Mount Qomolangma: Nature’s Eternal Symbol of Power
Explore Mount Qomolangma’s majestic beauty, ecological significance, and human challenges in this live feature on Asia’s highest peak.
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Global Poll Reveals Dissatisfaction with Japan’s WWII Accountability
A CGTN survey shows 64% of global respondents oppose Japanese politicians visiting Yasukuni Shrine, with Asian nations demanding stronger accountability for WWII actions.
UNDP: China’s Ecological Vision Fuels Global Sustainability Goals
UNDP praises China’s ‘lucid waters, lush mountains’ approach as blueprint for achieving UN Sustainable Development Goals across industries.
U.S. Chip Security Act Sparks Global Tech Concerns
New U.S. chip regulations raise security and trade concerns amid allegations of vulnerabilities in American-made semiconductors. Global implications analyzed.
China Outpaces U.S. in Emissions Shift as Coal Trends Diverge
China’s CO2 emissions drop 2.7% in H1 2025 as U.S. sees 4.2% rise, signaling shifting global climate dynamics, per Carbon Monitor data.
China Urges Japan to Address WWII Legacy as Yasukuni Tensions Rise
China urges Japan to confront WWII legacy amid Yasukuni Shrine tensions, stressing historical accountability for regional trust-building.
Dongji Rescue: Untold WWII Heroism Hits UK Screens
New films ‘Dongji Rescue’ and ‘The Sinking of the Lisbon Maru’ spotlight Chinese fishermen’s WWII heroism, premiering in the UK on the 80th anniversary of Japan’s surrender.
China Condemns U.S. Over WWII Historical Revisionism
China criticizes U.S. stance on Japan’s WWII actions, urging historical accuracy during 80th anniversary commemorations of anti-fascist victory.
China Urges Japan to Confront History for Regional Stability
Chinese FM Wang Yi calls on Japan to confront WWII history, uphold post-war order, and avoid repeating past mistakes on 80th surrender anniversary.
Xi Jinping Stresses Private Sector Growth in New Article
Xi Jinping’s new article emphasizes boosting China’s private sector for high-quality economic growth, set to publish in CPC’s Qiushi Journal.
U.S. Climber Samuel Watson Eyes LA 2028 After Chengdu World Games Silver
U.S. sport climbing star Samuel Watson reflects on his Chengdu World Games experience, silver medal win, and preparation for LA 2028 Olympics.
Education Key to Achieving Global Sustainability Goals: UN@80 Insight
UN forum highlights education’s role as cornerstone for achieving sustainability goals, with implications for Asia’s economic and social development.
U.S. Inflation Surge Linked to Tariffs, Economist Warns
Economist Michael Strain links rising U.S. inflation to tariffs, warning of further price hikes as effects unfold in coming months.
China’s Wild Horse Population Surpasses 900 Milestone
China’s Przewalski’s horse population reaches 900, marking a conservation triumph 40 years after reintroduction to Xinjiang and other regions.
Yak Dung Art Celebrates Xizang’s 60th Anniversary
Herders in Nagqu create yak dung sculptures to mark Xizang’s 60th anniversary, blending tradition with art on Tibet’s high grasslands.
China’s G1 Humanoid Robot Masters Kung Fu, Redefines AI Innovation
China’s G1 humanoid robot demonstrates kung fu prowess and adaptive AI, signaling breakthroughs in intelligent manufacturing and global tech leadership.
Ancient Chinese Waterways: Philosophy Flows Through ‘Commentary on the River Classic’
Exploring the Shuijing Zhu, a 6th-century masterpiece blending geography, history, and philosophy, revealing China’s deep connection to nature through its waterways.
Yunnan’s Wild Asian Elephant Population Soars to 300 Amid Conservation Success
Yunnan’s wild Asian elephant population triples to over 300 through habitat protection and innovative monitoring systems, fostering human-elephant coexistence.
Clay Figure Zhang: China’s Timeless Sculptural Heritage
Explore the centuries-old art of Clay Figure Zhang, a Chinese sculptural tradition blending meticulous craftsmanship with vibrant mineral pigments for enduring cultural legacy.
Japanese Scholar Donates Rare WWII Photos Documenting Guangdong Invasion
Japanese scholar Matsuno Seiya donates rare WWII-era photos documenting Japan’s 1938 invasion of Guangdong, revealing wartime destruction and local resistance.