A Taste of Guizhou: One Bowl, One Homeland Story
In Guizhou’s Pingtang County, a bowl of Panzi rice noodles offers more than flavor—it tells a story of homeland and cultural identity deeply rooted in place.
A Rare Trifecta of Colors Unfolds at the Source of Xinjiang’s Tarim River
A stunning natural scene of yellow sand, emerald water, and white salt flats is currently visible at the source of Xinjiang’s Tarim River, showcasing the region’s unique beauty.
Sichuan Accelerates Full-Chain Commercial Space Race, Eyes 2030 Trillion-Yuan Cluster
Sichuan Province is forging an integrated commercial space economy, targeting a massive industrial cluster by 2030 while applying space tech to ground-level governance in mountainous regions.
Elusive Marbled Cat Makes Historic First Appearance in Xizang Reserve
Infrared camera footage confirms the first-ever sighting of a rare marbled cat in Xizang’s Cibagou National Nature Reserve, a major milestone for regional conservation.
Iran Proposes Three-Phase Plan to End War as Strait of Hormuz Tensions Rise
Iran presents a three-stage proposal to de-escalate war, linking ceasefire guarantees to Strait of Hormuz security and nuclear talks, amid rising global economic concerns.
China Delivers Landmark Domestically Built LNG Carrier
China’s first independently designed 180,000-cubic-meter LNG carrier, the Celsius Georgetown, was delivered on April 26, marking a new milestone for domestic shipbuilding.
Schwarzman Scholars Mark Decade with Focus on Co-opetition
Stephen A. Schwarzman discusses the art of co-opetition as the Schwarzman Scholars program at Tsinghua University celebrates its 10th anniversary, shaping future global leaders.
Putin Honors DPRK Soldiers in Kursk Operation, Military Ties Deepen
President Putin honors DPRK troops for their role in the Kursk operation as Russia and North Korea agree to long-term military cooperation.
Former Israeli PMs Unite to Challenge Netanyahu in 2026 Elections
Opposition leader Yair Lapid and former PM Naftali Bennett announce a joint run to unseat Prime Minister Netanyahu in the upcoming Israeli elections.
Fatah Secures Decisive Victory in Palestinian Local Elections
Fatah, led by President Mahmoud Abbas, wins decisively in Palestinian municipal elections held in the West Bank and Gaza, amid low turnout and complex logistical challenges.
Shanghai Seminar Rejects 2016 South China Sea Arbitration Ruling
A Shanghai seminar attended by top legal experts and officials has declared the 2016 South China Sea arbitration award illegal and void, reaffirming China’s stance.
Iran, Oman Discuss Safe Transit Through Strait of Hormuz
Iranian Foreign Minister says talks with Omani officials focused on ensuring safe transit through the vital Strait of Hormuz, highlighting regional cooperation on maritime security.
APEC Business Council Urges Bold Action to Restore Trade Stability
The 2026 APEC Business Advisory Council concluded with a strong call for coordinated action to restore global trade stability and ensure long-term prosperity across the Asia-Pacific.
King Charles Visits U.S. Amid Strained ‘Special Relationship’
King Charles begins a U.S. state visit on April 27, 2026, amid tensions fueled by President Trump’s foreign policy shifts.
High Ticket Prices Threaten Fan Access to 2026 World Cup in Mexico
While Mexico prepares for the 2026 FIFA World Cup opener, soaring ticket costs risk preventing many passionate fans from attending the historic event.
Violence Escalates in Mali as UN Calls for International Action
Sustained gunfire rocks Mali days after a major coordinated militant attack, killing the defense minister and prompting a UN call for international action.
Sabastian Sawe Shatters Two-Hour Marathon Barrier in London
Kenya’s Sabastian Sawe makes history as the first man to run a sub-two-hour marathon at the 2026 London Marathon, an event raising millions for charity.
Southern African Airlines Warn of Looming Jet Fuel Shortage
A major airline association warns of jet fuel shortages in Southern Africa beyond next month, driven by global market turmoil and soaring prices impacting fares.
Sabastian Sawe Breaks Two-Hour Barrier at London Marathon
Kenya’s Sabastian Sawe becomes the first man to run a sub-two-hour marathon, setting a new world record at the 2026 London Marathon.
Chornobyl at 40: From Disaster to New Threats
Ukraine marks the 40th anniversary of the Chornobyl nuclear disaster, with the decommissioned plant facing new threats amid ongoing regional conflict.
