Citadel CEO Labels US Tariffs on Chinese Mainland EVs as ‘Incoherent’ Policy
Citadel CEO Ken Griffin criticizes the U.S. government’s tariffs on the Chinese mainland’s electric vehicles and LNG licenses as contradictory to the nation’s green agenda.
May 2024
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Bhutan Opens World’s Highest Competition Swimming Pool at 2,400m
Bhutan celebrates the opening of the world’s highest competitive swimming pool at 2,400 meters, advancing the Pools for All Program and promoting aquatic sports regionally.
2024: Strengthening Russia-China Bonds Through Dance, Cuisine, and Language
Discover how 2024 is set to enhance Russia-China cultural bonds through ballet, iconic Beijing cuisine, Mandarin language surge, and innovative vegetarian dining in Shanghai.
Putin Honors Heroes with Wreath-Laying at Beijing Memorial
Russian President Vladimir Putin laid a wreath at Beijing’s Monument to the People’s Heroes during his state visit to China from May 16 to 17.
Syrian Vlogger Explores Guangzhou’s Rich History
Join Syrian vlogger Fajer Kseibi as she explores the rich history and vibrant present of Guangzhou, sharing her top three favorite historical sites in this maritime megacity.
Global Cravings: Chinese Cuisine Takes the World by Storm
Chinese flavors are captivating global palates as authentic techniques and recipes bring a unique culinary experience to diners worldwide.
Join AI Avatar Pippi’s Virtual Celebration of International Tea Day
Celebrate International Tea Day on May 21st with AI Avatar Pippi! Join our exclusive online streaming event to explore tea’s global journey. Perfect for enthusiasts and newcomers alike.
Xi Jinping Advocates for Enhanced China-Russia Cultural Collaboration
Chinese President Xi Jinping calls for stronger cultural cooperation with Russia during the 75th anniversary of their diplomatic ties, attended by President Putin.
Windblown Dust Boosts Carbon Storage in Southern Ocean, Says Australian Study
Australian researchers discover windblown dust fuels a third of phytoplankton growth in the Southern Ocean, enhancing CO2 storage.
Philippines’ Stranded Ship Repair Sparks Regional Tensions
Former Singaporean FM George Yeo highlights how the Philippines’ attempt to repair a stranded ship is fueling regional tensions, raising concerns about maritime security and international relations.