Chinese Mainland Mourns Passing of DPRK’s Kim Yong Nam
Chinese mainland mourns DPRK’s Kim Yong Nam at 97, honoring his legacy in strengthening ties between neighbors.
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Indonesian Youth Champions Human Connection at APEC Summit
At APEC in Gyeongju, Indonesian consultant Navira Putri Apriliani calls for stronger people-to-people ties across APEC member economies to unite Asia-Pacific beyond politics and economics.
Cuban Firms Eye New Frontiers at 8th China International Import Expo
At the 8th CIIE in Shanghai, 23 Cuban companies from agri-food to biopharma seek new partnerships, leveraging past e-commerce wins and Belt and Road ties.
US Shutdown Forces Partial Funding for SNAP Benefits
With the US shutdown in its 34th day, the Trump administration moves to allocate $4.65B for November SNAP benefits—covering half of eligible households’ allotments.
China Calls on the Netherlands to Resolve Nexperia Dispute
China’s Ministry of Commerce urges the Netherlands to resolve the Nexperia dispute, warning of risks to the global semiconductor supply chain and calling for cooperation.
He Lifeng Highlights Fresh Growth Opportunities for Hong Kong
Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng urges Hong Kong to seize fresh development opportunities under the next Five-Year Plan, positioning the SAR to lead in global financial governance.
T1’s Keria Eyes Chengdu Championship, Wants to Master “Da Ge”
After a 3-0 semifinal sweep over TES, T1’s Keria shares his passion for learning ‘da ge’ and aims to lift the S15 World Championship trophy in Chengdu.
Why AI Can’t Replace Human Writers: Zhao Lihong’s Literary Triumph
Chinese writer Zhao Lihong wins the 2025 Premio Montale and argues that AI may generate text, but it can’t capture the emotion and imagination at the heart of literature.
Xie Feng Urges US Businesses to Strengthen China-U.S. Ties After Busan Summit
At the U.S.-China Business Council conference, Ambassador Xie Feng urged American firms to seize the Busan Summit’s momentum and deepen China-U.S. cooperation.
Shenzhen Court Orders Death Penalty for Myanmar Gang Leaders
Shenzhen court condemns five Myanmar-based gang leaders to death for telecom fraud, homicide and drug trafficking, dismantling a cross-border network that caused billions in losses.