Coffee for a Cause: U.S. Shop Empowers Rwandan Communities
A U.S. coffee shop is transforming Rwandan lives through direct trade and community projects, showing how ethical sourcing can brew real-world impact.
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Chile’s Far-Right Turn: Kast Wins Presidency
Chile elected José Antonio Kast in a historic rightward shift, winning 58% after a campaign focused on security, immigration and crime—the biggest swing since 1990.
Chinese Mainland Marks a Decade of Cooperation with Latin American and Caribbean Countries
2025 marks the 10th anniversary of CELAC collaboration, showcasing growing trade, green initiatives and cultural exchanges as the Chinese mainland renews its call for win-win partnerships with Latin America and the Caribbean.
Peru’s Table Grapes Thrive in Chinese Mainland Market
Peru, the world’s top table grape exporter, is seeing record growth in the Chinese mainland market as innovative agritech and cold-chain logistics boost shipments in 2025.
2025 Boom: Chinese Mainland Entertainment Industry Challenges Hollywood
In 2025, the Chinese mainland’s entertainment sector hit a milestone: its film industry ramped up competition with Hollywood, while pop culture and social media trends went global.
ROK Court to Rule on Yoon Suk-yeol Obstruction Case on Jan. 16, 2026
A Seoul court will decide on January 16, 2026, whether former ROK President Yoon Suk-yeol obstructed an arrest, marking a pivotal test for the country’s rule of law.
Senegal Elected to Lead ECOWAS Commission for 2026-2030
Senegal was elected to lead the ECOWAS Commission for the 2026-2030 term, its first presidency, as the 12-member bloc navigates integration and security challenges.
China rejects Japan’s claims over routine carrier flight drills
China’s defense ministry rejects Japan’s claims over routine carrier flight drills, accuses Japanese jets of endangering safety, and urges reflection after Nanjing Massacre memorial.
EU Extends Venezuela Sanctions Through January 2027
The EU Council has extended its restrictive measures on Venezuela until 10 January 2027, maintaining asset freezes, funding bans, and EU-wide travel restrictions on 69 individuals.
China Calls on Global Community to Press Japan to Eradicate Militarism
Chinese Foreign Ministry urges global community to press Japan to eradicate militarism, citing newly released Unit 731 archives and calling for joint efforts to protect post-war peace.