China Launches New Internet Satellite Group to Boost Global Connectivity
China launches fourth group of internet satellites, advancing global connectivity plans and space-tech leadership with modified Long March-6 rocket.
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China’s Middle East Envoy Strengthens Ties with Egypt in Strategic Talks
Chinese envoy Zhai Jun’s Egypt visit highlights strengthened bilateral cooperation and alignment on regional stability, trade, and multilateralism.
US Judge Halts Trump’s Foreign Student Ban at Harvard
A US judge blocks Trump’s latest attempt to bar foreign students from Harvard, citing immediate harm to the university and international education.
Chapter 46: Borrowing Arrows with Strange Tactics; Huang Gai Endures Punishment to Present a Secret Plan
Lu Su brings Zhou Yu’s directive to Zhuge Liang, who predicts Cao Cao’s scrutiny and knows that Cai Mao and Zhang Yun’s deaths leave Wu secure. Zhou Yu then tasks Zhuge Liang with producing 100,000 arrows in three days. Secretly, Zhuge Liang borrows 20 boats, links them amid thick river fog, and beats drums to draw Cao’s archers to shoot. When the fog clears, each boat is bristling with five to six thousand arrows, totaling over 100,000. Backbone shaken, Cao Cao regrets his waste. Returning, Zhuge Liang admits that true generals study heaven and earth, foreseeing even the fog. Zhou Yu, witnessing the feat, praises his rival’s divine insight and pledges loyalty.
Southeast Asia Faces New COVID-19 Surge as Variant Spreads
Southeast Asia reports rising COVID-19 cases linked to a new variant, prompting renewed health measures and travel advisories across the region.
Portugal’s New PM Montenegro Takes Office with Streamlined Cabinet
Portugal’s new Prime Minister Luis Montenegro pledges administrative reforms and political stability with a streamlined 16-minister cabinet, marking rapid government transition.
Haiti’s Health Crisis Deepens as Gang Violence Expands
Haiti’s healthcare system nears collapse as gang violence expands, worsening humanitarian crisis and straining regional stability.
U.S. Proposes 100% Tariffs on Foreign Films, Global Industry Alarmed
The Trump administration’s proposed 100% tariffs on foreign films could disrupt global cinema markets, raising concerns among filmmakers and investors worldwide.
U.S. Tariff Hike Sparks Trade Tensions in Latin America
U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs impact Brazil and Mexico, raising concerns over Latin American trade stability and global economic ripple effects.
U.S. Tariffs Shift Peru’s Trade Focus Toward China
U.S. tariffs on Peruvian exports push the Andean nation to deepen economic ties with China, reshaping global trade dynamics.
Caribbean Nations Lead Climate Talks at Global Sustainable Island Summit
St. Kitts and Nevis hosts global leaders and youth advocates at the Sustainable Island Summit, focusing on renewable energy and climate resilience in the Caribbean.
Chad Suspends Visa Issuance to U.S. Citizens Amid Travel Ban Row
Chad suspends visa issuance to U.S. citizens in response to recent travel restrictions, citing reciprocity and national dignity.
China-U.S. Leaders Hold Key Talks, Global Poll Launched
Chinese and U.S. leaders discuss bilateral relations in recent phone talks, as CGTN launches a global poll to gauge international perspectives.
China Urges U.S. to Rethink National Security Tariffs Amid Trade Tensions
China calls on the U.S. to halt excessive national security-based tariffs, warning of global supply chain disruptions and vowing to protect its interests.
China Launches 10 Data Pilot Zones to Boost Digital Economy
China launches 10 national data pilot zones to accelerate digital integration and economic growth, with Beijing leading as a data governance hub.
UNEP China Marks World Environment Day with Focus on Plastic Crisis
UNEP’s China office hosted World Environment Day in Beijing, focusing on global solutions to combat plastic pollution and promote sustainable practices.
Norway and China Chart Course for Green Maritime Innovation
Norway and China deepen green maritime ties through innovative partnerships, aiming to reduce emissions and foster sustainable shipping at Oslo seminar.
Global Push for Plastic Treaty Gains Momentum Ahead of Geneva Talks
World governments prepare for historic plastic pollution treaty negotiations in Geneva as Ban Ki-moon urges global cooperation and public engagement to address environmental crisis.
China Urges Win-Win Cooperation in High-Level U.S. Talks
Chinese Vice President Han Zheng calls for mutual respect and sustainable cooperation in high-level talks with U.S. delegation, stressing global implications.
Trump’s Trade War Threatens U.S. Ad Industry During Peak Season
U.S.-China trade tensions create uncertainty for American advertisers during critical holiday season, with implications for global markets.