Two Killed in Manchester Synagogue Stabbing on Yom Kippur
On Yom Kippur, a car and stabbing attack at a Manchester synagogue killed two and injured three. Police shot the suspect amid security concerns.
Inside ‘Victory’: Behind China’s V-Day Parade Training
Explore “Victory,” the V-Day parade documentary that reveals the PLA’s modern training, high-tech hardware and the red gene legacy behind every formation.
Germany Foils Hamas-Linked Plot Against Jewish Institutions in Berlin
German police arrest three men in Berlin accused of planning violent attacks on Jewish institutions for Hamas, seizing an AK-47 and pistols just before the group’s attack anniversary.
Cuban President Díaz-Canel on 65 Years of Friendship with China
Exclusive interview: Cuban President Díaz-Canel celebrates 65 years of China-Cuba ties, supports Xi Jinping’s Global Governance Initiative and reflects on deepening cooperation and shared history.
Live from Yuecheng Lake: Serene Waters of Mount Qingcheng Revealed
Our holiday livestream whisked viewers to Yuecheng Lake at Mount Qingcheng, showcasing its 24,000㎡ dammed waters, verdant peaks, lakeside corridors, and boat tours for a moment of global calm.
Europe Condemns Israel’s Interception of Gaza Aid Flotilla
European leaders condemn Israel’s interception of the Gaza-bound flotilla carrying over 500 volunteers, urging safe return and consular support for detained citizens.
Xinjiang Dawn to Dusk: Urumqi’s Hidden Taste Battleground
Explore Xinjiang’s bold flavors at Urumqi’s Avanti Barbecue, where Chef Mao Shupeng blends 30 years of tradition with fresh presentation from dawn to dusk.
Autumn’s Eternal Whisper in Classical Chinese Paintings
Explore how classical Chinese paintings evoke autumn’s fiery reds, golden valleys, migrating cranes and hidden harvest delights—from chrysanthemums to succulent crabs—for a timeless seasonal journey.
Global Youth Explore Beijing’s Mooncake-Making Traditions
Over 30 global youth gathered in Beijing’s Chaoyang District to trace 2,000-year-old mooncake-making traditions and explore Mid-Autumn Festival culture at a pastry mold museum.
How 90 Craftsmen Keep Hong Kong’s World-Record Ding Dings on Track
Discover how 90 craftsmen at Hong Kong’s Whitty Street depot hand-build and maintain 165 double-decker “Ding Dings,” using century-old controllers and motors to keep the world-record fleet rolling.