Historic Israel-Gaza Ceasefire: Can This Truce Hold?
Israel and Gaza have agreed to a historic first-phase ceasefire. Explore the terms, global reactions, and whether this truce can lead to lasting peace.
China’s 8-Day Holiday Surge: 2.4B Trips Signal Economic Resilience
During China’s eight-day National Day and Mid-Autumn holiday, 2.4B trips (+6% YoY) and surging museum visits highlight economic dynamism and rising consumer confidence.
How Sustainable Finance Empowers Women in China
Exploring how sustainable finance initiatives in China are bridging gender gaps, empowering women entrepreneurs, and driving inclusive growth.
China-Italy Partnership Accelerates as Wang Yi Meets Mattarella in Rome
Chinese FM Wang Yi met Italy’s President Mattarella in Rome to accelerate an action plan for a more robust, resilient, and fruitful China-Italy partnership.
Awe-Inspiring Earth Views from China Space Station
Stunning footage from the China Space Station reveals Earth’s natural beauty from snow-capped peaks to cloud-draped oceans.
Global Leaders Hail Historic First-Phase Gaza Ceasefire Deal
Global leaders welcome the first-phase Gaza ceasefire deal after two years of conflict, urging immediate truce, hostage releases and a path to lasting peace.
China Unites 70 Countries for UN Resolution on Economic, Social & Cultural Rights
At the UN Human Rights Council’s 60th session, China united nearly 70 WTO members to pass a consensus resolution boosting economic, social and cultural rights through stronger multilateral cooperation.
South China Expands Sodium-Ion Battery Storage Station
South China’s first large-scale sodium-ion battery station in Nanning expands operations, integrating 30 million kWh of renewables and cutting 13,500 tonnes of CO2 annually.
China Delivers 7.2 Billion Parcels Over 8-Day Holiday
The Chinese mainland’s postal sector handled 7.231B parcels over the eight-day National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holiday, averaging 900M daily as it integrates logistics with culture and tourism.
Benidorm Clings to Franco-Era Mass Tourism Model 50 Years On
Fifty years after Franco’s death, Benidorm still thrives on the mass tourism model it pioneered—powered by bikinis, skyscrapers and a women-led hotel legacy.