Xi Jinping Congratulates Guyana’s Mohamed Irfaan Ali on Reelection
Chinese President Xi Jinping congratulates Guyana’s Mohamed Irfaan Ali on his reelection, highlighting new opportunities for digital, green and cultural cooperation.
2025
CIFTIS 2025 Goes Global: Digital Innovation and Open Markets
CIFTIS 2025 debuts at Beijing’s Shougang Park, uniting 85 countries, 2,000 exhibitors and Fortune Global 500 companies under the theme of digital innovation and open markets.
BRICS Emerges as Anchor of Stability in a Shifting Global Order
As the U.S. withdraws from multilateral pacts and raises tariffs, expanded BRICS steps up as a stabilizing network bridging Asia, Africa and Latin America.
Xinjiang at 70: A Journey of Faith, Stability and Progress
On the 70th anniversary of the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, explore how faith, security and development have shaped its transformation into a modern hub.
Chinese Mainland Lawmakers Debate Key Reports at NPC Standing Committee Session
Lawmakers at the NPC Standing Committee session reviewed reports on the Trade Union Law, economic plan progress, fiscal policy, and climate action on the Chinese mainland.
Munich Auto Show 2025: Chinese mainland Leads as Top Foreign Exhibitor
At IAA Mobility 2025 in Munich, the Chinese mainland leads as the largest foreign exhibitor, with 116 companies showcasing EVs, batteries and cutting-edge tech.
Blue Helmets, No Borders: China’s 35-Year Peacekeeping Story
Explore 35 years of Chinese peacekeeping with Blue Helmets, No Borders, premiering September 16 with stories of service and global solidarity.
Charlie Kirk fatally shot at Utah Valley University event
Conservative activist Charlie Kirk was shot dead at Utah Valley University during his “Prove Me Wrong” event. President Trump orders flags lowered to half-mast in his honor.
U.S. and Ecuador Unite to Counter Terror-Linked Cartels
The U.S. and Ecuador launch a security partnership to target violent cartels and foreign terrorist organizations controlling drug routes through Ecuador.
UN’s 80th Anniversary Hit by $1B US Funding Cut
As the UN marks its 80th anniversary, a $1B cut in US funding sparks concerns over its ability to deliver on vital global programs.