China Celebrates 76th Anniversary with Focus on Global Cooperation, U.S. Ties
Chinese Ambassador Xie Feng highlights China’s global contributions and calls for strengthened U.S.-China cooperation at the 76th National Day reception in Washington.
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U.S. Gaza Peace Plan Faces Criticism Over Vague Terms, Hamas Resistance
The U.S. 20-point Gaza peace plan faces criticism for vague terms and key omissions, as Hamas rejects core elements amid stalled negotiations.
Russia Calls for External Power to Ukraine Nuclear Plant Amid Safety Crisis
Russia urges restoration of external power to Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant as IAEA warns of prolonged safety risks amid ongoing conflict.
US Government Shutdown: A Costly Negotiation Strategy?
The third US government shutdown under Trump’s influence raises questions about confrontational negotiation tactics’ effectiveness and global economic implications.
U.S. Pledges Military Support to Qatar Amid Regional Tensions
U.S. President Trump signs executive order vowing to defend Qatar against external threats, bolstering bilateral security ties amid regional tensions.
Indonesia School Collapse: Death Toll Rises to 5, Rescue Efforts Intensify
Death toll reaches 5 in East Java school collapse, with 84 still trapped. Rescue teams balance urgency and safety as investigation into unauthorized renovations begins.
U.S. Government Shutdown Sparks Economic Uncertainty, Global Ripples
The U.S. government shutdown, driven by partisan disputes, halts key services and stirs global market concerns, with implications for Asia’s economic landscape.
Global Poll Reveals Waning Faith in U.S. Governance Amid Shutdown
A CGTN survey of over 7,600 global respondents highlights growing skepticism toward U.S. governance and political divisions amid the federal shutdown.
Okinawa Records Hottest September in 77 Years Amid Japan’s Sweltering Summer
Japan’s Okinawa region experienced its hottest September since records began in 1946, as the country faces unprecedented summer temperatures.
South Korea and U.S. Launch Visa Working Group to Ease Business Travel
South Korea and the U.S. establish visa working group to streamline business travel following $350B investment deal and immigration challenges.
Breakthrough: Human Eggs Created from Skin Cells in Lab Study
Scientists achieve a milestone in creating human eggs from skin cells, offering potential future solutions for infertility and genetic parenthood challenges.
Israel Blocks Displaced Palestinians’ Return to Northern Gaza Amid Escalation
Israel closes key Gaza route, blocking displaced Palestinians from returning north as military operations intensify and aid access dwindles.
US Government Shutdown Looms as Senate Deadlocks on Spending Bill
The US faces its first federal shutdown in nearly seven years as Senate negotiations collapse over healthcare benefits, sparking partisan blame and economic concerns.
U.S. Government Shutdown Begins Amid Partisan Deadlock
The U.S. government shutdown begins amid partisan gridlock, threatening federal jobs and raising concerns over global economic stability, including Asian markets.
South Korea, Japan Strengthen Ties in Busan Summit Talks
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung and Japanese PM Shigeru Ishiba met in Busan to enhance bilateral cooperation, focusing on regional stability and shared challenges.
Trump Sets 4-Day Deadline for Hamas to Accept Gaza Peace Plan
Trump issues 4-day ultimatum for Hamas to accept Gaza peace plan as mediators intensify efforts. UN warns of worsening humanitarian crisis amid ongoing strikes.
China Honors 50 Foreign Experts with Prestigious Friendship Award
China recognized 50 foreign experts for their contributions to national development and international cooperation, reaffirming its commitment to global talent collaboration.
Trump’s Gaza Peace Plan Faces Skepticism Over Two-State Solution Omission
Trump’s Gaza peace proposal with Israel draws criticism for sidelining the two-state solution and lacking key details, raising doubts about its viability.
6.7 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Central Philippines, Triggers Aftershocks
A 6.7 magnitude earthquake struck central Philippines near Cebu, triggering aftershocks and prompting evacuations. Authorities assess damage.
U.S. Soybean, Beef Exports Hit by China Tariff Tensions
U.S. soybean and beef exporters face steep losses as China tariffs reshape trade flows, with Brazil and Australia gaining market share amid ongoing trade tensions.