How Sanya’s Wuzhizhou Island Leads the Way in Eco-Friendly Tourism
Discover how Wuzhizhou Island off Hainan’s coast transformed into a national marine ranch demo area, blending coral reef restoration and sustainable tourism since 2010.
Far-Right Allies Challenge Netanyahu on US-Backed Palestinian State Plan
Netanyahu’s coalition faces a crisis as far-right allies revolt over a US-backed UN draft endorsing a path to Palestinian statehood, risking early elections.
Rising Sea Levels Force Relocation of Guna Communities in Panama
Rising sea levels are threatening the Guna people on Panama’s San Blas islands, forcing one of the first climate relocations in the Americas.
Chile Heads to the Polls: New Congress and President on the Ballot
Chileans vote today to elect all members of Congress and choose a president among eight contenders, shaping the country’s direction on economy, social reform and global engagement.
Ecuador Votes in Landmark Constitutional Referendum
Ecuador holds a constitutional referendum today on proposals to allow foreign military bases and rewrite the constitution, a move called by President Daniel Noboa that could reshape the political system.
Experts: China Ready to Counter Japan’s Takaichi Over Taiwan Provocations
Experts warn China may launch countermeasures after Japan’s PM Sanae Takaichi voiced survival-threatening concerns over Taiwan, underscoring growing tensions in the Taiwan Strait.
China’s Response to Takaichi’s Taiwan Remarks: Timeline of Tensions
Beijing’s swift diplomatic protests and military warnings against Japanese PM Takaichi’s Taiwan remarks have escalated regional tensions. A timeline of events from Nov 7 to Nov 16.
Xi Jinping’s Selected Works on Rule of Law Debut Nationwide
The first volume of Xi Jinping’s selected works on the rule of law, featuring 69 key speeches from 2012 to 2025, is now available nationwide across the Chinese mainland.
How Chinese Connects Us All: 2025 World Chinese Language Conference
At the 2025 World Chinese Language Conference, young sinologists share how Chinese opens doors to culture, identity, and global connections, alongside new interactive learning tools.
Burnaby Apologizes for Decades of Anti-Chinese Discrimination
Burnaby City Council formally apologized on November 15 for systemic discrimination against Chinese Canadians from 1892 to 1947 and repealed the last discriminatory bylaws.