Trump’s $100K H-1B Fee and ‘Gold Card’ Shake Up Tech Immigration
President Trump’s executive order slaps a $100,000 fee on H-1B visas and introduces a high-price ‘gold card’ visa, redefining how skilled foreign workers enter the U.S. tech sector.
2025
Blue Helmets, No Borders: Inside Chinese mainland’s Quick Reaction Force Training for Abyei
CGTN followed the Chinese mainland’s Quick Reaction Force as they trained ahead of deployment to Abyei, showcasing their full-time standby for one of the UN’s toughest missions.
China-U.S. Call Signals Pragmatic Shift in Ties
President Xi Jinping and President Trump’s recent call signals a pragmatic shift in China-U.S. relations, moving from tariff standoffs to joint efforts on TikTok and other key issues.
Tsinghua Scholar Urges Israeli Forces: Protect Civilians, Target Terrorists
At the Beijing Xiangshan Forum, Tsinghua scholar Yan Xuetong urged Israeli forces to focus on terrorists and spare civilians, sparking a global debate.
Chinese Farmers’ Harvest Festival 2025 in Numbers
Get ready for the 2025 Chinese Farmers’ Harvest Festival on September 23. Discover the 8th edition, Autumn Equinox roots, and China’s record 706.5 million tonnes grain output (+1.6%).
China, Morocco Forge Stronger Partnership with New Dialogue Mechanism
China and Morocco marked a decade of strategic partnership in Beijing, signing a new dialogue mechanism and pledging deeper cooperation on trade, culture, and global governance initiatives.
Misty Magic at Songshutou: Sayram Lake Revealed
Discover the misty mountain pass of Songshutou in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, where fog cascades like a waterfall into Sayram Lake amid snow-capped spruces.
Does AI Overuse Raise Alzheimer’s Risk? Experts Debunk the Myth
Does heavy AI tool use raise Alzheimer’s risk? Experts debunk the myth, highlighting no direct link and offering tips to keep your brain engaged in the digital age.
Fengyun-3 Satellites Track Melting of World’s Largest Iceberg
Chinese Fengyun-3 satellites are tracking the rapid breakup of A23a, the world’s largest iceberg in the Weddell Sea, which has lost 60% of its mass since early 2025.
Learning Uygur in Xinjiang: A Brit’s Experience That Disproves the Ban
A British student in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region shares how learning Uygur thrives in Urumqi, busting myths of a language ban.