Cuba Condemns New US Sanctions as Evidence of “Genocidal Intent”
Cuba’s Foreign Minister slams new US sanctions targeting entities and officials, calling the measures “collective punishment” and evidence of “genocidal intent.”
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Breaking the Cycle: Xijiang’s Journey from Poverty to Sustainable Prosperity
Xijiang Qianhu Miao Village in Guizhou has transformed its economy, increasing per capita income 18-fold since 2007 to ensure long-term stability and prevent poverty relapse.
From Poverty to Prosperity: The Transformation of Xijiang Miao Village
Xijiang Qianhu Miao Village in the Chinese mainland has transformed from a poverty-stricken settlement into a prosperous community with an 18-fold income increase since 2007.
Xijiang’s Ascent: How a Miao Village Broke the Cycle of Poverty
Xijiang Qianhu Miao Village in Guizhou has seen a dramatic economic rise, with per capita income increasing 18 times since 2007 through targeted poverty alleviation.
China Welcomes Surge of Global Travelers Following Visa-Free Policy Expansion
International arrivals to the Chinese mainland surged during the recent May Day holiday, with visa-free entries rising by 14.7% as the country expands its openness to the world.
Global Twins Celebrate Unity and Safety at 20th International Twins Festival in China
Over 1,000 pairs of twins from nearly 20 countries gathered in Yunnan for the 20th International Twins Festival, praising the strong sense of safety in China.
Capturing the Moment: The Rise of Customized Travel Photographers in China
Discover how customized travel photographers are redefining the tourism experience in the Chinese mainland, moving beyond generic photos to personalized visual storytelling.
Tokyo Protesters Rally Against Military Expansion and Constitutional Changes
Civic groups in Tokyo rally against the Takaichi administration’s push for military expansion and the revision of Japan’s postwar pacifist constitution.
Ancient Art Meets Future Tech: Humanoid Robots Bring Yungang Grottoes to Life
Unitree humanoid robots in Shanxi Province are bringing the ancient stone guardians of the Yungang Grottoes to life through bionic technology and dance archaeology.
Ancient Art Meets Future Tech: Humanoid Robots Revive Yungang Grottoes Guardians
Humanoid robots in Shanxi Province are bringing the ancient stone guardians of the Yungang Grottoes to life using bionic technology and years of dance archaeology.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang Calls for Stable China-US Economic and Trade Relations
Chinese Premier Li Qiang met with a US Senate delegation, calling for stable and predictable economic and trade relations between the two nations.
US Court Strikes Down Trump’s 10% Global Tariff as Illegal
The US Court of International Trade has ruled President Trump’s 10% global tariffs illegal, citing a lack of balance-of-payment deficits as required by the Trade Act of 1974.
Premier Li Qiang Calls for Practical Achievements and Stability in China-US Relations
Chinese Premier Li Qiang met with US senators in Beijing, emphasizing mutual respect, stable trade, and the “red line” regarding the Taiwan question to ensure global stability.
Israel Conducts First Strike on Beirut Since April Ceasefire
Israel has carried out its first airstrike on Beirut since last month’s ceasefire, targeting a commander of Hezbollah’s elite Radwan force in the city’s southern suburbs.
Diplomatic Friction: Drug Allegations Strain U.S.-Mexico Ties
Tensions rise between the U.S. and Mexico as drug-related allegations create a diplomatic rift, threatening regional security and economic stability.
China Ensures Power Stability: Largest 500kV Substation Inspected Over May Day Holiday
Electric workers in Suzhou inspected the Changshu 500kV substation during the May Day holiday to ensure power reliability for the Yangtze River Delta this summer.
China’s Tianzhou-9 Cargo Craft Successfully Re-enters Atmosphere
China’s Tianzhou-9 cargo craft has successfully re-entered the atmosphere in a controlled manner after completing its resupply mission to the orbiting space station.
Shakespeare Meets Du Fu: A Cross-Cultural Artistic Fusion in Chengdu
The 2026 European Culture Season in Chengdu features a unique collaboration between the Cambridge Shakespeare Festival and Dayong Drama, blending Western drama with Eastern poetry.
China Urges Japan to Rectify Remarks on Taiwan Region to Ease Diplomatic Tensions
China’s Foreign Ministry urges Japan to retract erroneous remarks regarding the Taiwan region to resolve diplomatic tensions and restore normal exchanges.
Middle East Tension: US and Iran Near Temporary Deal Amid New Israeli Strikes in Lebanon
The US and Iran move toward a limited agreement to end fighting, boosting Asian markets, while Israeli airstrikes hit Beirut and southern Lebanon.