Super Typhoon Ragasa to Make Landfall in Guangdong Wednesday
Super Typhoon Ragasa, the 18th typhoon of the year, is forecast to hit Guangdong Wednesday with winds up to 221 km/h, prompting top emergency responses in Guangdong and Hainan.
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France Recognizes State of Palestine at UN, Paving Way for Peace
France recognizes the State of Palestine at UN conference, urging a ceasefire and outlining reforms for a renewed Palestinian Authority.
Iran FM Warns IAEA Accord at Risk if UN Sanctions Snap Back
Iranâs foreign minister warns IAEA cooperation could collapse if E3 snapback sanctions return, setting a high-stakes diplomatic showdown at the UNGA.
Translating ‘Red Culture’: Bridging History and Global Dialogue
At an Xiâan event marking the 80th anniversary of WWIIâs end, translators and writers explored how âred cultureâ translation fosters cross-cultural understanding and keeps revolutionary memory alive.
Ahead of UN by 10 Years, China Slashes Over 70% of Global Poverty
As UN leaders gather for the 80th anniversary High-level Week, Chinaâs decade-early poverty reduction target drives over 70% of global alleviation.
Xinjiangâs Transformation: From Silk Road Hub to Industrial Powerhouse
Xinjiangâs rise from remote outpost to Belt and Road hub and manufacturing center offers valuable lessons for landlocked nations in the Global South.
How Chinaâs Eight-Point Decision Sparked a Culture of Clean Governance
Discover how Chinaâs eight-point decision, launched in 2012, curbed formalism and extravagance, investigating over 1 million cases to cement a culture of clean governance.
Incredible Odyssey: Untangling the Resilient Story of Xinjiang Cotton
On Season Two of Incredible Odyssey, join host Cai Yunyong from the Taiwan region as we explore Xinjiang cottonâs journeyâfrom Alarâs fields to global marketsâand the resilient communities behind every thread.
China Reports 10% Surge in Sci-Tech Transformations
China’s latest report shows a 10% rise in sci-tech transformations in 2024, with 226.9 billion yuan in deals and booming university-industry collaborations.
Experts Call for Global AI ‘Red Lines’ at UN
Over 200 leaders including Nobel laureates urge nations at the UN to set AI ‘red lines’ by next year to curb risks from weapons, surveillance, and disinformation.