African Negotiators Convene in Nairobi to Champion Climate Justice
Over 70 African climate negotiators convene in Nairobi to strengthen the continent’s stance on climate finance, adaptation, and loss and damage.
Global Backlash Erupts Over U.S. Steel and Aluminum Tariffs
U.S. imposes new tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, sparking global condemnation from Mexico, Canada, and the EU, raising fears of a trade war.
Harbin’s Snowman-Building Campaign Unites Global Friends for 9th Asian Winter Games
A global snowman-building campaign in Harbin celebrates the 9th Asian Winter Games, fostering international friendships and showcasing cultural creativity.
CGTN Launches Snowman Challenge for 9th Asian Winter Games in Harbin
Celebrate the 9th Asian Winter Games in Harbin by joining CGTN’s snowman challenge! Build your snowman and share your creation using #snowman to participate.
Israel Threatens Ceasefire Termination If Hostages Not Returned by Saturday
Israeli PM Netanyahu warns of ending the Gaza ceasefire if hostages aren’t returned by Saturday, escalating tensions in the region.
Trump’s Metal Tariffs Propel U.S. Prices Amid Domestic Production Challenges
President Trump’s 25% tariffs on steel and aluminium have driven U.S. metal prices higher, posing challenges for domestic production and impacting global markets.
China Condemns US Warship Transit Through Taiwan Straits Amid Security Concerns
China’s military condemns the transit of a US warship and survey ship through the Taiwan Straits, citing increased security risks and misleading signals.
Fu Ying Calls for International Cooperation to Regulate AI at Paris Summit
At the Paris AI Action Summit, former Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Fu Ying emphasized the need for global cooperation to manage AI’s power and ensure it remains under human control.
U.S. Tariffs Become Catalyst for Corruption, Says Economist
Economist Steve Hanke warns that U.S. tariffs not only strain finances but also fuel corruption as politicians rely on lobbyists for exemptions.
U.S. Tariffs on Imports: Who’s Bearing the Cost?
U.S. tariffs on imports from the Chinese mainland are increasing costs for American consumers, with footwear alone costing $9.3 billion in 2023.
South Africa Simplifies Visa Process to Boost Chinese and Indian Tourism
South Africa launches the Trusted Tour Operator Scheme to streamline visa applications for Chinese and Indian tourists, aiming to boost tourism and economic growth.
China Coast Guard Conducts Patrol around Diaoyu Dao
A China Coast Guard fleet patrolled the territorial waters of Diaoyu Dao on Wednesday to protect China’s interests, according to a CCG statement.
Major Snowstorm to Impact Two Dozen U.S. States This Week
A significant snowstorm is set to hit around two dozen U.S. states from Colorado to Maine this week, bringing heavy snow, slippery roads, and potential travel disruptions.
Harbin’s Jihong Bridge Shines During 9th Asian Winter Games
Harbin’s Jihong Bridge becomes a symbol of hospitality and cultural connection as the city hosts the 9th Asian Winter Games.
Trump Tightens Immigration: Venezuelans and Haitians Facing Deportation
U.S. President Donald Trump’s immigration policies are leading to deportations of Venezuelans to Caracas and Haitians intercepted at sea.
CFPB Shutdown Sparks Concerns Over Financial Oversight
The closure of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau raises alarms among senators and consumer advocates about the future of financial oversight in the U.S.
Trump’s Steel and Aluminum Tariffs Spark International Retaliation
U.S. President Donald Trump implements new steel and aluminum tariffs targeting both adversaries and allies, prompting several countries to promise retaliatory duties.
Brazil Takes Major Steps to Reverse Amazon Deforestation
Brazil is making significant progress in reducing Amazon deforestation, pledging to halt further destruction and restore damaged areas at the latest UN climate conference.
Meta Initiates Major Layoffs Affecting Thousands Amid Financial and Political Pressures
Meta has announced significant layoffs potentially impacting thousands, despite reporting healthy profits, amid a challenging financial and political climate.
AI Adoption Soars Among Global Researchers, Including Asian-Built Tools
Researchers worldwide are rapidly adopting AI tools, including those developed in the Chinese mainland, to enhance scientific research and publishing, according to a recent survey by Wiley.