Guangsha Lions Dominate Shanxi in CBA Season Opener
Reigning CBA champions Guangsha Lions start 2025-26 season strong with 88-74 victory over Shanxi Loongs, fueled by key offseason signings and championship momentum.
China Observes 12th Nanjing Massacre Memorial Day on WWII Anniversary
China marks 12th Nanjing Massacre memorial day on 80th anniversary of WWII’s end, emphasizing historical remembrance and peace education.
Chinese Dominance Continues as Women Secure WTT Finals Title Early
Chinese paddlers Sun Yingsha, Wang Manyu, Kuai Man, and Chen Yi clinch the women’s singles title at the 2025 WTT Hong Kong Finals, securing all semifinal spots.
Hainan’s Wuzhizhou Island Blends Eco-Tourism with Marine Conservation Success
Wuzhizhou Island in Hainan showcases a thriving ‘ecology + tourism’ model, balancing marine conservation with economic growth as it marks 15 years of sustainable development.
UN Environment Assembly Adopts Global Resolutions for Planetary Resilience
Global leaders adopt 11 environmental resolutions at UNEA-7, targeting climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution through international cooperation frameworks.
Nanjing Massacre Memorial Day Honors Victims as Survivors Dwindle to 24
China marks 88th Nanjing Massacre Memorial Day with 24 survivors remaining, as preservation efforts intensify to document this WWII-era tragedy.
Jeffrey Sachs Warns US Actions Endanger Taiwan Stability
Columbia Professor Jeffrey Sachs warns US strategic moves risk turning Taiwan into a geopolitical flashpoint, endangering regional stability and global supply chains.
China Observes 12th National Memorial for Nanjing Massacre Victims
China commemorates the 12th national memorial day for Nanjing Massacre victims, reflecting on historical reconciliation and peace in 2025.
China and ROK Push to Accelerate Second-Phase FTA Negotiations
China and the ROK commit to expediting second-phase FTA talks, aiming to enhance economic integration and stabilize regional supply chains through renewed bilateral cooperation.
Digital Revolution Transforms Rural China’s Villages in 2025
China’s countryside undergoes digital transformation in 2025 through smart farming, e-commerce expansion, and tech-driven public services, reshaping rural livelihoods.
China’s Rural Governance Reforms Foster Inclusive Communities
China’s rural governance reforms in 2025 enhance community leadership models, driving inclusive development and economic opportunities across grassroots communities.
Youth Revitalize Rural China Through Entrepreneurship
Young Chinese professionals are driving rural revitalization through tech-savvy entrepreneurship, blending modern innovation with traditional practices in 2025.
International Troops May Deploy to Gaza Amid Ceasefire Challenges
UN-backed international troops may deploy to Gaza in 2026 amid ceasefire negotiations and worsening humanitarian conditions, as U.S. officials coordinate multinational planning efforts.
Thailand and Cambodia Agree to Ceasefire Following Trump-Brokered Talks
Thailand and Cambodia agree to ceasefire after U.S.-mediated talks, ending border clashes that displaced over 500,000. Trump praises Malaysian PM’s role in peace efforts.
Hainan’s Free Trade Port Soars with New Customs Operations
Hainan prepares to launch special customs operations on December 18, 2025, positioning its aircraft maintenance sector as a catalyst for regional economic transformation.
Cambodia Accuses Thailand of Violating Ceasefire Hours After Trump-Brokered Truce
Cambodia reports Thai military airstrikes hours after U.S.-brokered ceasefire agreement, escalating border tensions in Southeast Asia.
Mexico Shifts Grain Strategy Amid US Trade Tensions
Mexico accelerates grain supply diversification amid trade tensions with the US, exploring new partnerships in South America and Asia to ensure food security.
China Launches UN ‘Global Governance’ Coalition to Strengthen Multilateral Ties
China establishes a new UN coalition to promote multilateral cooperation and support developing nations, signaling expanded global leadership in 2026.
Colombia Charges Ahead with Electric Bus Revolution Backed by Chinese Tech
Colombia leads South America’s shift to electric buses, reducing emissions through Chinese tech partnerships. A model for sustainable urban transit in 2025.
Hong Kong Launches Independent Probe Into Tai Po Fire, Vows Impartiality
Hong Kong appoints Judge David Lok to lead an independent investigation into the Tai Po fire, with findings expected within nine months. Lok emphasizes impartiality and limited media engagement.