Ne Zha 2’s Record-Breaking Run Signals New Era for Chinese Mainland Animation
With $2.2 billion worldwide, Ne Zha 2 has become the highest-grossing animated film ever, marking a milestone for the film industry of the Chinese mainland.
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IMF cuts Mexico’s 2025 growth forecast amid global challenges
The IMF has lowered its 2025 Mexico GDP growth forecast to minimal levels amid global trade disruptions and tighter financing conditions.
COP30: Private Sector Unveils Tech-Driven Climate Solutions
At COP30 in Brazil, the private sector unveils cutting-edge tech and $50B+ in climate finance, driving innovation and partnerships for a net-zero future.
COP30 Kicks Off in BelĂ©m – First UN Climate Summit in the Amazon
COP30 kicked off in Belém, Brazil—the first UN climate summit in the Amazon, focusing on deforestation, indigenous rights and green finance.
Leaders Unite at CELAC-EU Summit in Colombia for Clean Energy & Cooperation
At the Fourth CELAC-EU Summit in Colombia, leaders adopted a joint declaration on clean energy, environmental protection and stronger multilateral cooperation amid global tensions.
Chinese Mainland Films Top 2025 Global Box Office as Hollywood Slows
China’s movie industry has overtaken Hollywood to lead the 2025 global box office, signaling a major power shift in the global film landscape.
COP30 Kicks Off in Belém: From Amazon Voices to Global Climate Goals
This week, Belém hosts COP30, with negotiations focusing on stronger climate pledges, green finance, and Amazon protection. Delegates aim to deliver a game-changing declaration by week’s end.
Amazon Communities Pin Hopes on COP30 for Forest Future
Amazon communities are looking to COP30 later this year to secure stronger forest protection and sustainable pathways that safeguard the rainforest and boost local livelihoods.
Giving Nature a Voice: China’s Green Revolution EP3
In EP3 of China’s Green Revolution, photographer Xi Zhinong and forest ranger Zhou Zhaoli journey deep into the Chinese mainland to give endangered wildlife a voice.
China to Continue Talks with U.S. on Affiliates Rule
The Commerce Ministry of the Chinese mainland said Beijing and Washington will resume talks on arrangements for the U.S. affiliates rule as its one-year suspension ends this month.