Scotland Confirms First Omicron Cases, Some Unlinked to Travel
Scotland confirms its first Omicron COVID-19 cases, with some infections unlinked to travel, indicating possible community transmission.
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African Workers Thrive at Chinese FAW Plant in South Africa
Local workers at FAW’s South African plant share how employment with the Chinese company has transformed their lives, highlighting the positive impact of China-Africa cooperation.
China-Laos Railway Fuels Growth and Opportunities in Laos
Since opening in December 2021, the China-Laos Railway is transforming Laos by boosting economic growth and connectivity. Lao residents and Chinese builders share how this landmark project is creating new opportunities.
Black Friday Sales Surge in UK Despite COVID-19 Variant Concerns
UK shoppers flock to Black Friday sales despite rising COVID-19 variant concerns, boosting retail transactions and signaling strong consumer confidence ahead of the holiday season.
13-Year-Old Syrian Artist Paints Hope Amid War’s Ruins
13-year-old Syrian boy Muhammad Aziz Al-Asmar transforms the ruins of Idlib into messages of hope, highlighting the struggles of Syrian children and calling for global support.
Rittenhouse Acquitted: US Gun Control Debate Reignites After Controversial Verdict
The acquittal of Kyle Rittenhouse has reignited debates over gun control and self-defense laws in the United States after a Wisconsin court found him not guilty on all charges.
Understanding Democracy with Chinese Characteristics: Insights from Andy Boreham
New Zealand columnist Andy Boreham shares his perspective on democracy with Chinese characteristics after living in Shanghai for over seven years.
Building Bridges: Translator Benasan Connects China and Laos Through Railway Project
Meet translator Benasan, who bridges communication between Chinese project leaders and local workers on the China-Laos railway—a vital link transforming Laos from land-locked to land-linked.
Americans Express Hope After Xi-Biden Virtual Meeting
After the virtual meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Joe Biden, Americans express hope for enhanced cooperation on global challenges.
China Huaneng Showcases Cambodia’s Largest Hydropower Station in Open House Event
China Huaneng Group held an open house at Cambodia’s largest hydropower station, showcasing the Lower Sesan 2 project’s impact on energy and social responsibility efforts.
South Korea Embraces ‘Living with COVID-19’ Amid Record Cases
South Korea has initiated a ‘living with COVID-19’ strategy, easing restrictions despite high infection rates. The policy shift aims to balance public health with economic revival as the nation adapts to a new normal.
Can Female-Only Subway Carriages Enhance Safety in China’s Megacities?
With rising concerns over harassment on crowded subways, China’s cities consider implementing female-only carriages to enhance passenger safety.
Ambassador Qin Gang Commemorates 80th Anniversary of Flying Tigers’ Aid to China
Ambassador Qin Gang commemorated the 80th anniversary of the Flying Tigers, emphasizing the enduring China-U.S. friendship and calling for continued collaboration on global challenges.
Colombian Vlogger Explores China’s Democracy Through a Foreigner’s Eyes
Colombian vlogger Fernando Bernal shares his unique perspective on China’s democracy after living in Dongguan for over 20 years.
American Vlogger in Nanjing Shares Positive Vaccination Experience
American vlogger “Uncle Hanzi”, residing in Nanjing, shares his positive experience receiving his second vaccination in China, highlighting his deep connection with Chinese culture.
Canadian Vlogger Celebrates China’s People’s Democracy and Improved Lives
Canadian vlogger Kirk Apesland, living in China for 18 years, shares his experiences of China’s people’s democracy and how it has improved the lives of its citizens.
Sierra Leone Fuel Tanker Explosion Kills Over 100 in Freetown
At least 108 people have been killed and 92 injured in a fuel tanker explosion in Freetown, Sierra Leone’s capital, as confirmed by the National Disaster Management Agency (NDMA).
Pandemic Fuels Mass Exodus of U.S. Healthcare Workers: A Global Concern
Nearly one in five U.S. healthcare workers have quit amid the pandemic, leading to severe staffing shortages. Interviews reveal daily challenges and reasons behind this mass exodus.
CRRC’s Open House in Australia Strengthens Local Industry Ties
CRRC held an online open house at its Australian production base, highlighting cooperation with local enterprises and contributions to the transportation industry.
Afghan Villager Recounts Tragic Loss of Seven Family Members in U.S. Airstrike
Afghan villager Mohammad Tahir recounts losing seven family members, including his son, in a 2019 U.S. airstrike on Sinzai village, highlighting the impact of conflict on innocent civilians.