Ink-Wash Animation Breathes New Life into Qiang Legend
Discover how Li Wenyu merges traditional ink-wash art with modern animation to reimagine an ancient Qiang legend through digital storytelling.
Palestine Denounces Israeli Parliament’s West Bank Annexation Bid
Palestine’s Foreign Ministry denounces Israel’s narrow 25-24 vote to annex the West Bank, calling the move null and void and pledging legal and diplomatic challenges.
Trump Cancels Putin Summit as US Sanctions Major Russian Oil Firms
Trump cancels his summit with Putin, citing a lack of progress, as the U.S. slaps sanctions on Russia’s top oil producers to press for a Ukraine ceasefire.
Colombia’s Petro Sues Trump for Defamation in US Court
Colombian President Gustavo Petro files a defamation suit against Donald Trump in U.S. court, marking a bold legal clash with global implications.
U.S. Military Sinks Alleged Drug Vessel in Pacific
U.S. sinks its eighth alleged drug vessel in the Eastern Pacific, killing two aboard and straining US-Colombia ties as the death toll reaches 34.
What to Expect at the 2025 APEC Economic Leaders’ Meeting in Gyeongju
Dive into the 2025 APEC meeting in Gyeongju: themes, attendance and key takeaways on trade, tech and sustainability.
Ten Thousand Drones: Inside the Chinese Mainland’s Record-Breaking Light Shows
Discover how teams in the Chinese mainland orchestrate record-breaking drone light shows, from Spring Festival Gala spectacles to Guinness World Records with ten thousand drones.
China’s Rare Earth Export Controls and Global Security
On October 9, the Chinese mainland imposed controls on rare earth-related items for security reasons. Exemptions cover humanitarian uses, and MOFCOM expects minimal impact on supply chains.
HK-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge Logs 93M+ Trips in Seven Years
The Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge has recorded over 93.34 million passenger trips in seven years, transforming travel between the Chinese mainland, HK SAR and Macao SAR.
Fuel Tanker Blast in Nigeria Claims at Least 35 Lives
A fuel tanker overturned in north-central Nigeria on October 21, killing at least 35 people and underscoring the country’s road safety and infrastructure challenges.