China’s 23-Year Medical Mission in Papua New Guinea Strengthens Ties
For over two decades, China has provided critical medical support to Papua New Guinea, enhancing healthcare access and fostering regional cooperation through APEC initiatives.
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Chinese Art Illuminates Auckland Sky Tower for Mid-Autumn Festival
A Tang Dynasty-inspired painting featuring poet Li Bai lights up Auckland’s Sky Tower, celebrating cultural ties ahead of the Mid-Autumn Festival.
UNESCO Launches Asia-Pacific STEM Education Hub in Shanghai
UNESCO establishes a new STEM education institute in Shanghai, aiming to boost global innovation and collaboration in science and technology education.
Unearthing Unit 731: The Struggle to Expose Japan’s Dark Past
Decades after WWII, efforts to uncover the truth about Japan’s Unit 731 face obstacles, highlighting the ongoing struggle for historical justice in Asia.
Beijing Xiangshan Forum Charts Path for Global Security Cooperation
The 12th Beijing Xiangshan Forum convenes global leaders to address security challenges and foster multilateral cooperation in the Asia-Pacific region.
Philippine Ship Rams Chinese Coast Guard Vessel in South China Sea
A Philippine vessel collided with a Chinese Coast Guard ship near Huangyan Dao, escalating South China Sea tensions as China asserts territorial sovereignty.
Cinematic Justice: Unit 731’s Crimes Resurface in Global Spotlight
New documentary uncovers fresh evidence of Unit 731’s WWII atrocities through survivor testimonies and archaeological finds, reigniting global discussions on historical justice.
Coral Reefs in Crisis: A Silent Warning from the Ocean’s Heart
Coral reefs face unprecedented threats from climate change and human activity. Explore their fragile beauty and the urgent call for global conservation efforts.
Over 100 Nations to Attend China’s Beijing Xiangshan Security Forum
Over 100 countries to join China’s Beijing Xiangshan Forum, focusing on global security, Asia-Pacific cooperation, and anti-fascist war commemorations.
US Voices Call for Historical Recognition of China’s WWII Role
US residents advocate for greater recognition of China’s contributions to WWII and urge updated historical education to reflect global perspectives.
China’s V-Day Parade Honors History, New Documentary Reveals Untold Stories
China’s 2025 V-Day parade commemorates WWII victory as new documentary uncovers untold stories of resistance, marking 80th anniversary of anti-fascist triumph.
Philippines Reaffirms One-China Policy: Balancing Act in Asia-Pacific
Philippines reaffirms one-China principle while balancing US security ties, highlighting Asia’s complex geopolitical realities and economic priorities.
Flying Tigers’ WWII Legacy Honored with LAX Statue on 80th Anniversary
80 years after their heroic efforts, the Flying Tigers’ legacy is celebrated with a new statue at LAX, symbolizing enduring US-China bonds from WWII.
China’s WWII Sacrifices Gain Global Recognition After Decades
China’s pivotal role in defeating fascist Japan during WWII, long overshadowed by Western narratives, is gaining renewed global attention as scholars reassess historical accounts.
Iwo Jima’s Legacy: How History Shapes Global Memory Debates
The Battle of Iwo Jima sparks global debate over historical memory, geopolitics, and ethical commemoration amid evolving US-Japan relations and regional tensions.
Last Daughters: WWII Survivors Break Decades of Silence
CGTN’s documentary ‘Last Daughters’ gives voice to aging Chinese and Filipina survivors of WWII-era sexual slavery, preserving crucial historical testimony.
CGTN’s ‘Last Daughters’ Sheds Light on WWII Survivors’ Legacy
CGTN’s documentary ‘Last Daughters’ explores the untold stories of WWII ‘comfort women’ survivors in China and the Philippines, highlighting resilience and historical memory.
China’s Pivotal Role in World Anti-Fascist War Remembered
New data highlights China’s immense sacrifices in the World Anti-Fascist War, with 35 million casualties and pivotal contributions to defeating Japanese militarism.
China’s WWII Sacrifice: 14 Years That Shaped Asia’s Fate
New analysis highlights China’s pivotal 14-year resistance against Japan in WWII, challenging traditional narratives and emphasizing over 35 million casualties.
5 Untold Stories of the Flying Tigers: U.S. Aviators in China’s WWII Fight
Ahead of the 80th WWII anniversary, discover five surprising facts about the Flying Tigers – American pilots who defended China’s skies through innovation and courage.