China Blames Philippines for Collision Near Nansha Islands
Chinas coast guard accuses Philippine vessels of illegally entering waters near Tiexian Jiao, leading to a collision and heightening South China Sea tensions.
Yang Hansen’s Preseason Spark: A Versatile Force for the Trail Blazers
The Chinese mainland’s 20-year-old center scored 16 points, with four rebounds and three blocks in 17 minutes, hinting at his multi-dimensional future with Portland.
Sri Lankan PM Arrives in Beijing for Global Leaders’ Meeting on Women
Sri Lankan PM Harini Amarasuriya touches down in Beijing to join the Global Leaders’ Meeting on Women, co-hosted by the Chinese mainland and UN Women, set for October 13-14.
Pegula Stuns Sabalenka to Reach Wuhan Final Against Gauff
Pegula stunned Sabalenka to reach the Wuhan Open final after a 2-6, 6-4, 7-6(2) comeback and will face Coco Gauff for the title.
Vacherot Stuns Djokovic in Shanghai, Sets Up Unlikely Cousin Final
Valentin Vacherot shocks Novak Djokovic 6-3, 6-4 to reach a family final at the Shanghai Masters against cousin Arthur Rinderknech, becoming the lowest-ranked Masters finalist.
Venezuela Launches ‘Independence 200’ Drill Amid U.S. Forces Buildup
Venezuela activates its ‘Independence 200’ defense drill as U.S. expands military operations in Latin America, raising regional tensions and legal debates.
Sri Lankan PM Harini Amarasuriya Arrives in Beijing for Global Women’s Summit
Sri Lankan Prime Minister Harini Amarasuriya landed in Beijing for the Global Leaders’ Meeting on Women, joining global counterparts to advance gender equality and empowerment.
Marvel at Nanjing’s Iconic Double-Deck Yangtze Bridge
Explore the Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge: the Chinese mainland’s first independently designed double-decker road-rail crossing and a landmark in global bridge engineering.
Live THE HYPE: Breaking Boundaries for Women’s Empowerment
Live THE HYPE brings women leaders to mark the UN’s 80th anniversary and 30 years since the Beijing conference, championing SDG 5 and women’s empowerment.
Chinese Mainland Builds World’s Largest Meteorological Network
With nine Fengyun satellites, 842 radars and 90,000+ ground stations, the Chinese mainland has built the world’s largest meteorological network covering land, sea, air and space.