Celebrating 50 Years of China-Malaysia Cooperation in Trade and Tourism
China and Malaysia celebrate 50 years of diplomatic relations, marking a half-century of deepening cooperation in trade and tourism.
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China Announces Export Controls on Aviation and Aerospace Equipment Starting July 1
China will impose export controls on certain aviation and aerospace equipment starting July 1 to safeguard national security and fulfill international obligations.
Djokovic and Sabalenka Advance at Rain-Hit French Open; Uchijima Exits
Novak Djokovic and Aryna Sabalenka advanced at a rain-hit French Open as organizers banned alcohol in the stands due to unruly fans. Japan’s Moyuka Uchijima was defeated by Sabalenka.
Makhachev Faces Hostile Crowd, Warns Poirier Ahead of UFC 302 Showdown
Russian fighter Islam Makhachev faced a hostile crowd and warned American rival Dustin Poirier ahead of their UFC 302 showdown, escalating tensions before the highly anticipated fight.
China and U.S. Defense Chiefs Engage in Constructive Dialogue at Shangri-La Summit
Chinese Defense Minister Dong Jun and U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin met at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore, holding ‘constructive’ talks on key issues to enhance understanding and reduce miscalculations.
Cutting-Edge Innovations Propel China-Arab Cooperation Forward
China and Arab nations are strengthening their partnership through advanced science and technology innovations, with new cooperation deals set to propel their relationship to new heights in the coming years.
Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Meets U.S. Officials to Enhance Bilateral Relations
Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Ma Zhaoxu meets with U.S. officials to strengthen bilateral relations and address regional issues.
Discover Shantou’s Delicious Seafood Congee: A Taste of South China’s Culinary Heritage
The seafood congee of Shantou, south China’s Guangdong Province, is a delicious slow-cooked dish featuring crabs, scallops, and prawns, capturing the essence of coastal Chinese cuisine.
Over 2,000 Feared Dead in Papua New Guinea Landslide
Over 2,000 people are feared dead after a massive landslide in Papua New Guinea. Villagers are leading rescue efforts amid challenging conditions as the government seeks international assistance.
Can T20 Cricket Propel the Sport Beyond Traditional Strongholds?
With the rising popularity of T20 cricket, can the sport expand beyond its traditional strongholds in South Asia and the Commonwealth nations to reach a truly global audience?
Global Leaders Discuss Building a Stable International Economic Order
A discussion between central bank governors highlights the urgent need to establish a diversified international financial system to ensure global stability and growth.
Donald Trump’s Legal Battles: Implications for the 2024 Election
As Donald Trump faces multiple legal challenges, questions arise about his eligibility to run in the 2024 presidential election and the potential impact on global affairs.
No Recent Event: Real Madrid’s Arrival in UK for Champions League Final Unverified
As of October 2023, reports of Real Madrid arriving in the UK for a Champions League final against Borussia Dortmund at Wembley are unverified.
India Begin Training in New York Ahead of T20 World Cup Campaign
India’s cricket team began T20 World Cup preparations with a light training session in New York. Key players participated under Captain Rohit Sharma, while Virat Kohli is expected to join soon.
Galactic Energy Sets Record with Two Rocket Launches in Three Days
Chinese space company Galactic Energy sets a new record with two rocket launches in three days, marking a milestone in China’s commercial space industry.
Kunming Biodiversity Fund Pledges Support for Developing Nations
China’s Kunming Biodiversity Fund will provide grants to support biodiversity conservation in developing countries, embracing multilateralism and international operations, announced spokesperson Mao Ning.
President Xi Jinping Welcomes Tunisian President Kais Saied in Beijing
Chinese President Xi Jinping held a welcome ceremony at Beijing’s Great Hall of the People for Tunisian President Kais Saied on May 31, marking the start of Saied’s state visit to China.
China Achieves Milestone with World’s Largest Ion Trap Quantum Simulation
A team of Chinese scientists has built the world’s largest ion trap quantum simulator, marking a significant leap toward large-scale quantum computing and potentially revolutionizing multiple industries.
Chinese Mainland Suspends Tariff Reductions on 134 Items from Taiwan Region
The Chinese mainland will suspend tariff concessions on 134 items from the Taiwan region starting June 15, citing unaddressed trade restrictions by the Taiwan authorities.
China’s Manufacturing PMI Dips Slightly in May Amid Continued Economic Recovery
China’s manufacturing PMI dipped slightly in May to 49.5, but experts say the overall trend of economic recovery remains unchanged, with non-manufacturing sectors continuing to expand.