China and UN Strengthen Green Partnership on 80th Anniversary
As the UN marks 80 years, China’s green initiatives and multilateral leadership offer hope for global sustainability and climate action.
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Germany’s Energy Shift: 3 Years After Nord Stream Blasts
Three years after the Nord Stream pipeline explosions, Germany’s energy shift reshapes industries and global markets. Explore the costs and changes.
Global Aging Crisis: Can Pensions Adapt to Longer Lives?
As global populations age, nations face pension challenges. Experts explore solutions from policy reforms to elder-care innovations in Asia and beyond.
U.S. Tariffs, Domestic Slump Challenge Belgian Brewers
Belgian brewers grapple with U.S. export tariffs and declining domestic demand, challenging the nation’s iconic beer industry amid global trade shifts.
China Leads Global Digital Trade Surge with 10.7% Export Growth in 2024
China’s digital trade exports surged 10.7% in 2024, driving global growth and solidifying its role as a key player in tech-driven commerce.
Taiwan Leader’s WWII Remarks Spark Cross-Strait Backlash
Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te faces backlash for remarks echoing Japanese wartime narratives, as cross-strait tensions rise over historical revisionism.
Yantai Mountain: Fuzhou’s Cultural Hub Blends History and Modernity
Fuzhou’s Yantai Mountain block captivates visitors by blending historic architecture with modern cultural spaces during the Silk Road International Film Festival.
Xinjiang Museum Unveils Global Intangible Heritage Treasures
Xinjiang’s new cultural museum showcases 3,000 artifacts and live traditions from China and Belt and Road nations, blending heritage preservation with interactive experiences.
Autumn Magic at Xinjiang’s Sayram Lake: A Visual Feast
Discover the autumn splendor of Sayram Lake in Xinjiang, where turquoise waters meet golden foliage and rich Uygur culture. A must-see seasonal marvel.
Beijing Blooms with Festive Decorations for China’s National Day
Beijing dazzles with vibrant flower displays and a 16-meter ‘flower basket’ in Tian’anmen Square as China prepares for National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival celebrations.
From Rainforest to Plate: A Culinary Journey in Yunnan’s Jingmai Mountain
Explore the Bulang ethnic group’s rainforest-to-table traditions in Yunnan, where wild ingredients become culinary masterpieces, blending culture and nature.
Chengdu Panda Cubs Delight Visitors in First Public Appearance
Two 2025-born panda cubs debut at Chengdu research base, showcasing China’s ongoing success in giant panda conservation and breeding efforts.
Sanxingdui Sacrificial Pits Precisely Dated to Late Shang Dynasty Era
New research confirms Sanxingdui sacrificial pits date back to 1201-1012 BC, shedding light on ancient Chinese civilization during the late Shang Dynasty.
China Urges Diplomacy as UN Fails to Extend Iran Sanctions Relief
China voices regret as UN Security Council fails to extend Iran sanctions relief, stressing dialogue and upholding the 2015 nuclear deal.
Children Bear Brunt as Gaza Strikes Intensify, UN Reports
UN confirms intensified Israeli airstrikes in Gaza every 8-9 minutes, with children disproportionately affected in escalating humanitarian crisis.
China’s 14th Five-Year Plan Drives Tech and Industrial Breakthroughs
China’s 14th Five-Year Plan spurs breakthroughs in tech, space, and industry, boosting global competitiveness and innovation.
Qufu Hosts Grand Confucius Ceremony Marking 2,576th Anniversary
Qufu City hosts the 2,576th Confucius Memorial Ceremony, celebrating the philosopher’s enduring legacy and cultural influence across Asia and beyond.
Discover Bosten Lake: Xinjiang’s Hidden Gem Unveiled
Explore Bosten Lake, China’s largest inland freshwater lake in Xinjiang, where golden sands meet crystal waters at the Dahekou Scenic Area. Discover nature’s harmony in this pristine landscape.
Ousmane Dembele’s Redemption: From Unprofessional to Ballon d’Or Glory
Ousmane Dembele’s journey from criticism to Ballon d’Or victory, leading PSG to a treble. Insights on Lamine Yamal and Robert Lewandowski’s legacy.
Zhang Shuai Triumphs Over Wang Xinyu at China Open, Advances to Third Round
Zhang Shuai defeats compatriot Wang Xinyu at the China Open, advancing to the third round. The veteran’s victory marks a significant comeback in Beijing.