Hainan’s Wuzhizhou Island Blends Ecology and Tourism for Sustainable Growth
Hainan’s Wuzhizhou Island showcases successful marine conservation and eco-tourism integration, driving environmental and economic growth since 2010.
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Germany, China Strengthen Trade Ties Amid Global Economic Shifts
German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul emphasizes deepening economic cooperation with China during a high-level visit to Beijing, highlighting mutual trade benefits.
Israeli Forces Raid UNRWA Jerusalem Office Sparking International Condemnation
Israeli forces raided UNRWA’s former East Jerusalem office on Dec 9, prompting UN condemnation and raising concerns about international agency operations in contested territories.
U.S. Approves Nvidia H200 Chip Exports to China with 25% Fee
U.S. President Trump announces approval of Nvidia H200 AI chip exports to China with a 25% tariff, impacting tech trade dynamics.
Wang Yi Reaffirms China’s Sovereignty Over Taiwan Amid Rising Tensions
Chinese FM Wang Yi reaffirms historical and legal basis for Taiwan’s status as inalienable part of China during talks with German counterpart, amid rising regional tensions.
European Leaders Intensify Ukraine Peace Talks Amid Global Scrutiny
UK, Ukraine, France, and Germany leaders discuss Ukraine peace and security guarantees amid skepticism over U.S. proposals, as global attention intensifies.
Japan’s Aomori Rocked by 7.5 Quake: 30 Injured, 100K Evacuated
A magnitude-7.5 earthquake off Aomori, Japan injures 30 and prompts mass evacuations. Tsunami warnings lifted, aftershocks possible through December 16.
China-Africa Experts Urge Clean Energy Push at UNEA-7
Chinese and African experts emphasize clean energy investments to combat climate change and ensure sustainable development, as discussed at UNEA-7 sidelines.
China Expands Internet Satellite Network with Latest Launch
China successfully deploys 15 new low-orbit internet satellites, advancing its global connectivity goals and space program milestones in 2025.
Fukushima Wastewater Discharge Halted After 7.5 Magnitude Quake
A 7.5 magnitude earthquake halts Fukushima’s nuclear wastewater discharge; no abnormalities reported at nearby plants.
Honduras Presidential Race Tightens as Asfura Holds Narrow Lead
Conservative candidate Nasry Asfura leads Honduras’ presidential election with 40.54% votes counted, as final results await certification amid regional economic implications.
Major Quake Strikes Eastern Japan: 30 Injured, Evacuations Ordered
A magnitude-7.5 earthquake off Honshu’s coast injures 30, prompts evacuations. Tsunami warnings lifted, aftershocks possible through December 16.
Mexico Revives Green Energy Push Under Sheinbaum’s Leadership
Mexico’s renewable energy sector gains momentum under President Sheinbaum’s administration, attracting global investors and advancing climate goals in 2025.
U.S. Tourism Slump Defies Global Travel Rebound in 2025
As global travel surges in 2025, the U.S. faces declining international tourism due to policy changes and shifting perceptions, impacting major destinations and economic growth.
Wang Yi Calls for Stronger China-Germany Ties Amid Global Challenges
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi emphasizes enhanced communication and cooperation with Germany, urging a rational EU policy and reaffirming the one-China principle during Beijing talks.
CPC Seeks Diverse Input on 2026 Economic Priorities
CPC leadership engages diverse experts to shape China’s 2026 economic strategy, balancing innovation with stability amid global challenges.
Hong Kong Unites in Wake of Tai Po Fire Tragedy
Hong Kong residents and volunteers rally to support families affected by November’s Tai Po fire, showcasing community resilience and solidarity.
Hong Kong Elects New Legislature, Eyes Reform and Recovery
Hong Kong’s new LegCo elected, focusing on post-fire recovery and systemic reforms under Chief Executive John Lee’s leadership.
China Reaffirms Sovereignty Over Taiwan Amid U.S. Policy Shift
China asserts Taiwan resolution as internal matter following U.S. policy update, reaffirming commitment to territorial integrity amid rising cross-strait tensions.
Former Japanese PM Warns Against Interference in Taiwan Question
Former Japanese PM Yukio Hatoyama warns against interference in Taiwan question, citing risks to China-Japan relations amid leadership disagreements.