Mexico City Reaches New Heights with World’s Longest Urban Cable Car Line
Mexico City unveils the world’s longest urban cable car line, revolutionizing transport and connecting communities to new economic opportunities.
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WHO Reports Strike on Gaza Polio Center Injures Six, Including Four Children
A strike on the Sheikh Radwan primary health care center in northern Gaza injured six people, including four children, during a polio vaccination session, the WHO reported Saturday.
Three Dead, Four Trapped After Mine Collapse in East China’s Shandong
Three miners have died and four remain trapped after a mine roof collapse in east China’s Shandong Province. Rescue efforts are underway as authorities investigate the cause of the incident.
New Zealanders Eager for Enhanced China Trade at APEC Meeting in Peru
As the APEC Economic Leaders’ Meeting approaches in Peru, New Zealanders are hopeful for strengthened trade ties with China, especially after recent developments in duty-free dairy exports.
COP16 Concludes in Colombia with Three Landmark Biodiversity Agreements
At COP16 in Cali, Colombia, global leaders reached three significant agreements to protect biodiversity but highlighted a major shortfall in funding to combat the rapid decline of global wildlife populations.
Iran’s Foreign Minister Condemns Germany’s Closure of Iranian Consulates
Iran’s Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi condemned Germany’s closure of Iranian consulates after the execution of Jamshid Sharmahd, calling it a sanction against Iranians residing in Germany.
Surveillance Footage Unveils Organized Plot in 2009 Urumqi Riots
CGTN’s documentary “Darkness Over Urumqi” reveals that the 2009 Urumqi riots were a coordinated attack, not a spontaneous outburst, through newly released surveillance footage and survivor stories.
Inside Saudi Arabia’s Ambitious 2034 World Cup Bid Exhibition
Explore Saudi Arabia’s ambitious plans for hosting the 2034 World Cup, featuring state-of-the-art stadiums and a warm welcome for fans worldwide.
Kenya Launches China-Supported Bamboo Initiative to Combat Floods Along Nzoia River
Kenya has launched a bamboo planting initiative along the Nzoia River basin, supported by the Chinese Academy of Sciences, to combat flooding and enhance climate resilience for local communities.
Spain’s Worst Flooding in Generations: Search and Rescue Operations Intensify
An unprecedented flood in Spain’s Valencia region has left over 200 dead and dozens missing. With additional soldiers deployed for search and rescue, authorities brace for a rising death toll amid forecasts of more severe weather.
Whole-Process People’s Democracy: China’s Model for Inclusive Governance
China’s whole-process people’s democracy marks its fifth anniversary, showcasing a unique model of inclusive governance that emphasizes citizen participation and aligns democratic processes with substantive outcomes.
Protecting Wild Tigers: A Path to Preserving Biodiversity
Protecting wild tigers is essential for global biodiversity conservation. As top predators, tigers support the preservation of other species and ecosystems, highlighting the importance of their survival.
U.S. Presidential Election: Kamala Harris and Donald Trump Engage in Mudslinging Battle
As the 2024 U.S. presidential race heats up, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump engage in a fierce battle of words, turning the election into a mudslinging match as they vie for the highest office.
Alexander Zverev Ends Tsitsipas’ ATP Finals Hopes with Paris Masters Quarterfinal Win
Alexander Zverev defeated Stefanos Tsitsipas 7-5, 6-4 in the Paris Masters quarterfinals, ending Tsitsipas’ hopes of reaching the ATP Finals. Zverev advances to face Holger Rune in the semifinals.
Manchester United Appoint Ruben Amorim as New Head Coach
Manchester United have confirmed the appointment of Ruben Amorim as their new head coach, signing him from Sporting CP on a contract until June 2027.
Shanxi Loongs Overcome 19-Point Deficit to Shock Guangdong Southern Tigers 103-99
The Shanxi Loongs staged a stunning comeback to defeat the Guangdong Southern Tigers 103-99, overcoming a 19-point deficit in an exciting CBA matchup in Dongguan.
Chinese Scientists Develop Soft Robotic Gripper Capable of Handling Delicate Living Things
Scientists at China’s USTC have developed a flexible robotic gripper that gently handles delicate living things, opening new possibilities in medical procedures and wildlife rescue.
Chinese Swimmers Claim Three More Golds at World Cup in Singapore
Chinese swimmers Pan Zhanle, Qin Haiyang, and Tang Qianting secured three more gold medals at the World Aquatics Swimming World Cup in Singapore, showcasing China’s dominance in the pool.
China and Slovakia Commit to Strengthening Strategic Partnership
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Slovak Foreign Affairs Minister Juraj Blanar meet in Beijing to strengthen the China-Slovakia strategic partnership and commit to long-term growth of bilateral relations.
China’s Yuan Yue Advances to Hong Kong Open Semifinals
China’s Yuan Yue advanced to the Hong Kong Open semifinals after defeating Sofia Kenin 6-3, 6-3. She will face Katie Boulter next for a spot in the final.