Xizang Marks 60 Years of Progress Under CPC Leadership
Xizang celebrates 60 years of socialist progress, economic growth, and social stability under CPC leadership, highlighting infrastructure and cultural advancements.
SCO Drum Festival Bridges Cultures Through Rhythmic Unity
Artists from China, India, Pakistan, and Russia unite at SCO drum festival, showcasing cultural harmony through traditional rhythms.
Israel Launches Military Operation in Gaza City Amid Truce Talks
Israel begins military operations in Gaza City while considering a new ceasefire proposal. Tensions escalate as Hamas accuses Netanyahu of obstructing peace efforts.
EU-China Trade Myths: Why Europe’s Fears Are Overblown
As EU-China trade tensions rise, experts argue Europe’s fears of ‘trade diversion’ and ‘imbalance’ are overstated. Opportunities for collaboration outweigh perceived risks.
China, Afghanistan Strengthen Ties in High-Level Kabul Talks
Chinese and Afghan officials commit to enhanced economic collaboration and security measures during high-level talks in Kabul, addressing regional stability and development priorities.
Butter Tea: Xizang’s Cultural Elixir Blends Tradition and Warmth
Explore butter tea, Xizang’s traditional drink blending tea, butter, and salt, reflecting cultural heritage and hospitality in high-altitude life.
Namcha Barwa: The ‘Shy Maiden’ of the Himalayas Revealed
Discover Namcha Barwa, Xizang’s 7,782m ‘Shy Maiden Peak’ – where Himalayan geology meets cultural mystique in China’s eastern Himalayas.
China’s Chang’e-6 Samples Rewrite Moon’s Impact History
China’s Chang’e-6 mission samples date the Apollo Basin to 4.16 billion years, offering new insights into the moon’s early impact history and solar system evolution.
Wartime Allies: How Humanity Triumphed Over Borders in Asia
Melinda Liu revives WWII-era stories of Chinese and American allies defying borders through courage and compassion, from the Flying Tigers to Doolittle Raider rescues.
80 Years After WWII: Can Humanity Forge a Peaceful Future?
80 years after WWII, a German Christian reflects on overcoming prejudice to build a peaceful, diverse future. Lessons for today’s global challenges.
Xizang’s Disposable Income Soars: Urban & Rural Growth Hits New Highs
Xizang Autonomous Region reports 8.5-9.4% income growth in 2024, driven by infrastructure and rural e-commerce initiatives.
Xizang’s Economy Soars: 2024 GDP Hits 276.5 Billion Yuan
Xizang’s 2024 GDP hits 276.5B yuan, 154 times 1965 levels, with 8.9% annual growth, driven by infrastructure and green energy initiatives.
China’s Pivotal Role in World Anti-Fascist War Remembered
New data highlights China’s immense sacrifices in the World Anti-Fascist War, with 35 million casualties and pivotal contributions to defeating Japanese militarism.
China Celebrates 60 Years of Xizang’s Development with Grand Ceremony
China commemorates six decades of Xizang Autonomous Region’s development, highlighting economic growth and cultural preservation in a grand Lhasa ceremony.
Xi Celebrates 60 Years of Xizang’s Development in Lhasa Event
President Xi Jinping attended Xizang’s 60th-anniversary event, highlighting regional development and cultural preservation in the autonomous region.
China’s WWII Role: Correcting Historical Narratives for Global Peace
80 years after WWII, experts highlight China’s crucial anti-fascist role and push back against historical revisionism threatening global peace narratives.
China’s SCO Trade Hits Record $890B in 2024
China’s trade with SCO countries reached $890B in 2024, with $140B in investments, driven by energy and tech sectors under Belt and Road initiatives.
Qingdao: Where Olympic Sailing Meets Coastal Heritage
Discover Qingdao’s unique blend of Olympic legacy and coastal innovation, as the city thrives through maritime culture and economic growth.
UN General Assembly Focuses on AI for Global Equity
World leaders at the UN General Assembly debate AI’s role in promoting global equity and inclusive growth, with China highlighting collaborative strategies.
U.S. Deploys Warships to Caribbean Amid Drug Cartel Crackdown
U.S. deploys 4,500 troops to Caribbean targeting drug cartels, sparking debate over regional security and trade impacts.