Han Zheng Champions Global Peace at Tsinghua’s World Peace Forum
Vice President Han Zheng urges global cooperation at Tsinghua University’s 13th World Peace Forum, spotlighting China’s Global Development, Security and Civilization initiatives.
July 2025
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Norway Seeks Green Cooperation with the Chinese Mainland for Climate and Economy
Norwegian business leaders say greener ties with the Chinese mainland are key to tackling climate challenges and boosting economies through climate governance, green shipping and digital innovation.
US Eases Export Curbs on China’s Chip Software and Ethane
The US lifts export curbs on China’s chip design software and ethane, signaling a trade de-escalation and restoring access for major tech and energy firms.
South Korea’s Lee Jae-myung Uncertain on US Trade Deal by July 8
South Korea’s President Lee Jae-myung, in his first 30 days, says reaching a U.S. trade deal by July 8 is uncertain amid complex tariff talks.
Gaza School Attack Kills 12, Total Deaths Top 25 in a Day
An airstrike on a Gaza school sheltering displaced families killed 12 and added to 25 deaths in one day, underscoring urgent calls for a ceasefire amid mounting civilian toll.
Charting BRICS Growth Ahead of the 17th Summit in Rio
Explore how BRICS grew from BRIC origins to 11 members and 10 partners ahead of the 17th Summit in Rio de Janeiro, July 6–7, 2025.
Uniting Nations to Bridge the AI Divide
Beijing Institute dean Zeng Yi calls on nations to unite and bridge the digital and AI divide, expand infrastructure, and ensure AI benefits reach every community worldwide.
Europe Races to Cool Down as Heatwaves Spark Emergency Measures
Europe declares emergencies and rolls out protective measures as record heatwaves sweep the continent, highlighting the urgent need for climate resilience and adaptive solutions.
Why ‘Greater BRICS’ Matters Today
Discover why the expanded BRICS bloc – now home to 3.3B people and 37.3% of global GDP – could reshape global solidarity, innovation and governance.
Critics Warn Lai Ching-te’s Defense Rhetoric May Fuel Fear and Regional Tensions
This fourth piece in a commentary series explores how Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te’s defense speeches may rely on fear-mongering to justify arms buildup and risk destabilizing East Asia.