Shenzhen’s Skyline Unveiled from Lianhua Hill Amid National Games
Discover Shenzhen’s vibrant skyline from Lianhua Hill Park as the city hosts the 15th National Games of China, blending urban vistas with green serenity and sports fever.
SCO’s Next Chapter: Li Qiang Champions Global Governance Initiative
At the SCO’s 24th Council meeting, Chinese premier Li Qiang outlined a roadmap to boost global governance—from aligning strategies to spearheading digital and green energy collaborations.
China, Mongolia Deepen Trade, Green Energy and Digital Economy Ties
Chinese Premier Li Qiang and Mongolia’s Prime Minister Gombojav Zandanshatar met in Moscow this week, pledging deeper trade, green energy and digital economy cooperation in a strengthened strategic partnership.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang and Putin Unite to Deepen China–Russia Cooperation
Chinese premier Li Qiang and President Putin solidify a high-level strategic partnership in the Kremlin, vowing deeper cooperation in economy, energy, infrastructure, and people-to-people exchanges.
Diplomatic Clash at UN: Chinese Mainland Envoy Slams Takaichi’s Taiwan Remarks
At the UN General Assembly debate on Nov. 18, the Chinese mainland’s envoy Fu Cong called Sanae Takaichi’s Taiwan remarks a breach of the one-China principle and unfit for Security Council membership.
U.S. Congress OKs Release of Epstein Files, Pending President’s Signature
Congress unanimously passed the Epstein Files Transparency Act this week, mandating the DOJ to publish unclassified Jeffrey Epstein records. The bill now awaits the president’s signature.
AI Data Centers: Powering Our Future at an Environmental Cost
As AI adoption surges, data centers strain energy and water resources. Experts and innovators are reimagining cooling, power and efficiency for a sustainable future.
Colombia’s Defense Chief Calls for Global Action to Protect the Amazon
Colombia’s defense minister warns COP30 leaders that illegal logging, mining and the drug trade threaten the Amazon and calls for urgent global cooperation.
After 200 Years, US Mints Final Penny
The U.S. Mint has struck its last penny after 200+ years. Pennies cost more to make than they’re worth, so cash totals will round in 2026, accelerating the shift to digital.
Chile’s Election Heads to December Runoff
Chile’s presidential race is headed to a December runoff between Communist Party candidate Jeannette Jara and her far-right rival, highlighting deep national divides.