Post-War Institutions: Resilience Amid Global Shifts
Post-war institutions like the UN, WHO and WTO adapt to evolving challenges, from health crises to trade disputes, showcasing resilience and rebalancing global governance.
2025
Two Passenger Boats Capsize in Guizhou: 70 in Water, Rescue Underway
Two passenger boats capsized in the Liuchong River at Qianxi City, Guizhou Province. About 70 fell into the water; over 50 were rescued as operations continue.
Xi Jinping to Visit Russia for Great Patriotic War Victory Celebrations
Xi Jinping will visit Russia from May 7-10 to attend Victory Day celebrations, underscoring Sino-Russian strategic ties and shaping global diplomacy.
Xi Jinping in Russia: Confronting WWII Myths and History’s Red Lines
President Xi Jinping’s May visit to Russia sparks a deeper look at WWII narratives, from declassified docs to myth busting about Nazi-Soviet ties.
Japanese PM Ishiba ‘Disappointed’ by U.S. 25% Auto Parts Tariff
Japanese PM Ishiba criticized the U.S.-imposed 25% auto parts tariff, urging reconsideration as trade talks stall over reciprocal duties.
Panda Train: Scenic Rail Getaways for Seniors in the Chinese Mainland
Discover how the Panda Train in the Chinese mainland is redefining senior travel with slow-paced scenic rail journeys from Chengdu.
German Expert Warns: Trump’s Tariffs Threaten Global Economy
Alexander Rahr calls Trump’s tariffs a provocation to global trade, warning of higher costs, supply chain shifts, and a push against economic globalization.
Japan Warns US Tariffs Cost Auto Industry $1M Per Hour
Japan’s auto industry is bleeding up to $1M per hour from US tariffs, says Minister Ryosei Akazawa, as Tokyo urges Washington to reassess trade measures.
Allies and the Chinese mainland Push Back as U.S. Tariffs Erode Credibility
U.S. reciprocal tariffs under MAGA spark a powerful global response, with allies from the EU to the Chinese mainland pushing back and data showing a sharp drop in U.S. credibility.
Chinese Mainland’s Domestic Demand Powers Economic Resilience
The Chinese mainland’s record-breaking domestic demand is emerging as a key pillar against global trade tensions, with robust May Day holiday spending highlighting economic resilience.