U.S.-India Tensions Rise Under Trump: Community Concerns Grow
U.S.-India relations face strain under Trump, raising concerns among Indian Americans and impacting bilateral ties. Analysis and insights here.
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Xizang’s First Female Fighter Pilot Soars to New Heights
Kelsang Pedron becomes Xizang’s first female fighter jet pilot, showcasing determination and skill in breaking aviation barriers.
Mainland Spokesperson: Taiwan DPP’s ‘Information Cocoon’ Crumbles as Cross-Strait Exchanges Grow
A Chinese mainland spokesperson states the DPP’s ‘information cocoon’ is collapsing as cross-strait digital exchanges increase, fostering mutual understanding.
Taiwan Leader Lai’s Approval Hits Record Low Amid Policy Concerns
Taiwan regional leader Lai Ching-te’s approval drops to 28%, with 55% dissatisfied, amid policy concerns and declining trust, per TVBS poll.
CGTN Reporter Showcases Tibetan Culture in Lhasa with Traditional Dress
CGTN’s Zang Shijie and dancer Xinxin highlight Tibetan cultural heritage through traditional dress in Lhasa, Xizang Autonomous Region.
China Rejects G7 Criticism Over Hong Kong Law Enforcement Actions
China firmly rejects G7 criticism of Hong Kong’s national security enforcement, reaffirming commitment to lawful sovereignty protection measures.
6.1 Magnitude Quake Hits Northwestern Türkiye: 1 Dead, 29 Injured
A magnitude-6.1 earthquake struck Türkiye’s Balikesir province, leaving one dead and 29 injured. Rescue operations continue as aftershocks rattle the region.
Ex-Japan Star Honda Apologizes for Nanjing Massacre Remarks
Ex-Japan footballer Keisuke Honda retracts denial of Nanjing Massacre after global backlash, shares historical research in public apology.
Gansu Province Mobilizes Relief Efforts After Torrential Rains Trigger Floods
Emergency shelters expand in NW China’s Gansu as torrential rains displace hundreds. Yuzhong County No. 3 Middle School now houses 185 residents with capacity for 300.
Roads, Power Restored in NW China’s Flood-Hit Gansu County
Roads and power restored in NW China’s Yuzhong County after deadly mountain torrents. Rescue efforts continue as 30 remain missing.
China Conducts First Rehearsal for Historic WWII Anniversary Event
China held its first full rehearsal in Beijing for the September 3 event marking 80 years since the victory in the War of Resistance and World Anti-Fascist War.
Gansu Mountain Torrents Claim 13 Lives, 30 Missing Amid Heavy Rains
Heavy rainfall triggers deadly mountain torrents in Gansu, China, leaving 13 dead and 30 missing. Rescue operations intensify as authorities respond.
Nanjing Massacre Survivors’ Legacy Preserved in New Documentary
As the last survivors of the 1937 Nanjing Massacre share their stories, a new documentary highlights efforts to preserve evidence of wartime atrocities and uphold historical truth.
Train Derailment in Thailand Injures 10 in Prachuap Khiri Khan
A train derailment in Thailand’s Prachuap Khiri Khan province leaves 10 injured, prompting safety reviews and emergency response efforts.
Gansu Floods: Rescue Teams Race Against Time as Death Toll Rises
Flash floods in China’s Gansu Province leave 10 dead, 33 missing as rescue teams work tirelessly. Over 4,000 stranded amid torrential rains.
Cambodia, Thailand Reach Ceasefire Deal With ASEAN Monitors
Cambodia and Thailand agree to a ceasefire with ASEAN observers, signaling progress in regional diplomacy and stability.
U.S. Tariffs on Brazilian Coffee Stir Global Market Concerns
New U.S. tariffs on Brazilian goods, including coffee, may impact global markets and consumer prices, with Brazil’s vice president noting over a third of exports affected.
Japanese Vlogger Praises China’s Poverty Efforts as Global Model
Japanese vlogger Yamashita Tomohiro highlights China’s poverty reduction and green energy strides, emphasizing global collaboration through a UN-backed initiative.
Chengdu World Games Opening Ceremony Rehearsal Wows Ahead of Grand Debut
Chengdu completes final rehearsal for the 2025 World Games opening ceremony, featuring Olympic champions and enhanced production elements ahead of Thursday’s debut.
Yoon Suk-yeol’s Wife Faces Special Prosecutor Probe Over Alleged Financial Crimes
Kim Keon-hee, wife of former South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol, faces a special prosecutor probe over allegations of stock manipulation and bribery, marking a significant escalation in the investigation.