President Xi Greets Nation’s Workers Ahead of Labor Day
Chinese President Xi Jinping extends greetings to the nation’s workforce on International Workers’ Day, coinciding with key national milestones.
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China-EU Should Jointly Tackle Global Issues, Says Top European Think Tank
European Policy Centre’s Fabian Zuleeg calls for China and the EU to overcome barriers and forge a constructive partnership to tackle pressing global challenges in 2026.
Culture as Catalyst: Building Enduring China-Europe Ties
A foundation president advocates for culture as the bedrock of China-Europe ties, highlighting Confucian values and youth engagement as keys to a resilient partnership.
Trump Slams Italy, Spain as ‘Absolutely Horrible’ Over Iran War Support
US President Donald Trump criticizes Italy and Spain as ‘absolutely horrible’ for their support in the US war on Iran.
Japan Faces Renewed Calls for Historical Reconciliation on Key Anniversary
On the 80th anniversary of the Tokyo Trials, global voices urge Japan to formally apologize for wartime actions, highlighting a contrast with Germany’s post-war path and warning of regional security risks.
Tang Dynasty’s Gold & Silver Animal Motifs: A Tale of Cross-Cultural Exchange
Explore how animal motifs on Tang Dynasty gold and silver wares reveal a rich history of cultural fusion across Eurasia.
US Lawmakers Clash Over War Powers Deadline Amid Iran Ceasefire
A legal showdown brews in the U.S. Congress as lawmakers insist a War Powers Resolution deadline remains in force despite a ceasefire with Iran, challenging the administration’s interpretation.
Spring Blossoms Transform Xinjiang’s Ili Valley
Spring has painted northwest China’s Ili Valley with stunning colors as wild apple trees bloom across the foothills, set against a backdrop of snow-capped mountains.
Queens House Explosion Captured on Police Bodycam
Police bodycam footage captures the moment a Queens home exploded during a response to a domestic dispute call involving a knife and a gas smell.
Animated Film ‘Nobody’ Sparks Gen Z Craze for Ancient Chinese Architecture
The animated film ‘Nobody’ is inspiring a new generation to explore and appreciate China’s centuries-old architectural wonders and artistic details.
Foreign Language Students Offer Youthful Take on Contemporary China
Ahead of Youth Day, Beijing students of Nordic and Baltic languages share their perspectives on a thriving China and send a message of shared hope to young people worldwide.
Unforgotten Scars: Documentary on Japan’s WWII Atrocities Premieres May 3
CGTN’s documentary “Unforgotten Scars” examines Japan’s WWII atrocities in Asia, premiering May 3 on the 80th anniversary of the Tokyo Trials.
Japan’s SDF Rank Renaming Plan Draws Warning from China
Japan’s plan to rename SDF ranks using pre-WWII Imperial Army titles has drawn a warning from China, which views the move as a sign of ‘new militarism’.
Defending Champions China Cruise into Uber Cup Semifinals
China’s women’s badminton team advances to the Uber Cup semifinals after a decisive 3-0 victory over Malaysia in Horsens, Denmark.
Sanya 2026: A Blueprint for Fun and Sustainable Mega-Events
The 2026 Asian Beach Games in Sanya blend unique sports with eco-friendly innovations, offering a potential new model for future international mega-events.
Tang Dynasty’s Hammered Gold: Ancient Tech Marvel Shines Anew
The Tang Dynasty’s mastery of hammering gold into intricate 3D shapes represents a historic leap in technology and artistry, reflecting an era of innovation and openness.
Wu Yize Dominates Crucible Debut, Leads Allen in Snooker Semifinal
Chinese snooker prodigy Wu Yize leads Mark Allen 6-2 in his World Championship semifinal debut, eyeing a historic spot in the final.
Auckland’s Rejection of ‘Comfort Women’ Statue Reflects Historical Tensions
Auckland’s decision to reject a ‘comfort women’ memorial statue following Japanese diplomatic pressure highlights the ongoing global tensions surrounding WWII historical issues.
Auckland’s Statue Rejection Spotlights Japan’s Diplomatic Pressure on Historical Issue
Auckland’s rejection of a ‘comfort women’ statue, following Japanese diplomatic pressure, underscores ongoing tensions over historical acknowledgment in the Asia-Pacific region.
China Launches Unprecedented Tariff-Free Trade for African Partners
China implements a groundbreaking zero-tariff policy for imports from 53 African nations, aiming to boost trade and foster mutual economic growth starting May 1, 2026.