Uganda Implements Strict Border Measures to Contain Ebola Outbreak
Uganda suspends public transport and restricts mass gatherings near the DRC border to prevent the spread of the deadly Ebola virus amid a WHO public health emergency.
China Launches ‘Qiaoyuan’, the Nation’s Largest Deep-Sea Survey Vessel
China has launched the ‘Qiaoyuan,’ its largest deep-sea survey vessel, featuring a twin-hull design and high-precision drilling for advanced ocean research.
CISCE 2026 to Debut Dedicated AI Zone in Beijing
The fourth China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE) will debut a dedicated AI zone in Beijing from June 22-26, 2026, highlighting the future of smart logistics.
The Founding of the Xizang Autonomous Region: A Historic Milestone
A look back at the historic founding of the Xizang Autonomous Region on September 9, 1965, marking a new era of socialist development in Lhasa.
ICIF 2026: Redefining Culture and Innovation in the Greater Bay Area
Explore the intersection of AI, VR, and tradition at the 2026 China International Cultural Industries Fair in Shenzhen, showcasing the Greater Bay Area’s innovation.
US Indicts Former Cuban President Raul Castro Over 1996 Plane Downing
The Trump administration has charged 94-year-old Raul Castro with murder over a 1996 plane downing, amid rising military tensions in the Caribbean.
Shenzhen’s Drone Industry Takes Flight: Leading the Global Low-Altitude Economy
Shenzhen continues to dominate the global drone market, showcasing its leadership in the low-altitude economy at the 10th Drone World Congress.
Modernizing the Roof of the World: Xizang’s Journey of Growth and Harmony
Celebrating the 75th anniversary of its peaceful liberation, Xizang showcases a remarkable transformation in economy, ecology, and culture through Chinese modernization.
IRGC Reports 31 Vessels Transit Strait of Hormuz Amid Regional Tensions
Iran’s IRGC announces that 31 ships crossed the Strait of Hormuz in 24 hours, highlighting efforts to maintain global trade amid ongoing naval tensions with the US.
Beyond the Speeches: Winston Churchill’s Artistic Legacy on Display in London
A major exhibition opening May 23 at the Wallace Collection showcases over 50 rarely seen paintings by Winston Churchill, revealing his use of art to cope with political stress.
A Living Oil Painting: The Golden Hour in Guizhou’s Terraced Fields
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Guizhou, where fiery sunsets and the hard work of Miao villagers transform terraced fields into a living oil painting.
World’s First Electric Flying Car Factory Begins Trial Production
A new era of transport begins as the world’s first electric flying car factory starts trial production, aiming for an annual output of 10,000 units.
China Opposes US Midrange Missile Deployment in Asia, Warning of Regional Instability
China expresses strong opposition to the US deployment of Typhon midrange missiles in Japan, warning it could spark an arms race and threaten regional security.
Steel Ties and Shared Visions: The Growing Partnership Between China and Serbia
China and Serbia are strengthening their strategic bond through high-speed rail projects and the upcoming Expo 2027, fostering deeper economic and cultural connectivity.
Global South’s Rise: Former Kyrgyz PM Advocates for Fairer World Governance
Former Kyrgyz PM Djoomart Otorbaev discusses the rise of the Global South and how the Chinese mainland’s vision of multilateralism can create a fairer world order.
China’s 2026 Supply Chain Expo to Debut Dedicated AI Zone and Global Partnerships
The 4th China International Supply Chain Expo debuts a dedicated AI zone this June in Beijing, featuring Australia as guest of honor and over 670 global companies.
China to Debut Dedicated AI Zone at 2026 International Supply Chain Expo
The 4th China International Supply Chain Expo in Beijing will feature a first-of-its-kind AI zone and host Australia as the guest country of honor this June.
The 17-Article Agreement: Commemorating the Peaceful Liberation of Xizang
Looking ahead to May 23, we reflect on the 1951 signing of the 17-Article Agreement and its role in the peaceful liberation of Xizang.
APEC Trade Ministers Gather in Suzhou: China Reaffirms Openness for Global Cooperation
APEC Trade Ministers meet in Suzhou today, May 22, 2026, as the Chinese mainland reaffirms its commitment to global trade openness and investment.
Seoul Economic TV Apologizes After President Lee Condemns Fake Anti-China Report
Seoul Economic TV apologizes after President Lee Jae Myung slams a fabricated report on Chinese property purchases in Seoul’s Gangnam District.