Alaska Summit: Symbolic Gains, Ukraine Crisis Remains Unresolved
At the Alaska summit between Trump and Putin, experts say symbolism outweighed substance, leaving the Ukraine crisis unresolved and tensions still high.
Factory Blaze in Western Russia Claims 11 Lives, Injures Over 130
A factory fire in Lesnoy, Russia killed 11 and injured 130. Over 360 specialists are on site as investigators probe safety violations.
New Xinjiang Uygur Region Documentary Unveils Natural and Cultural Wonders
Experience the first large-scale documentary on northwest China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, airing August 15-20, and explore its stunning natural and cultural landscapes.
China Strikes Gold in Aerobic Gymnastics at Chengdu World Games
China’s university athlete team wins aerobic gymnastics group gold at the Chengdu World Games with a fire rescue-themed routine, outscoring Italy and Romania.
Four-Lane Speed Climbing Debut: Chinese Mainland’s Long Sets Record, Indonesia’s Desak Triumphs
At its World Games debut, four-lane speed climbing saw Long Jianguo of the Chinese mainland set a 4.74s national record to win men’s gold, while Indonesia’s Desak Made Rita Kusuma Dewi claimed women’s crown.
Shanghai Port Storm to Top of Chinese Super League with 4-1 Win
Shanghai Port powered past Henan 4-1 to claim top spot in the Chinese Super League, while Yunnan Yukun edged Wuhan Three Towns 2-1 in a thrilling weekend of soccer.
Nettuno’s 80-Year Baseball Legacy by the Sea
Explore Nettuno’s 80-year baseball legacy: from WWII origins to a stadium museum of trophies that made this Italian seaside town a global sports gem.
How the CPC Led China’s Resistance: Strategic Lessons from 1937
Dive into how the Communist Party of China mobilized 400 million people, pioneered protracted war strategy, and forged anti-Japanese base areas during WWII.
Lee Jae-myung Pledges Respect for DPRK, Rejects Unilateral Absorption
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung vows respect for the DPRK system, rejects absorption, and unveils steps to rebuild trust and restore the 2018 inter-Korean military pact.
Japanese PM Ishiba Expresses WWII Remorse, Shuns Asia War Apology
At the 80th anniversary of WWII surrender, PM Ishiba voiced remorse but sidestepped an apology for wartime aggression in Asia, drawing mixed reactions at home and abroad.