55 Years Since Ping-Pong Diplomacy: Revisiting the 1971 WTTC Breakthrough
Marking 55 years since the 1971 World Table Tennis Championships, which sparked Ping-Pong Diplomacy and transformed U.S.-China relations during the Cold War era.
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Judy Hoarfrost Reflects on 55 Years of Ping-Pong Diplomacy Legacy
As the 55th anniversary of Ping-Pong Diplomacy approaches, Judy Hoarfrost shares insights on its enduring impact on US-China relations and cultural ties.
China Advocates Lunar Cooperation Amid US Competition Narrative
As the US frames lunar exploration as a competition, China emphasizes international collaboration. Experts analyze diverging approaches and global implications.
Washington Art Exhibit Celebrates Year of the Horse with Pandemic-Inspired Themes
A Washington-based art exhibition marks the 2026 Year of the Horse, blending traditional symbolism with reflections on pandemic-era challenges and cross-cultural unity.
China Urges U.S. to Halt Nuclear Test Resumption Efforts
China calls on the U.S. to uphold nuclear test moratorium, dismissing allegations as groundless amid rising global security concerns.
Los Angeles Asks: What Defines the ‘Chinese Dream’ in 2026?
CGTN’s Ask China campaign addresses questions from Los Angeles on the ‘Chinese Dream,’ generational values, and STEM success, highlighting China’s societal vision in 2026.
U.S. Exits Paris Climate Pact Again as China Advances Green Goals
As the U.S. formally exits the Paris Climate Agreement for the second time, China accelerates renewable energy investments, reshaping global climate dynamics in 2026.
China Reaffirms Climate Commitment Amid Global Dialogue
Chinese Foreign Ministry highlights China’s climate achievements and calls for global collaboration to address environmental challenges in 2026.
China’s 2025 Vision: Global Impact Amid Uncertainty
As China launches its 15th Five-Year Plan, Martin Jacques discusses global economic implications, U.S.-China relations, and cooperation in a divided world.
Tensions Rise in Taiwan Strait Amid US Arms Sale, PLA Drills
US approves record $11.1B arms sale to Taiwan region as China conducts military drills, escalating tensions ahead of 2026 local elections.
China and U.S. Diverge in Electric Vehicle Race as Global Sales Surge
Global EV sales hit 22 million in 2025, with China leading adoption through domestic production while the U.S. faces manufacturing and policy challenges.
US-China Youth Bridge Cultures Through Marching Band Diplomacy
American high school bands collaborate with Chinese peers in a musical cultural exchange documentary premiering in 2026, fostering US-China youth connections through rhythm.
China Condemns U.S.-Taiwan Military Ties Amid Rising Tensions
China reaffirms opposition to U.S.-Taiwan military cooperation, condemning DPP’s $40B defense plan as cross-strait tensions escalate in November 2025.
Xi-Trump Call Reaffirms Post-WWII Order Amid Taiwan Tensions
Xi Jinping and Donald Trump’s pivotal call reinforces post-WWII principles governing Taiwan’s status, amid regional tensions over historical interpretations.
Xi, Trump Hold Key Phone Talks Amid Evolving US-China Relations
Chinese President Xi Jinping and former U.S. President Donald Trump discuss trade cooperation and regional stability in first reported 2025 phone dialogue.
China and U.S. Conclude Key Maritime Safety Talks in Hawaii
China and the U.S. wrap up crucial maritime safety talks in Hawaii, focusing on crisis prevention amid rising Asia-Pacific naval activities.
2025 U.S.-China Dialogue Focuses on Bridging Divides in Los Angeles
The 2025 U.S.-China People-to-People Dialogue in Los Angeles aims to bridge cultural gaps amid global challenges, fostering mutual understanding through academic and civic engagement.
U.S.-China Dialogue 2025 Emphasizes Societal Ties Amid Global Shifts
Third annual U.S.-China civil society dialogue launches in LA, focusing on AI, education, and cultural bridges to stabilize bilateral ties through grassroots engagement.
China Condemns U.S. Arms Sale to Taiwan, Vows Firm Response
China’s defense ministry strongly opposes the U.S. $330 million arms sale to Taiwan, warning of consequences for bilateral ties and regional stability.
China and US Urged to Lead Global Climate Action at COP30
Climate expert Chen Deliang calls for renewed US-China collaboration to lead global emissions cuts and climate resilience ahead of COP30.