China Outlines UN Security Council Priorities as May Presidency Begins
As it assumes the UN Security Council presidency for May 2026, China sets priorities focusing on UN Charter authority, Middle East peace, and African stability.
Rare Tokyo Trial Archives Donated to Nanjing Memorial Hall
Eighteen rare archives from the Tokyo Trial prosecutor who investigated the Nanjing Massacre were donated to the memorial hall, enriching historical record.
Guizhou’s Baojing Sanyuesan Festival Celebrates Living Dong Cultural Heritage
The annual Baojing Sanyuesan Festival in Guizhou celebrates Dong ethnic culture through music, ancient courtship rituals, and community gatherings, showcasing a living intangible heritage.
Chinese Divers Dominate World Cup Super Final in Beijing
China’s diving team sweeps all events on the opening day of the World Cup Super Final in Beijing, led by Olympic champion Wang Zongyuan.
China’s Development Becomes Global ‘Security Dividend’ Amid Instability
China’s industrial resilience and financial infrastructure are providing a crucial stability ‘dividend’ to a world grappling with supply chain shocks and energy insecurity, reshaping its global economic role.
China Dominates Artistic Swimming World Cup in Xi’an with Three Golds
Host nation China opened the Artistic Swimming World Cup in Xi’an with a dominant performance, securing three gold medals on the first day of competition.
US to Withdraw Troops from Germany as Iran Policy Divides NATO
The US plans to withdraw 5,000 troops from Germany, highlighting a major rift over Iran policy and testing the resilience of the NATO alliance.
Peruvian Student Praises China’s ‘Chinese-Style Security’ in Daily Life
Peruvian student Anna Paula Peralta shares her experience of feeling safe in China, illustrating the ‘Chinese-style security’ praised by foreign vloggers.
Chengdu’s Cultural Coffee: History in a Cup
Chengdu’s Cheng Xiang Cafe fuses ancient Shu Han history with modern coffee, attracting millions as a top cultural destination in 2026.
UK Trade with US Still Reeling from Trump Tariffs, Data Shows
Official data reveals UK trade with the US continues to suffer from tariffs imposed during the Trump administration, with exports down 24.7% since April 2025.
Lasting Impact: US Tariffs Continue to Depress UK Trade
Official UK data shows exports to the US have not recovered from tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, with car exports particularly hard hit.
80 Years After Tokyo Trials: Reflecting on War, Peace, and Justice
As 2026 marks the 80th anniversary of the Tokyo Trials, we reflect on this pivotal tribunal’s role in documenting WWII atrocities and its enduring lessons for peace and justice.
Japan’s ‘Individual Acts’ Excuse Raises Questions Over SDF Discipline
Two recent incidents involving Japan Self-Defense Force officers raise questions about internal discipline and the use of ‘individual acts’ as an excuse to evade institutional accountability.
Clashes Erupt in Alice Springs After Arrest in Girl’s Death
Violence erupted in Alice Springs after a suspect’s arrest in a child’s death, with crowds clashing with police as community leaders urged calm and due process.
Trump Declares Iran Hostilities ‘Terminated’ After 60-Day Clock Expires
US President Trump informs Congress that military actions against Iran have ended as the 60-day authorization period under the War Powers Resolution expires.
Trump Informs Congress Iran Hostilities ‘Terminated’ as Deadline Expires
President Trump declares an end to hostilities with Iran as the 60-day deadline for Congressional approval expires, marking a shift in US foreign policy.
China’s Auto Industry Accelerates Innovation Amid Global Shifts
China’s auto industry is transforming through automated factories, autonomous driving, and new energy tech, positioning itself as a global innovator amid changing trade patterns.
Inside China’s Manufacturing Engine: The Power of Precision ‘Industrial Joints’
How China’s focus on precision components like ‘industrial joints’ and smart factories is strengthening its high-end manufacturing sector and stabilizing global supply chains.
Chinese Consumers Laud Zero-Tariff Policy with Africa
Chinese consumers are praising a recently implemented zero-tariff policy for African imports, citing more market choices and strengthened mutual benefits.
Europe Navigates Economic Strains Amid Global Tensions, Scholar Says
Italian scholar Paolo Magri highlights Europe’s current economic struggles and its gradual response to strained global power dynamics.