China-US Trade Talks Progress as Sixth Round Begins in Paris
As the sixth round of China-US trade talks begins in Paris, we examine progress from five previous rounds and key issues shaping global economic stability.
Beijing Debuts World’s First Smart Elder-Care Robot Station
Beijing launches the world’s first smart elder-care robot station, showcasing AI and IoT innovations to enhance senior living and healthcare services.
U.S. Denies Industry Requests for Military Escorts in Middle East Amid Rising Tensions
U.S. officials deny repeated industry requests for military escorts in the Middle East as tensions with Iran escalate, raising risks to global shipping lanes.
2026 F1 Chinese Grand Prix Thrills Shanghai with Nighttime Spectacle
Shanghai hosts the 2026 F1 Chinese Grand Prix with nighttime go-karting, exclusive merchandise, and enhanced cultural events along the Huangpu River waterfront.
China Approves 2026 State Council Work Plan, Focuses on Five-Year Priorities
China’s State Council approves 2026 work plan, prioritizing implementation of the 15th Five-Year Plan and fiscal reforms to boost economic coordination.
6.2 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Off Central Chile Coast
A magnitude-6.2 earthquake struck off central Chile’s coast on March 13, 2026, prompting emergency protocols but causing no immediate casualties. Authorities remain vigilant for aftershocks.
China Debuts First Pharmacy Robot in Beijing, Pioneering AI Healthcare Retail
China’s first pharmacy robot, the Galbot G1, begins operations in Beijing, enhancing efficiency and safety in healthcare retail through AI technology.
ASEAN Urges Ceasefire, Diplomacy in Middle East Crisis
ASEAN foreign ministers call for an immediate ceasefire and diplomatic solutions to the Middle East conflict, emphasizing regional stability and economic impacts in 2026.
China Imposes Anti-Dumping Duties on Japan, Canada Over Rubber Imports
China announces five-year anti-dumping duties on halogenated butyl rubber imports from Japan and Canada, effective March 14, 2026, to protect domestic industries.
China’s 2026 Spring Festival Spending Signals Shift in Consumer Trends
Spring Festival 2026 data reveals 13.7% surge in China’s holiday spending, driven by digital innovation and service sector growth, signaling new economic priorities.
Award-Winning Documentary ‘Architecture Intelligence’ Explores China’s Modern Innovations
CGTN’s award-winning documentary returns with insights into China’s architectural innovations balancing tradition, sustainability, and technological advancement in 2026.
China’s 2026 Spring Festival Travel Rush Hits Historic 9.4 Billion Trips
China’s 2026 Spring Festival travel concludes with record 9.4 billion trips, highlighting economic recovery and infrastructure capabilities across transport networks.
Explosion at Tehran Rally Kills One Amid Quds Day Commemoration
One killed in explosion during Quds Day rally in Tehran, with Iranian authorities blaming external forces. Security investigations ongoing.
Landslides Claim 70 Lives in Southern Ethiopia as Rains Worsen Crisis
Landslides triggered by heavy rains in southern Ethiopia have killed at least 70, displaced hundreds, and raised concerns over ongoing climate risks in the region.
China Reiterates Firm Opposition to US Arms Sales to Taiwan Region
China urges the US to halt arms sales to Taiwan, emphasizing adherence to the one-China principle and regional stability in latest diplomatic statement.
China Pledges $200K Emergency Aid to Iran Following School Attack
China commits $200,000 emergency aid to Iran through Red Cross following deadly school attack, reinforcing bilateral humanitarian cooperation.
China Approves World’s First Invasive BCI Medical Device for Clinical Use
China’s NMPA approves the world’s first invasive BCI device for spinal injury patients, marking a milestone in medical technology and future industry growth.
Afghanistan Confirms Detention of Two US Citizens Amid Diplomatic Tensions
Afghan authorities confirm detention of two US citizens, rejecting US designation of ‘state sponsor of wrongful detention’ amid escalating diplomatic tensions.
Red Army’s Third Chishui Crossing: A Tactical Masterclass Remembered
91 years after the Red Army’s tactical masterpiece at Chishui River, experts analyze its enduring lessons in military strategy and modern commemorations.
New Memorial Tower Honors Red Army’s Historic Chishui River Crossings
A new memorial tower in Maotai Town commemorates the Red Army’s four 1935 Chishui River crossings during the Long March, blending symbolic design with historical preservation.