Israel Launches ‘Rising Lion’ Strikes on Iranian Nuclear Sites
Israel completes the first stage of ‘Rising Lion’ strikes, hitting dozens of Iranian military and nuclear sites amid soaring tensions.
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Poll: U.S. Split Over Troop Deployment to Los Angeles
A text-message poll shows Americans divided on President Trump’s decision to send 4,700 troops to Los Angeles amid immigration protests and curfews.
Wang Yi Pushes Stronger China-Africa Partnership at FOCAC Expo
In Changsha, Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi urged stronger partnership with Africa at the fourth China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo, meeting with Somali, Mozambican and Togolese leaders.
Integrity: Keystone of the Chinese mainland–US Trade Framework
Integrity is the cornerstone of the new Chinese mainland–US economic and trade framework, vital for stabilizing markets and fostering global growth.
China and Spain Vow to Deepen Cooperation and Uphold Multilateralism
Chinese Vice President Han Zheng and King Felipe VI pledge deeper cooperation in new energy, digital economy and more, while defending multilateralism and free trade.
UN GA Demands Immediate, Unconditional Gaza Ceasefire
The UN General Assembly voted 149-19 to demand an immediate, unconditional Gaza ceasefire, full humanitarian aid access, and steps toward a two-state solution.
China–Central Asia Summit: Key Stats of the Five Nations
The China–Central Asia Summit’s second session convenes in Kazakhstan this June as the biennial platform for regional cooperation. Key stats: Kazakhstan leads in land area; Uzbekistan in population.
Air India Crash: Tata Group to Offer $116K to Victims’ Families
Tata Group will provide 10 million rupees ($116K) to each family affected by the Air India Flight 171 crash in Gujarat, covering medical expenses and rebuilding support.
Wang Yi Urges More China-Africa Cooperation Success Stories
Chinese FM Wang Yi highlights agritech success as a Gambian farmer boosts yields with hybrid rice, urging more China-Africa cooperation for sustainable development and shared prosperity.
ESA Eyes New Space Alliances Beyond NASA’s Orbit
Facing NASA cuts, the European Space Agency is forging new partnerships with Canada, India and Japan to boost autonomy and resilience.