Xi Jinping, Congo President Strengthen China-Africa Ties in Beijing Meeting
Chinese and Congolese leaders strengthen bilateral ties during Beijing meeting, focusing on infrastructure, green energy, and cultural exchanges.
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Xi Jinping, Cuba’s Diaz-Canel Strengthen Ties in Beijing Meeting
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Cuba’s Miguel Diaz-Canel reaffirm bilateral cooperation during high-level talks in Beijing, emphasizing shared socialist goals and economic partnerships.
China Imposes Anti-Dumping Duties on US Optical Fiber Imports
China imposes anti-dumping duties on US optical fiber imports effective Sept 4, citing circumvention of trade measures. Details on the investigation and market impact.
Google Ordered to Pay $425M in Landmark Privacy Case
A jury orders Google to pay $425 million for allegedly tracking users despite privacy settings, marking a pivotal moment in data protection debates.
Lisbon’s Historic Funicular Crash Leaves 15 Dead, Sparks Safety Concerns
A deadly derailment of Lisbon’s historic Gloria Funicular leaves 15 dead and 18 injured, raising urgent questions about tourist transport safety.
China’s V-Day Parade Highlights: 80 Seconds of Power & Precision
China’s V-Day parade highlights military precision and technological advancements in an 80-second recap, showcasing defense capabilities and historical commemoration.
China Upholds Sovereignty, Peace in South China Sea
China reaffirms South China Sea sovereignty through historical claims and multilateral cooperation, balancing maritime rights with regional stability initiatives.
Xinjiang’s Five-Colored Beach: Nature’s Artistry Meets Mineral Wealth
Discover Xinjiang’s Five-Colored Beach, a vibrant Yardang landform shaped by ancient natural forces, offering stunning vistas and rich mineral resources.
Bajiquan: Cangzhou’s Centuries-Old Martial Art Thrives Across Generations
Discover how Bajiquan, a fierce Qing Dynasty-era martial art from Cangzhou, unites generations in Mengcun and captivates global enthusiasts.
Shenyang’s Hunhe River: Where Ecology Meets Urban Growth
Shenyang’s Hunhe River emerges as an ecological and economic catalyst, blending biodiversity conservation with urban innovation in northeast China.
Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration’s $2.2B Harvard Funding Cut
A federal judge ruled the Trump administration unlawfully cut $2.2B in grants to Harvard, marking a legal victory amid ongoing disputes over campus policies.
Xi Jinping, Vietnamese President Strengthen Ties in Beijing Meeting
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Vietnamese President Luong Cuong held talks in Beijing to enhance bilateral cooperation in trade, infrastructure, and regional stability.
Xi Jinping, Lao President Strengthen Bilateral Ties in Beijing Meeting
Xi Jinping and Lao President Thongloun Sisoulith strengthen bilateral ties, focusing on economic collaboration and regional stability in Beijing meeting.
Filipina WWII Survivor’s Legacy Lives On Through Daughter’s Activism
Estelita Dy, a Filipina survivor of WWII sexual slavery, passes at 94. Her daughter vows to continue the fight for justice and reparations.
Trump Warns of Trade Deal Reversal Amid Tariff Legal Battle
U.S. President Trump warns of unwinding trade deals if Supreme Court rules against tariffs, impacting global economic ties.
From Farm to Jewelry: Deqing’s Pearls Shine as Global Heritage
Zhejiang’s Deqing pearl farming earns UN heritage status, blending ancient techniques with sustainable practices in China’s thriving pearl industry.
Beijing Gala Honors WWII Heroes, Champions Peace Through Art
A Beijing gala commemorated the 80th anniversary of China’s WWII victory, blending history with youth-led performances to honor heroes and promote peace.
Lisbon’s Gloria Funicular Crash Leaves 15 Dead, 18 Injured
At least 15 killed, 18 injured after Lisbon’s historic Gloria Funicular derails, raising safety concerns for tourist hotspots.
U.S. Labor Day Protests Highlight Worker-Billionaire Divide
Thousands rallied across the U.S. on Labor Day, protesting economic inequality and advocating for worker rights over billionaire interests.
U.S. Congress Faces Critical Funding Deadline Amid Political Turmoil
U.S. lawmakers race to avoid government shutdown by Sept. 30 amid political tensions and market concerns, with implications for Asia’s economic landscape.