Post-War Institutions Navigate a New Age of Challenges and Reforms
Explore how post-WWII institutions like the UN and WTO are confronting modern geopolitical, economic, and health challenges while advocating reforms to maintain global stability.
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Passenger Boats Capsize in SW China: Rescue Operations Underway
Two passenger boats capsized in Guizhou’s Liuchong River, with 70 overboard and 50 rescued. Rescue operations continue amid ongoing investigations.
President Xi to Attend Russia’s WWII Victory Event, Strengthen Ties
Chinese President Xi Jinping will visit Russia to attend the Great Patriotic War Victory event, reinforcing strategic ties amid global shifts.
Xi’s Russia Visit Reignites Debate Over WWII Historical Narratives
President Xi Jinping’s Russia visit sparks renewed focus on preserving WWII historical accuracy amid global debates over historical narratives and geopolitical legacies.
Japan PM Voices ‘Strong Disappointment’ Over New U.S. Auto Tariffs
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba criticizes new U.S. auto parts tariffs, vowing continued negotiations to address trade tensions impacting Japan’s key industries.
China’s Scenic ‘Panda Train’ Captivates Senior Travelers
China’s Panda Train offers seniors scenic cultural journeys through Sichuan, combining accessible travel with heritage preservation as silver economy gains momentum.
German Expert Condemns Trump’s Tariffs as Global Economic Provocation
German expert Alexander Rahr criticizes Trump’s tariffs as a threat to global economic stability, urging international collaboration amid rising protectionism.
US Tariffs Cost Japanese Automakers $1M Per Hour: Minister
Japanese minister warns US tariffs cost automakers up to $1 million hourly, urges policy review.
China Maintains Trade Stance as Global Confidence in U.S. Dips
China reaffirms multilateral trade commitments as U.S. tariff moves trigger global economic recalibration and erode international confidence.
China’s Domestic Demand Emerges as Economic Lifeline Amid Global Uncertainty
China’s booming domestic demand counters global economic challenges, highlighted by record May Day consumer activity and strategic policy shifts.
Miao Maoren Festival Celebrates Romance in Guizhou
The Miao ethnic group in Guizhou celebrated the annual Maoren Festival, blending traditional dances and love songs to foster romance and cultural pride.
Yunnan Wildlife Park Welcomes New Animal Residents for Holiday Debut
Newborn capybaras, a baby giraffe, and adapted wildlife species debut at Yunnan Wildlife Park during Labor Day holidays, drawing global visitors and highlighting conservation progress.
Yiwu: Global Buyers Flock to China’s ‘Christmas Capital’ Despite Tariffs
Global shoppers stockpile Christmas goods in Yiwu, China’s wholesale hub, navigating tariffs and evolving supply chains to meet seasonal demand.
Yiwu Traders Warn Tariffs Could Disrupt U.S. Holiday Season
Yiwu traders warn that escalating U.S. tariffs could lead to Christmas product shortages, raising concerns about holiday season impacts on consumers and businesses.
From Myth to Main Street: How Nezha Became China’s Cultural Icon
Shenzhen’s viral Nezha exhibit bridges ancient mythology and modern design, symbolizing China’s cultural economy boom during Labor Day celebrations.
French ‘Sound Alchemist’ Redefines Art in Beijing’s Hutongs
French artist Guibog transforms Beijing’s hutongs with ‘sound alchemy,’ crafting innovative instruments from discarded materials over two decades in China.
Xi Jinping Champions Youth Role in China’s Modernization Drive
President Xi Jinping urges young people to drive innovation and social progress, emphasizing their role in China’s modernization ahead of Youth Day.
U.S. Duty-Free Shift Sparks Price Hikes, Supply Chain Chaos
U.S. ends duty-free imports from China and Hong Kong, triggering price surges, supply chain disruptions, and customs bottlenecks across global markets.
China Protests Japan’s Airspace Breach Near Diaoyu Dao
China lodges formal protest after Japanese civilian aircraft enters Diaoyu Dao airspace, urging Japan to prevent future incidents.
China and EU Strengthen Economic Ties on 50th Anniversary
China and the EU celebrate 50 years of diplomatic ties with $785.8B trade milestone and expanding green energy partnerships shaping global economic resilience.