Sparks Economic Concerns Across Europe
NATO’s proposed 5% defense spending target raises economic concerns as European members grapple with fiscal challenges and political resistance.
Iranian Missile Strike Hits Be’er Sheva, Casualties Reported
A residential building in Be’er Sheva was struck by an Iranian missile, causing multiple casualties. Rescue operations continue as tensions escalate.
Dutch Artist Transforms Climate Data into Emotional Art at Summer Davos
Dutch artist Thijs Biersteker showcases ‘Fungal Faculty’ at Summer Davos, using data-driven art to evoke emotional responses to climate change in Tianjin.