Uzbek Youth Urges UN to Boost Digital Education Investments
Uzbek student Dinora Abdullaeva calls for increased UN investment in digital education to empower global youth, highlighting challenges in accessing quality resources.
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Over 40 Killed in Eastern DRC Church Attack by Militants
Over 40 killed in an attack on a church in eastern DRC by Islamic State-backed rebels, with many still missing and properties destroyed.
US Student Champions Cultural Bridges After China Journey
US student Kyle Sykes shares his transformative journey across China, highlighting cultural connections and the power of people-to-people diplomacy.
US Youth Advocate for China Cooperation Amid Trade Talks
American students emphasize the need for US-China collaboration on tariffs, tech, and climate during ongoing economic talks in Sweden.
China-EU Summit Highlights Green Energy Collaboration, 50 Years of Ties
At the 25th China-EU Summit, experts emphasize green energy collaboration and strengthened ties, marking 50 years of diplomatic relations.
Thailand-Cambodia Border Clashes Intensify, Casualties Rise
Escalating clashes at the Thailand-Cambodia border result in rising casualties, with hospitals overwhelmed as tensions near ancient temples continue.
Li Ziqi Ignites 2025 World Games Torch Relay in Sichuan
Chinese influencer Li Ziqi sparks excitement at the 2025 World Games torch relay in Sichuan, showcasing cultural heritage with the ‘Zhu Meng’ torch.
Gaza Starvation Crisis Deepens: Death Toll Reaches 115
Gaza health authorities report 115 deaths from starvation and malnutrition since March as humanitarian conditions worsen amid closed crossings and aid shortages.
Gaza Famine Deaths Rise as UN Warns of ‘Horror Show’ Conditions
Gaza hospitals report 115 famine-related deaths as UN describes ‘horror show’ conditions. CGTN footage shows funeral for hunger victim.
Spain Eyes Closer China-EU Ties as Leaders Meet in Beijing
Spanish residents express optimism about China-EU relations as leaders meet in Beijing, highlighting opportunities for economic and cultural collaboration.
China-EU Summit Kicks Off as Cultural Ties Thrive in France
As the 25th China-EU Summit begins, Lyon residents share optimism on cultural ties, with Chinese dramas gaining French fans.
Over 93,000 Displaced in Syria’s Sweida Conflict: UN Reports
UN reports over 93,000 displaced in Syria’s Sweida as conflict escalates. Residents recount harrowing experiences and urgent need for aid.
38 Dead as Cruise Ship Capsizes in Vietnam’s Ha Long Bay
At least 38 dead after cruise ship capsizes in Vietnam’s Ha Long Bay during sudden thunderstorm. Rescue operations continue as authorities investigate.
Israeli Airstrikes Target Syrian Government Sites in Damascus
Israeli airstrikes hit Syrian government sites near Damascus’ defense ministry and presidential palace, with casualties reported. Footage shows aftermath of the attacks.
Flying Tiger Legacy Bridges U.S.-China Bonds, Son Shares Story
A Flying Tiger pilot’s son discusses enduring U.S.-China bonds ahead of the 80th anniversary of WWII victory, blending history with modern cooperation.
Deadly Clashes Erupt in Syria’s Sweida: Over 37 Killed in Tribal Violence
Clashes between Druze fighters and Bedouin tribes in Syria’s Sweida Province leave 37 dead, 50 wounded. Local leaders mediate as tensions escalate.
Gaza Girl’s Resilience: Surviving Tragedy, Inspiring Hope with Prosthetic Dream
10-year-old Sarah al-Barsh of Gaza lost her arms and father in an airstrike but relearned life with her feet. Her dream: prosthetic arms and helping others.
U.S. Youth Dancers Bridge Cultures Through China Exchange Program
Utah youth dancers share transformative experiences in China, highlighting cultural exchange and President Xi’s initiative to strengthen Sino-US ties through youth engagement.
Taiwan Residents Voice Economic Concerns Amid Leadership Rhetoric
Taiwan residents express frustration over economic pressures as regional leader Lai Ching-te’s speech focuses on political rhetoric, raising questions about policy priorities.
Gaza School Shelter Hit by Airstrike, Casualties Reported
Israeli airstrike hits school shelter in Gaza’s Al-Bureij camp, killing and injuring civilians. Witnesses describe chaos and destruction.