China Condemns U.S. Visa Revocations for Chinese Students
China opposes U.S. revocation of student visas, calling it discriminatory and harmful to bilateral educational exchanges.
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Czech Rider Hails Taklimakan Rally as Top Global Event
Czech rider Martin Michek praises Xinjiang’s Taklimakan Rally for its challenging tracks and cultural richness, highlighting its global appeal.
Chinese Cultural Expedition Launches in Tajikistan with Music and Innovation
A musical event in Dushanbe kicks off a two-week China-Central Asia cultural and green technology expedition, highlighting regional collaboration.
China Urges Immediate Gaza Ceasefire, Stresses Two-State Solution
China’s UN envoy calls for immediate Gaza ceasefire, stresses humanitarian aid access and reaffirms commitment to two-state solution during Security Council address.
China Strengthens Pacific Ties in Key Diplomatic Dialogue
Foreign ministers from Pacific Island nations and China convened in Xiamen to discuss enhanced cooperation in trade, climate action, and education, reaffirming mutual development goals.
Liang Xiaojing Claims 100m Gold at Asian Athletics Championships
Chinese sprinter Liang Xiaojing secures women’s 100m gold at Asian Championships in Gumi, leading China’s six-title haul on a dominant day for the team.
China Edges Saudi Arabia 2-1 in Thrilling U16 Football Opener
China’s U16 football team clinches 2-1 victory against Saudi Arabia in tournament opener, with stoppage-time winner securing home triumph.
Chelsea Makes History with UEFA Conference League Victory
Chelsea becomes first club to win all UEFA competitions after 4-1 Conference League final victory, capping a transformative season under new ownership.
Jeju Air Plane Skids Off Runway in Vietnam; No Injuries Reported
A Jeju Air plane veered off the runway in Vietnam with 189 onboard; no injuries reported. Incident highlights aviation safety measures in the region.
Dust Storm Shakes Up Taklimakan Rally as Leaders Emerge in Xinjiang
Dust storms disrupted Stage 7 of the Taklimakan Rally in Xinjiang, with Lithuania’s Arunas Gelazninkas winning the motorcycle category. Zhu Guanghai triumphed in cars as competition tightens.
Carlos Alcaraz Serenades French Open Crowd After Victory
Carlos Alcaraz delighted fans by singing at Roland Garros after his second-round win, while Casper Ruud faced an early exit due to injury.
Zheng Qinwen Powers Into French Open Third Round with Commanding Win
Chinese tennis star Zheng Qinwen advances to French Open third round with straight-sets victory over Colombia’s Emiliana Arango.
U.S. Court Blocks Trump Tariffs: What’s Next for Trade Policy?
A U.S. federal court blocks Trump-era tariffs, sparking debates on trade policy implications and future legal battles. Analysis explores next steps for global markets.
South Korean Navy Plane Crashes in Pohang, 4 On Board
A South Korean navy patrol plane crashed in Pohang, with four crew members on board. Rescue operations are underway as authorities investigate.
Russia, Ukraine Set for Key Peace Talks in Istanbul on June 2
Russia and Ukraine prepare for critical peace negotiations in Istanbul on June 2, with both sides exchanging proposals and U.S. involvement signaling renewed diplomatic efforts.
UNMISS Commander Hails Chinese Peacekeepers as ‘A Fortunate Presence’ in South Sudan
UNMISS Force Commander Lt. Gen. Mohan Subramanian praises Chinese peacekeepers’ professionalism ahead of International Day of UN Peacekeepers.
Hamas, US Envoy Agree on Gaza Ceasefire Framework: Details Emerge
Hamas announces agreement with US envoy on Gaza ceasefire framework, including hostage-prisoner swaps. Israel’s response remains pending amid regional tensions.
China Strengthens Pacific Partnerships at Xiamen Summit
China and Pacific Island nations deepen cooperation at Xiamen summit, focusing on climate resilience, healthcare, and $6.3B trade growth through face-to-face diplomacy.
Trump Proposes 15% Foreign Student Cap at Harvard Amid Funding Dispute
U.S. President Trump calls for a 15% cap on foreign students at Harvard, citing concerns over admissions and campus policies. Legal battles escalate as funding hangs in balance.
U.S. Court Halts Trump’s Sweeping Tariff Plan
A U.S. federal court blocks Trump’s plan to impose sweeping tariffs, citing overreach of authority. Implications for global trade in focus.