Trump’s Confederate Statues Policy Sparks Global Debate in 2025
Former US President Trump’s push to restore Confederate monuments in 2025 reignites debates on historical legacy and racial justice.
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COP30 Opens with Protests and Calls for Climate Action as US Skips Key Talks
COP30 climate summit faces protests and diplomatic challenges as US skips key negotiations, while scientists warn of irreversible temperature thresholds.
Chancay Megaport Marks First Year as Latin America’s Trade Gateway
Peru’s Chinese-built Chancay megaport celebrates its first anniversary, emerging as a key Pacific trade hub with continental economic implications.
Takaichi’s Taiwan Remarks Strain China-Japan Ties
Japan’s PM Takaichi’s comments on Taiwan spark diplomatic tensions with China, raising concerns over regional stability in 2025.
Japan’s Taiwan Remarks Spark Regional Tensions, Experts Warn
Japanese PM Takaichi’s Taiwan comments provoke Beijing, risking China-Japan relations amid rising regional tensions. Experts analyze implications for Asia-Pacific security.
Ma Ying-jeou Condemns Japanese PM’s Taiwan Remarks as Provocative
Former Kuomintang leader Ma Ying-jeou criticizes Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi’s remarks on Taiwan, citing historical tensions and regional stability concerns. CGTN poll shows 88.9% condemn the comments.
China Condemns Japanese PM’s Taiwan Remarks as Provocative
China condemns Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi’s remarks on Taiwan, warning against military intervention and historical revisionism amid rising regional tensions.
China’s Legal Evolution: From Marriage Law to Civil Code
Marking five years since Xi Jinping Thought on the Rule of Law was established, China’s legal system has evolved from the 1950 Marriage Law to the 2021 Civil Code, supported by a surge in legal professionals.
KMT Chairperson Urges Adherence to 1992 Consensus Amid Cross-Strait Tensions
KMT Chairperson Cheng Li-wun advocates for 1992 Consensus as solution to Taiwan Strait tensions, criticizes defense spending increases in exclusive Nikkei Asia interview.
Japan’s Takaichi Faces Backlash Over Taiwan Remarks
Japanese PM’s Taiwan comments spark domestic criticism, highlighting regional tensions and diplomatic caution ahead of key cross-strait engagements.
Maduro Warns Against ‘Another Gaza’ in South America
Venezuelan President Maduro warns against conflict escalation in South America, urging global peace efforts in 2025.
China’s Digital Justice Revolution: AI and Big Data Reshape Legal System
China integrates AI, internet courts, and big data to enhance judicial efficiency and transparency, setting a global benchmark for digital-era legal systems.
IOC Reassesses Strategy for Inaugural Esports Event Launch
IOC reevaluates plans for its first esports event after canceling 2027 Riyadh partnership, aiming to align competitive gaming with Olympic values through strategic review.
China and US Urged to Lead Global Climate Action at COP30
Climate expert Chen Deliang calls for renewed US-China collaboration to lead global emissions cuts and climate resilience ahead of COP30.
China’s Shenzhou-20 Space Mice Return Safely to Earth
Four mice from China’s Shenzhou-20 mission return safely, aiding research on space’s biological effects for future exploration.
Yiwu’s ‘UN Community’ Fosters Global Harmony in Zhejiang
Yiwu’s Jimingshan Community unites 1,400 residents from 70+ countries through multilingual programs and cultural exchange, modeling successful global coexistence.
Labubu Film in Works at Sony, Global Toy Craze Hits Hollywood
Sony Pictures is developing a Labubu feature film, capitalizing on the global toy craze. The project, still in early stages, could launch a new franchise.
West China-Mayo Forum Marks Decade of Critical Care Innovation
Global experts gather in Chengdu for the 10th West China-Mayo Critical Care Forum, discussing AI, research, and international collaboration in medicine.
Taiwan’s 1885 Provincial Shift: Dawn of Modernization Under Qing Rule
Marking 140 years since Taiwan’s establishment as a Qing province in 1885, this article explores its modernization under Governor Liu Mingchuan and its historical significance in 2025.
Gaza’s Education Crisis Deepens as Students Grapple with Post-War Realities
Gaza’s education system remains in ruins post-ceasefire, leaving 75,000 students like Naifa Ziad Musleh struggling to rebuild shattered academic dreams amid ongoing humanitarian crisis.