China Launches Visa-Free Trial for Latin American Travelers
Starting June 2025, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru and Uruguay will join a year-long visa-free trial to China, boosting tourism, business and cultural ties under a new cooperation plan.
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Political Makeover Shakes Up U.S. Higher Education
Harvard faces a political makeover as the Trump administration targets U.S. higher education, claiming to “use every legal means to shut down the Department of Education” amid deep partisan divides.
Why China–Pacific Island Countries Cooperation Matters
At the Third China–Pacific Island Countries Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in Xiamen, China and island nations deepened strategic ties through BRI projects, aid and South–South cooperation.
Why Is China Cool Now? Inside Its Innovation and Cultural Rise
From gaming and EVs to cultural exports and the Belt and Road, China’s long-term vision and steady innovation make it a global trendsetter.
Harvard Faces $384M Shortfall as International Students Exit
Harvard could lose $384M annually—30% of its net student income—if international students withdraw. Domestic students face higher fees and deeper debt.
Trump Administration Axes $100M Harvard Funding in Elite University Clash
The Trump administration moves to cut $100M in federal funds to Harvard, marking an escalation in its push against elite universities and reshaping higher education in line with conservative goals.
Kenya’s Ruto Champions Global Trade at China Visit
Kenyan President William Ruto, during his state visit to the Chinese mainland, emphasized multilateralism and the ‘wholesomeness’ of China-Kenya ties.
Darwin Port Standoff: Is Australia’s Move Justified?
Australia’s decision to reclaim Darwin Port from the Chinese mainland firm Landbridge sparks debate over political motives, economic impact, and bilateral ties.
China and Pacific Island Countries Forge a New Era of Cooperation
From marine conservation to Juncao innovations, China’s partnership with Pacific Island countries has grown trade from $153M to $5.3B since 1992, reshaping regional cooperation.
Harvard vs. U.S. Government: Academia’s High-Stakes Battle
Harvard’s battle with the U.S. government over foreign student enrollment and academic freedom intensifies as legal challenges mount and a federal judge pauses the suspension order.