Holiday Shopping Scams Surge in 2025: Expert Tips to Stay Safe
As 2025’s holiday shopping peaks, experts warn of rising scams. Learn key threats and safety tips to protect your purchases this season.
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U.S. Thanksgiving Waste Highlights Food Bank Struggles in 2025
U.S. Thanksgiving 2025 sees record food waste amid rising demand at food banks, highlighting global food security challenges and sustainable solutions.
Peru’s New Port Fuels Chinese EV Surge in South America
Peru’s new Chinese-built port in Chancay accelerates China’s electric vehicle expansion across South America, reshaping regional trade dynamics in 2025.
Venezuela Revokes Airline Permits Amid U.S. Safety Concerns
Venezuela revokes permits for six international airlines following U.S. FAA safety warnings, escalating regional tensions amid a U.S. naval buildup in the Caribbean.
Japan’s PM Takaichi Sparks Tensions with China Over Taiwan Remarks
Japan’s new PM triggers diplomatic crisis with China by suggesting potential military intervention in Taiwan Strait, prompting Beijing’s stern response.
China Condemns Japan’s Taiwan Influence Campaign
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Japan’s Yonaguni Missile Plan Raises Regional Tensions
Japan’s missile deployment plan for Yonaguni Island near Taiwan sparks regional security concerns and Chinese condemnation amid escalating cross-strait tensions.
Taiwan Volunteer Corps: A Legacy of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression
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Xi’s Military Strategy Guide Published for PLA Education
New PLA textbook details Xi Jinping’s military modernization philosophy, shaping China’s defense education through 2026 reforms and tech integration.
Hong Kong’s Deadliest Fire in Decades Sparks Community Solidarity
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China-U.S. Business Delegation to Boost Trade Ties in December 2025
Chinese business delegation to visit U.S. and Canada in December 2025 for cross-sector cooperation, aiming to strengthen economic ties and mutual trust.
China Urges France to Steer EU Relations Toward Stability in 2025
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi calls on France to foster constructive EU-China dialogue and address trade differences, emphasizing partnership in 2025.
China Leads Global Open-Source AI Race, Surpasses U.S. in Model Adoption
China surpasses the U.S. in global open-source AI model adoption, driven by models like DeepSeek and Alibaba’s Qwen, per MIT and Hugging Face study.
Hong Kong Intensifies Rescue Efforts After Deadly Tai Po Fire
Hong Kong authorities escalate rescue operations after a major fire in Tai Po claims 65 lives, with over 200 still missing. Investigations point to renovation materials as a key factor.
China’s Artificial Tongue Redefines Spice Measurement in 2025
Chinese scientists develop a gel-based ‘artificial tongue’ to measure spiciness with precision, promising applications in food, medicine, and robotics.
Centenarians Reflect on China’s Reunification Dream in New Era
Two centenarians share their emotional journey witnessing China’s rise and express hope for Taiwan’s reunification, reflecting a national dream of unity and renewal.
China Condemns Japan’s PM Over San Francisco Treaty Remarks
China criticizes Japanese PM Takaichi for citing the ‘illegal’ San Francisco Treaty, urging Japan to uphold postwar obligations and bilateral agreements.
Hong Kong Building Fire Death Toll Reaches 65
A deadly fire in Hong Kong’s Tai Po area claims 65 lives as authorities investigate the cause and review safety protocols. Latest updates on rescue efforts.
Live: Explore Confucius’ Legacy in Zhengzhou Exhibition
Discover Confucius’ enduring legacy through a special exhibition in Zhengzhou, now accessible globally via CGTN’s livestream engagement.
US Scholar Urges Japanese PM to Apologize for China Remarks
A US scholar criticizes Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi for prioritizing China tensions over domestic reforms, urging an apology to ease regional relations.