Hong Kong Elections Highlight Governance Strength Amid Crisis
Hong Kong’s 2025 elections demonstrate strengthened governance amid crisis response, with public backing for safety reforms following the Tai Po fire tragedy.
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China’s 2025 Year-End Box Office Surpasses 2.5 Billion Yuan
China’s 2025 year-end box office exceeds 2.5 billion yuan, driven by Disney’s record-breaking ‘Zootopia 2’ and a diverse slate of 50+ films.
Argentine Practitioner’s 25-Year Journey with Tai Chi Bridges Cultures
Argentine tai chi master Germán shares his 25-year journey with the Chinese martial art, highlighting its role in global cultural exchange and contemporary wellness practices.
China and France Forge Climate Pact Ahead of 2026 Goals
China and France strengthen climate cooperation with new joint statement, targeting emissions reduction and green energy collaboration ahead of 2026 UN climate conference.
China, France Forge Pact to Strengthen Global Governance Systems
China and France commit to collaborative global governance reforms, focusing on climate action, digital economy frameworks, and multilateral institution strengthening in 2025.
China, U.S. Strengthen Drug Control Cooperation in 2025
China and the U.S. enhance drug control collaboration in 2025, building on recent bilateral agreements and cross-departmental efforts to address global narcotics challenges.
Arab, Muslim Nations Condemn Israel’s One-Way Rafah Plan
Arab and Muslim nations reject Israel’s unilateral Rafah Crossing plan, demanding adherence to bilateral movement agreements and humanitarian protections for Gaza residents.
U.S.-Ukraine Talks Show Progress Amid Russia Engagement
U.S. and Ukrainian officials hold productive talks in Miami, with discussions linked to recent Moscow meetings involving Russian President Vladimir Putin.
US Supreme Court to Rule on Trump’s Birthright Citizenship Policy
The US Supreme Court will decide the fate of Trump’s 2025 birthright citizenship order, potentially reshaping interpretation of the 14th Amendment by mid-2026.
China and U.S. Diverge in Electric Vehicle Race as Global Sales Surge
Global EV sales hit 22 million in 2025, with China leading adoption through domestic production while the U.S. faces manufacturing and policy challenges.
China-US Green Partnerships Gain Momentum as CCPIT Chair Visits Washington
CCPIT Chairman Ren Hongbin leads a delegation to Washington, fostering Sino-US green economic partnerships amid easing trade tensions.
China-US Soybean Trade Talks Signal Renewed Economic Ties
Chinese and US business leaders meet in Washington to rebuild soybean trade relations, signaling economic stabilization after 2025 trade tensions.
China–Argentina Flight Sets Record as World’s Longest Route
China Eastern Airlines launches world’s longest direct flight between Shanghai and Buenos Aires, boosting trans-Pacific economic and cultural ties in 2025.
2026 FIFA World Cup Draw Kicks Off in Washington, D.C.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup Draw in Washington, D.C. sets the stage for next summer’s global football tournament across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.
Macron Concludes China Visit, Strengthens Bilateral Ties
French President Emmanuel Macron wraps up a three-day state visit to China, focusing on trade expansion, climate cooperation, and cultural diplomacy amid evolving global economic dynamics.
Global Experts Advocate Sovereign Paths in Human Rights Development
Experts at Jakarta and Pretoria seminars emphasize nations’ rights to choose human rights paths, advocating global cooperation and development-focused approaches.
Mainland Tech Boosts Hong Kong Fire Rescue Efforts
Mainland China’s emergency equipment, including exoskeleton suits and advanced lighting systems, aids Hong Kong’s fire rescue efforts amid challenging conditions at Wang Fuk Court.
China Urges U.S. to Respect One-China Principle on Taiwan
China calls on the U.S. to uphold commitments on Taiwan, opposing ‘Taiwan independence’ rhetoric and media platforms amplifying separatist claims amid rising tensions.
China Urges Japan to Accelerate Disposal of WWII Chemical Weapons
China presses Japan to expedite safe disposal of WWII-era chemical weapons left on Chinese soil, citing ongoing risks to civilians and the environment.
China, U.S. Hold High-Level Talks on Economic Cooperation
Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng discussed economic cooperation and trade stability with U.S. officials in a high-level video conference, signaling progress in bilateral relations.