Discover Serenity at the West Sea of Lushan Mountain
Explore the West Sea of Lushan Mountain in the Chinese mainland’s Jiangxi Province. Over 8,000 islets dot clear waters across 300 sq km, offering a tranquil, eco-friendly escape.
2025
Khamenei Denounces US “Obedience” Demands, Rejects Direct Talks
Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei rejects US “obedience” demands and direct talks, urging national unity and denouncing Israel’s Gaza campaign amid regional tensions.
US Tariffs Cloud Africa’s Industrial Growth, Warns Zambian Expert
Zambian think tank leader Sydney Mwamba warns US tariffs threaten industrial growth and jobs across Africa, potentially slowing the continent’s economic momentum.
China’s Space Station Sets Record with 3,100°C Containerless Experiment
China’s space station heats tungsten alloy beyond 3,100°C in a containerless microgravity experiment, providing crucial data for next-gen spacecraft shielding and rocket engine components.
Test Your Knowledge: China Weekly News Quiz (Aug 18-24, 2025)
Take our China Weekly News Quiz to catch up on key events from Aug 18-24, 2025 and test your global savvy.
Ramaphosa, Europe step up talks on Russia-Ukraine peace
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa engaged European leaders in talks to boost peace efforts in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, calling for urgent summit meetings.
Giant Hot Pot Ignites Culinary Carnival in Guiyang
A 6.5-meter-wide hot pot took center stage as the Refreshing Guiyang – Huaxi Summer Food Festival opened in the capital of the Chinese mainland’s Guizhou Province, drawing food lovers until Aug 31.
Tel Aviv March Demands End to Gaza War and Hostage Release
On August 23, thousands rallied in Tel Aviv demanding an end to the Gaza war and the release of hostages amid famine warnings in Gaza City.
Russian Forces Push Further in Donetsk as South Africa Urges Peace Talks
Russian forces advanced in Donetsk region, capturing settlements including Kleban-Byk, while South Africa’s President Ramaphosa calls for Ukraine-Russia peace summit.
Aging Populations, Tight Labor Markets: Central Bankers Sound the Alarm
Top central bankers at Jackson Hole warn aging populations and labor shortages could drag growth and intensify wage pressures.