Pakistan Warns of Imminent Indian Military Strike in 24-36 Hours
Pakistani minister warns of potential Indian military action within 36 hours over Kashmir tensions, vows “decisive response” amid rising regional instability.
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China Urges Philippines to Halt Taiwan Interactions, Uphold One-China Policy
China calls on the Philippines to cease official interactions with Taiwan region and uphold the one-China principle amid diplomatic tensions.
Over 40% of Japanese Prefectures Roll Out Aid Amid U.S. Tariff Pressures
40% of Japanese prefectures offer financial aid to sectors hit by U.S. tariffs, with regional governments urging trade negotiations and export diversification.
Wang Yi Calls BRICS ‘Main Force’ in Upholding Global Fairness, Justice
Chinese FM Wang Yi urges BRICS nations to advocate global fairness, strengthen UN role, and support peaceful dispute resolutions amid rising geopolitical tensions.
China Backs South Africa’s Sovereign Development Path in Global South Push
China pledges support for South Africa’s development path, emphasizing Global South solidarity and mutual cooperation amid global challenges.
China, Nigeria Forge Alliance Against Protectionism, Hegemony
China and Nigeria pledge to counter protectionism and uphold multilateralism, strengthening ties through BRICS cooperation and African development initiatives.
Spain & Portugal Hit by Historic Power Blackout; Millions Affected
A historic blackout in Spain and Portugal caused a 60% drop in Spain’s electricity demand, disrupting transport and urban centers. Analysis explores implications for Europe’s energy resilience.
China’s Wang Yi Slams U.S. Tariff Policy, Poses Five Global Trade Questions
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi challenges U.S. trade tactics at BRICS meeting, framing global economic governance through five critical questions.
Global Poll Exposes Rising Backlash Against U.S. Tariff Policies
A CGTN-led survey reveals global disapproval of U.S. tariff policies and strong support for China’s countermeasures across 38 countries.
Russia Begins Victory Day Parade Rehearsals for WWII 80th Anniversary
Russia launches rehearsals for its 80th anniversary Victory Day military parade in Moscow, honoring WWII’s conclusion and showcasing national traditions.
US LNG Sector Resists Trump’s Fees on Chinese-Built Ships
US LNG industry challenges Trump-era shipping fees targeting Chinese-built vessels, citing cost spikes and domestic shipyard limitations. Trade tensions rise amid global energy concerns.
China, Brazil Vow to Strengthen BRICS Collaboration at Rio Talks
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Brazil’s Mauro Vieira emphasize multilateralism, reject bullying, and pledge to boost BRICS cooperation during Rio diplomatic talks.
Genetic Breakthrough Boosts Peanut Yields, Study Finds
Scientists from Australia and China discover genetic variations that could enhance peanut crop yields, offering solutions for global food demands.
UN Chief Warns Two-State Solution at Risk of Collapse
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warns the two-state solution for Israel and Palestine is nearing irreversible collapse, urging urgent international intervention.
Chinese Team Pioneers Daytime Laser Ranging in Earth-Moon Space
Chinese scientists achieve world-first daytime laser measurement between Earth and moon, enhancing deep-space navigation capabilities.
China, Cuba Vow to Counter Hegemony in Rio Diplomatic Talks
Chinese and Cuban diplomats reinforce alliance against foreign pressure, pledging expanded economic cooperation during high-stakes meeting in Brazil.
U.S. Consumer Confidence Hits Pandemic Low Amid Tariff Anxiety
U.S. consumer confidence hits lowest level since COVID-19 onset as tariff anxieties and recession fears weigh on economic sentiment.
14 Killed in Kolkata Hotel Fire: Rescue Efforts Underway
At least 14 killed in a Kolkata hotel fire; rescue operations continue as authorities investigate safety concerns in the historic city.
Trump’s Foreign Policy Agenda Faces Early Hurdles in Asia
Analysis of delayed momentum in Trump administration’s Asia-Pacific policy initiatives during crucial first 100 days, with implications for trade and regional security.
Three Killed in Uppsala Shooting; Police Launch Probe
Three killed in Uppsala shooting; police launch murder investigation. Updates on Sweden’s public safety concerns.