English-Dubbed Ne Zha 2 Cracks US Theaters After $2.2B Global Triumph
Ne Zha 2, the top-grossing animated film at $2.2B, arrives in 2,500 U.S. theaters this week, marking a new era for global animation.
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What’s on the Table in Trump-Zelenskyy White House Summit
On August 18, 2025, President Trump hosts Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy and top EU/NATO officials at the White House to push forward peace efforts in the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
Xi Jinping’s Fourth Military Volume Published
The fourth volume of Xi Jinping’s compilation on revitalizing the Chinese armed forces is out. The Central Military Commission urges a deep dive into its strategic vision.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang Unveils Push to Meet Annual Development Goals
Chinese premier Li Qiang calls for comprehensive macro policies, stronger consumption, tech-driven innovation, and high-standard opening up to keep the Chinese mainland on track for annual development goals.
China’s FM Dismisses Taiwan Authorities’ San Francisco Treaty Claims
China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs refutes Taiwan authorities’ assertions that the San Francisco Treaty nullified earlier post-WWII agreements on Taiwan’s status.
Putting People First: China’s People-Centered Modernization in Action
How China’s people-centered modernization puts citizens at the heart of growth, from grassroots reforms to legal overhauls driving inclusive prosperity.
Spacesuit B Reaches 20 Spacewalks on Chinese Mainland’s Station
Spacesuit B on the Chinese mainland’s orbiting station has logged 20 EVAs in 4 years, becoming the first to meet extended in-orbit lifespan goals.
Gaza Stands Tall: Stories of Resilience Under Siege
Amid further Israeli advances and promises of southward relocation, Gaza residents in Khan Yunis describe life under constant bombardment, destruction, and starvation.
Xizang’s Economic Miracle: 60 Years of 1,000-Fold GDP Growth
On its 60th anniversary, China’s Xizang Autonomous Region celebrates a 1,000-fold GDP surge, tracing its journey from a remote outpost to a modern hub of culture and commerce.
Economists Say Trump’s Tariffs Won’t Cut U.S. Debt
U.S. economists warn President Trump’s tariff hikes may slow debt growth but won’t dent America’s $37 trillion debt. Revenue falls short of interest costs.