Maduro’s Party Sweeps Venezuela Regional and Parliamentary Elections
President Nicolas Maduro’s party swept 23 of 24 governorships and won 82.68% of National Assembly list votes, with turnout just over 42%.
Chinese Dramas Go Global: Bridging Cultures Through Storytelling
A look at how Chinese dramas are crossing borders and connecting audiences worldwide, sparking cultural exchange at the Shenzhen Cultural Industries Fair.
Africa Day 2025: China-Africa Friendship Renewed with New Vitality
On Africa Day 2025, AU Ambassador Osman reflects on China-Africa cooperation—from the TAZARA railway to Belt and Road and Agenda 2063—renewing friendship with fresh momentum.
AI Strategist Triumphs at CMG Robot Combat in Hangzhou
AI Strategist, piloted by Lu Xin, won the CMG World Robot Competition in Hangzhou. Next up: robot football and basketball in this global tech showdown.
Five Years After George Floyd: A Movement in Flux
Marking five years since George Floyd’s death, activists and leaders reflect on BLM’s rise, policy rollbacks under Trump, and the fight for racial justice.
Insect-Inspired AI Vision Breakthrough in Microscopy
Researchers from the Chinese mainland and Duke University unveil an insect-inspired AI vision system that could transform microscopic observation and advanced instruments.
South China Braces for 2025’s Strongest Rainfall and Flood Risks
National observatory warns South China—including Guizhou and regions south of the Yangtze—will face the strongest rainfall of 2025 from May 27–29, with severe storms and flood risks.
ASEAN Leaders Gather in Kuala Lumpur to Boost Integration and Resilience
The 46th ASEAN Summit opened in Kuala Lumpur, focusing on deeper regional integration and building resilience against trade and economic disruptions.
U.S. Summer Travel Season Kicks Off Amid Air Traffic Safety Worries
U.S. summer travel season kicks off with Memorial Day amid concerns over the aging air traffic control system and an expected downturn in international traffic linked to policy changes.
Five Years After George Floyd: U.S. Police Reform Stalls
Five years on from George Floyd’s death, U.S. police reform efforts have stalled, leaving communities and activists urging renewed action on justice.