Israel Eases Gaza Blockade Amid Famine Warnings
Israel announces limited Gaza aid access amid UN famine warnings, balancing security concerns with international humanitarian demands.
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Chinese Health Team Concludes Myanmar Epidemic Mission Post-Earthquake
Chinese public health experts complete month-long epidemic prevention mission in Myanmar following major earthquake, enhancing cross-border disaster cooperation.
Black-Necked Cranes’ Dance of Defense Marks Biodiversity Day in Xizang Wetlands
Xizang’s black-necked cranes showcase territorial defense behaviors during International Biodiversity Day, revealing nature’s delicate balance in high-altitude ecosystems.
China’s Solar Innovations Draw African Ambassadors’ Interest
African ambassadors explore China’s solar solutions at SANY Group, highlighting potential for off-grid energy partnerships in remote areas.
Belt and Road Initiative: A Decade of Global Impact and Growth
10 years of China’s Belt and Road Initiative: $2 trillion in trade, 420,000 jobs created, and new digital trade corridors shaping Asia’s global economic ties.
Mexican Navy Ship Collision Near Brooklyn Bridge Sparks Safety Concerns
A Mexican navy ship collided with Brooklyn Bridge during a NYC visit, raising maritime safety questions amid its recent Asia-Pacific tour.
Survey: US-Made Goods Face Consumer Price Resistance
A market survey reveals zero consumer interest in paying premiums for US-made goods, highlighting challenges for firms considering production shifts amid tariffs.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
China-Vietnam Joint Effort Revives Marine Life in Beibu Gulf
China and Vietnam expand joint marine conservation efforts in Beibu Gulf, restoring fish stocks and supporting coastal communities through sustainable practices.
China Remains Vital for Global Shipping Amid U.S. Tariff Challenges
Hapag-Lloyd COO highlights China’s critical role in global container shipping despite U.S. tariffs and economic shifts, emphasizing long-term partnerships.
Peru Embraces China’s Visa-Free Policy, Boosting Ties
Peruvians welcome China’s visa-free policy, enhancing bilateral trade, tourism, and cultural connections between Asia and Latin America.
China’s ZQ-2E Y2 Rocket Deploys Six Satellites into Orbit
China’s ZQ-2E Y2 commercial rocket successfully launched six satellites, marking a milestone in the country’s expanding space industry and global partnerships.
Pro-Palestinian Marches in NYC Mark Nakba Anniversary Amid Gaza Conflict
Hundreds marched in NYC to commemorate the 77th Nakba anniversary, linking historical displacement to ongoing Gaza conflict casualties exceeding 53,000.
From Wuxia Legends to Reality: Unveiling Emei Sect’s True Martial Arts Heritage
Discover the real Emei Sect beyond Jin Yong’s novels, exploring its ancient martial arts techniques and cultural significance in preserving China’s heritage.
Central China Trials Breakthrough Non-Invasive BCI Cap for Brain Rehabilitation
Wuhan’s Tongji Hospital trials non-invasive brain-computer interface cap for neurological rehabilitation, completing first phase with 40 volunteers.
Lhasa’s ‘Sweet Wall’ Tradition Blends Heritage and Honey
Lhasa’s annual Potala Palace repainting uses a honey-infused mixture, blending cultural heritage with sustainable preservation in China’s Xizang.