Reviving the Yellow River’s Boatman Legacy: A Journey Through Time
Descendants preserve Yellow River boatmen traditions as ancient ferry ports evolve into cultural landmarks, blending history with modern opportunities.
2025
EU to Impose $28B Counter Tariffs on US Goods Amid Escalating Trade Spat
EU to impose $28B counter-tariffs on U.S. goods from April, escalating trade tensions over steel and aluminum levies. Dialogue remains open, Commission says.
Citigroup Boosts China Stock Outlook, Highlights Economic Resilience
Citigroup’s upgraded China stock rating signals confidence in economic recovery and tech sector growth, reshaping global investment strategies.
U.S. Tariff Policies Trigger Global Market Turmoil, Investors Seek Safety
Recent U.S. tariff hikes spark global market sell-offs, with tech stocks and safe-haven assets reflecting deepening investor anxieties over trade policies.
U.S. Steel Tariffs Ignite Global Trade Tensions, Market Turmoil
New U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs trigger international retaliation and market instability, with ripple effects likely across Asia’s trade-dependent economies.
Pakistan Train Hostage Rescue: 155 Freed as Anti-Terror Ops Intensify
Pakistani forces rescue 155 hostages in Balochistan train attack, kill 27 terrorists; operation ongoing to free remaining captives amid communication challenges.
Yunnan’s Canola Blossoms Draw Global Tourists
Nearly 67,000 hectares of canola flowers in Luoping County, Yunnan Province create a spring spectacle, attracting global visitors with vibrant landscapes.
Young Living Buddaholders Blend Tradition and Modernity in Xizang
Xizang’s Living Buddah trainees master ancient scriptures and modern disciplines, fostering culturally-grounded leadership for 21st-century challenges.
Fukushima Cleanup Concerns Linger 14 Years After Nuclear Disaster
14 years after Fukushima’s nuclear crisis, residents near the plant raise ongoing concerns about contamination risks and lengthy decommissioning timelines.
Spring Snow Blankets North China’s Peaks in Ethereal Ink-Like Scenery
A cold front transforms mountains in Shanxi Province into stunning snowscapes, evoking traditional ink paintings and highlighting cultural landmarks.
China’s Taklimakan Desert Embraces ‘Letting Sand Be Sand’ in 3,046km Green Wall
China completes 3,046km green barrier around Taklimakan Desert, balancing ecological preservation with community protection through innovative ‘letting sand be sand’ philosophy.
Hamas Signals Progress in Gaza Ceasefire Talks Amid Mediation Efforts
Hamas says Egypt and Qatar are mediating renewed Gaza ceasefire negotiations, citing ‘positive signs’ despite ongoing Israeli strikes and aid blockades.
China’s Adora Magic City Cruise Ship Hits 100-Voyage Milestone
China’s first homegrown large cruise ship completes 100 voyages, attracting over 350,000 passengers and showcasing maritime innovation and global collaboration.
Ukraine Accepts U.S.-Proposed 30-Day Ceasefire Following Talks in Saudi Arabia
Ukraine agrees to a U.S.-proposed 30-day ceasefire following Saudi-mediated talks, with plans to resume aid and advance peace negotiations. A critical minerals deal is also underway.
Dual-Pad Readiness at Hainan Spaceport Powers 18-Satellite Launch
18 LEO satellites successfully launched from Hainan’s dual-pad spaceport, marking a milestone in commercial space operations.
Ex-Philippine Leader Duterte Detained on ICC Warrant: Key Details
Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte detained under an ICC warrant linked to anti-drug operations. Implications on politics and law unfold.
U.S. Drops Steel Tariffs as Ontario Scraps Electricity Surcharges
The U.S. reverses additional steel tariffs after Ontario withdraws electricity surcharges, easing trade tensions ahead of USMCA discussions.
China’s ‘New-Type Energy Storage’ Takes Center Stage at 2025 Two Sessions
China prioritizes innovative energy storage solutions at 2025 Two Sessions, boosting global renewable integration and economic growth.
Mark Carney Succeeds Trudeau as Canada’s PM Amid Trade, Political Tests
Mark Carney replaces Justin Trudeau as Canada’s Prime Minister, confronting trade tensions with the U.S. and a pivotal election amid conservative opposition gains.
Brazil-China Ties in Focus at 2025 Two Sessions
A Brazil-China business leader highlights the strategic importance of China’s 2025 Two Sessions and growing economic cooperation between the two nations.