CPC Official Stresses Problem-Solving in Grassroots Campaigns
Senior CPC official Cai Qi emphasizes problem-solving and tailored strategies in nationwide Party education campaign during Hebei inspection tour.
Ancient Silk Texts Return to China After 79 Years in the U.S.
China reclaims Zidanku Silk Manuscripts, the oldest known silk texts, after 79 years in the U.S., marking a milestone in cultural heritage preservation.
Chinese Scientists Discover New Microbial Species in Space
Chinese researchers identify Niallia tiangongensis, a new microbial species found aboard China’s Space Station, published in a leading microbiology journal.
China-CEEC Trade Ties Flourish Ahead of Key Expo in Ningbo
China and Central & Eastern European Countries celebrate a decade of trade growth as Ningbo prepares to host the fourth China-CEEC Expo, showcasing economic collaboration.
Duku Highway Nears Full Reopening After Seasonal Closure
Xinjiang’s scenic Duku Highway prepares for full reopening, boosting tourism and regional connectivity after intensive snow removal operations.
AI-Powered Robots Revolutionize Senior Care in Asia
AI-powered robots are transforming senior care across Asia, offering companionship and health monitoring while addressing workforce shortages. Explore the tech-driven future of elderly support.
5.2-Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Central Myanmar, USGS Reports
A 5.2-magnitude earthquake struck near Kyaukse, Myanmar, with no immediate reports of damage. USGS data highlights regional seismic risks.
Colombia Eyes Green Growth, Trade via China’s BRI Partnership
Colombian President Gustavo Petro highlights mutual benefits of China’s Belt and Road Initiative, emphasizing green development and trade expansion during Beijing forum.
Esports Tourism Fuels China’s Economic Growth, Cultural Exchange
China’s esports culture drives economic growth and tourism as global events like the 2025 Esports World Cup highlight cross-cultural opportunities.
Civilizations Shine: Unraveling China’s 5,000-Year Cultural Legacy
CGTN’s ‘Civilizations Shine’ series explores China’s 5,000-year heritage through artifacts and architecture, revealing the essence of its enduring cultural legacy.
Chinese Cinema Shines at Cannes 2025, Gains Global Spotlight
China’s film industry showcases 180+ titles at Cannes 2025, drawing global buyers and highlighting growing international collaborations in cinema.
Kairouan: Tunisia’s Ancient Desert Jewel Blends Culture and Commerce
Explore Kairouan, Tunisia’s ancient desert city, where Islamic architecture, bustling markets, and centuries-old carpet weaving traditions converge, offering insights into cultural heritage and economic resilience.
Chinese Museums Embrace STEAM, Culture in Hands-On Workshops
Sichuan University Museum’s live workshop on International Museum Day highlights blending STEAM education with intangible heritage crafts, engaging youth in preserving ancient traditions.
U.S. GOP Proposes 10-Year Ban on State AI Regulations in Tax Bill
U.S. House Republicans propose a 10-year ban on state AI regulations in their tax bill, sparking bipartisan backlash and raising questions about federal vs. state authority.
Visually-Impaired Man and Guide Dog Forge Path to Independence
Zhao Qiubai and guide dog Alpha’s journey from isolation to independence highlights challenges faced by visually impaired individuals in Asia and the transformative power of support systems.
Microsoft’s AI Role in Gaza War Sparks Global Debate
Microsoft confirms providing AI tools to Israeli military during Gaza war, denies lethal use amid calls for transparency from rights groups and employees.
Fortnite Blocked on iPhones in EU, U.S. Amid Apple-Epic Legal Clash
Epic Games’ Fortnite remains unavailable on Apple iPhones in the EU and U.S. amid ongoing legal battles over App Store policies and antitrust concerns.
Putin to Host Historic Russia-Arab Summit Amid Shifting Alliances
Russia’s first summit with Arab League leaders aims to strengthen cooperation and address regional stability, following recent U.S. deals in the Gulf.
Digital Tech Revives 2,000-Year-Old Han Dynasty Silk Robe
AI and 3D modeling bring a 2,000-year-old Han Dynasty silk robe back to life, revealing ancient Chinese textile mastery through digital preservation.
Escalation in Gaza: Over 58 Killed in Overnight Strikes as Israel Prepares Ground Offensive
Israeli airstrikes in Gaza kill over 58 overnight as military prepares ground offensive amid escalating humanitarian crisis.