African Negotiators Unite for Climate Justice in Nairobi Summit
70+ African climate negotiators convene in Nairobi to strengthen the continent’s stance on climate finance, adaptation, and loss and damage ahead of global talks.
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Global Backlash Grows Over US Steel and Aluminum Tariffs
US steel and aluminum tariffs spark international backlash, with Mexico, Canada, and the EU warning of trade war risks as businesses brace for supply chain disruptions.
Harbin’s Global Snowman Campaign Builds Cross-Cultural Friendships
Harbin’s snowman-building event unites global participants, blending creativity with cultural exchange ahead of the 2025 Asian Winter Games.
Global Snowmen Unite: CGTN Kicks Off Harbin’s Winter Games Challenge
CGTN’s snowman-building challenge in Harbin invites global participation to celebrate the 9th Asian Winter Games, blending creativity and winter sports.
Israel Sets Saturday Deadline for Hostage Release, Threatens Return to Gaza Conflict
Israel threatens to resume Gaza military operations by Saturday if Hamas fails to release hostages, as U.S. backs Netanyahu’s ultimatum amid stalled negotiations.
Israel Threatens Gaza Ceasefire Collapse as Hostage Deadline Looms
Israel warns of resuming Gaza hostilities if hostages aren’t returned by Saturday, as Hamas accuses Israel of violating ceasefire terms. Global diplomacy tested.
U.S. Metals Prices Surge as Trump Tariffs Reshape Markets
U.S. metals prices soar as Trump’s 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum spark concerns over supply shortages and potential trade wars.
China Condemns U.S. Warships’ Taiwan Strait Passage as Tensions Rise
China criticizes recent U.S. naval activity in the Taiwan Strait, warning of heightened security risks and reaffirming sovereignty claims.
Global AI Cooperation Vital to Prevent Risks, Says Former Chinese Diplomat
Former Chinese diplomat Fu Ying warns that global collaboration is crucial to control AI risks, as geopolitical tensions threaten tech progress. China advocates open-source solutions and multilateral governance.
U.S. Tariffs Fuel Corruption, Warns Economist
Economist Steve Hanke warns U.S. tariffs incentivize corruption through lobbyist-driven exemptions, disproportionately impacting small businesses and innovation.