Xi and Peng Host Welcome Banquet for Asian Winter Games Dignitaries in Harbin
President Xi Jinping and Peng Liyuan hosted a welcome banquet in Harbin for dignitaries attending the 9th Asian Winter Games opening ceremony.
Heavy Snowstorm in Japan Results in 4 Fatalities and Widespread Damage
A heavy snowstorm in Japan has led to four fatalities and significant property damage, highlighting the severe weather conditions affecting the region this week.
Harbin: UNESCO’s Vibrant ‘City of Music’ in Northeast China
Harbin in northeast China’s Heilongjiang Province is recognized by UNESCO as a ‘City of Music,’ blending grand symphonies with vibrant street performances.
DeepSeek from the Chinese mainland Revolutionizes AI Training with Cost-Cutting Innovations
DeepSeek from the Chinese mainland revolutionizes AI training by cutting computing costs, rivaling ChatGPT, and empowering the Global South with accessible AI technology.
Li Zhao Tackles Curling in 30-Minute Challenge at 2025 Asian Winter Games
CGTN’s Li Zhao takes on a 30-minute curling challenge at the 2025 Asian Winter Games, exploring the strategic and calming aspects of this unique winter sport.
Harbin’s Rapid Preparations Impress for 2025 Asian Winter Games
Harbin’s swift and impressive preparations for the 2025 Asian Winter Games have garnered praise from the Olympic Council of Asia, showcasing China’s expertise in hosting major winter events.
Human-Elephant Conflict Claims Over 3,000 Elephants in Sri Lanka
Over 3,000 wild elephants and nearly 1,200 people have died in Sri Lanka from human-elephant conflict between 2015 and 2024, according to Environment Minister Dammika Patabendi.
22 States Challenge New York’s $75B Climate Fund as Unconstitutional
Twenty-two states have sued New York, claiming that the state’s new law requiring major energy producers to allocate $75 billion for climate change damage is unconstitutional.
Cold Wave Sweeps Central and Eastern China with Strong Winds and Freezing Temperatures
A powerful cold wave is hitting central and eastern China, bringing strong winds and a sharp temperature drop from February 6 to 7.
UNHRC: U.S. Can’t Withdraw After Membership Ends in 2025
The UNHRC states that as of January 1, 2025, the U.S. cannot withdraw from the council as it transitions to observer status.
China and Colombia Mark 45 Years of Diplomatic Relations
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Colombian President Gustavo Petro celebrate 45 years of diplomatic relations between China and Colombia.
Middle East Nations Reject Trump’s Gaza Relocation Proposal
Middle Eastern countries strongly oppose U.S. President Trump’s proposal to relocate Gaza residents, emphasizing Palestinian rights and the importance of a two-state solution.
China and Pakistan Strengthen Strategic Partnership in Beijing Meeting
Chinese Premier Li Qiang and Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari meet in Beijing to enhance bilateral cooperation and strengthen strategic partnerships, focusing on infrastructure and security.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang Strengthens Ties with Brunei’s Sultan in Beijing
Chinese Premier Li Qiang meets with Brunei Sultan to enhance bilateral ties, focusing on economic cooperation and ASEAN unity during the state visit in Beijing.
Discover the Timeless Allure of Nanxun Ancient Town
Explore Nanxun Ancient Town’s rich history and picturesque canals, once a hub of the thriving silk trade along the Grand Canal.
U.S. Tariff Threats Loom Over Canada’s Maple Syrup Industry
Canada’s maple syrup industry faces uncertainty amid threats of U.S. tariffs. PM Justin Trudeau to meet with business leaders to discuss trade diversification and economic strategies.
U.S. Tariff Threats Loom Over Canada’s Maple Syrup Industry
The threat of renewed U.S. tariffs is causing concern in Canada’s maple syrup sector, as PM Trudeau plans to diversify trade to boost the economy.
US Military Transports Migrants with Criminal Records to Guantanamo Bay
A U.S. military plane has transported illegal migrants with criminal records to Guantanamo Bay, part of President Trump’s deportation pledge, amid strong rejection from Cuban authorities.
US Transports Migrants with Criminal Records to Guantanamo Bay
First US military plane transporting illegal migrants with criminal records arrived at Guantanamo Bay this week, fulfilling President Trump’s deportation pledge, despite Cuban authorities’ rejection.
U.S. Bird Flu Outbreak Causes Egg Prices to Soar
A bird flu outbreak in the U.S. has triggered a surge in egg prices, causing frustration among consumers facing soaring food costs.