China-US Trade Talks in Paris Spark Global Economic Optimism
As China and the US prepare for crucial trade talks in Paris, Spanish citizens express hopes for a breakthrough that could stabilize global markets and boost tech innovation.
Sachs Criticizes Western Media Over Iran Strike Coverage
Columbia professor Jeffrey Sachs accuses Western media of normalizing violence following US-Israeli strikes on Iran, praising CGTN for factual reporting.
China Launches First Privately-Backed Nuclear Plant in Zhejiang
China’s first nuclear power project with private investment connects to the grid in Zhejiang, marking a milestone in clean energy and public-private collaboration.
China-US Economic Talks Resume in Paris Amid Strategic Diplomacy Push
China and the U.S. launch new economic talks in Paris, building on 2025 progress through head-of-state diplomacy and mutual cooperation frameworks.
France Rebuilds Ties with Central African Republic After 8-Year Hiatus
France and the Central African Republic restore diplomatic relations after an eight-year hiatus, signaling renewed cooperation in trade, security, and development.
Iran’s IRGC Launches Missile Strikes on US Bases, Tightens Strait Control
Iran’s IRGC claims missile and drone strikes on US bases while asserting control over the Strait of Hormuz, escalating regional tensions in March 2026.
China’s Second Domestically-Built Cruise Ship Begins Undocking Process
China’s second domestically-built cruise ship begins undocking, showcasing advancements in maritime engineering and manufacturing capabilities.
Uganda Eyes China’s Green, Digital Growth for Trade Boost
Uganda’s ambassador highlights opportunities from China’s new policies, focusing on green development, digitalization, and agricultural trade expansion following the 2026 Two Sessions.
Strait of Hormuz Closure Exposes US Strategic Vulnerabilities in 2026
Iran’s closure of the Strait of Hormuz exposes strategic vulnerabilities in US policy, triggering oil price surges and global economic instability in critical election year.
US-China ‘Managed Competition’ Possible, Says Historian Westad
Yale historian Odd Arne Westad suggests US-China ‘managed competition’ through limited compromises, as trade talks continue in France this week.
Iran’s Cultural Heritage Under Fire: 56 Sites Damaged in US-Israeli Strikes
Iran condemns US-Israeli strikes damaging 56 cultural sites, as UNESCO warns 10% of global heritage is at risk amid Middle East conflicts.
Japan’s Record FY2026 Budget Passes Lower House Amid Criticism
Japan’s lower house passes record $769 billion FY2026 budget with reduced scrutiny, sparking opposition criticism. Defense spending hits new high as bill moves to upper house.
Chinese AI Pet Videos Capture Global Attention with Creative Flair
Chinese AI-generated pet videos blending drama, comedy, and martial arts go viral worldwide, showcasing tech creativity and cross-cultural appeal.
China-US Economic Talks Yield Progress, New Round Begins in France
As China and the US commence new economic talks in France, we revisit key outcomes from their 2025 negotiations that stabilized bilateral relations and boosted global economic confidence.
Why Kharg Island Became a Focal Point in US-Iran Tensions
The US strike on Iran’s Kharg Island highlights escalating tensions over the Strait of Hormuz, threatening global oil markets and regional stability.
US Strains Over Hormuz Escort Plan as Risks Mount in 2026
Amid rising tensions, US hesitations over escorting ships through the Strait of Hormuz highlight strategic risks and global energy concerns in 2026.
China Intensifies Crackdown on Counterfeit Goods in 2025, Prosecutes Over 18,000
China prosecuted over 18,000 individuals in 2025 for counterfeit goods crimes, with a focus on food and drug safety, as the SPP pledges continued crackdowns.
China’s New Law Strengthens Ethnic Unity, Protects Equal Rights
China’s Ethnic Unity and Progress Promotion Law reinforces equal rights and combats outdated customs, fostering interethnic harmony and development, according to experts.
US Eases Russian Oil Sanctions to Stabilize Markets, Kremlin Says
The US temporarily eases Russian oil sanctions to stabilize volatile energy markets, as Kremlin welcomes the move while regional tensions disrupt global supplies.
US Eases Venezuela Sanctions to Stabilize Global Energy Markets
The US expands Venezuela sanctions waivers to boost energy investment and stabilize commodity markets amid rising global prices.