Bublik Clinches Fourth ATP Title of the Year at Hangzhou Open
Alexander Bublik won his fourth ATP title of the year at the Hangzhou Open, edging Valentin Royer in two tiebreakers to join Carlos Alcaraz among the tour’s top champions.
Tabilo Shocks Musetti, Clinches Chengdu Open Title
Chilean qualifier Alejandro Tabilo saved two championship points to upset top seed Lorenzo Musetti and clinch his third ATP 250 title at the Chengdu Open.
WEF Chief Economists Warn of Subdued Global Growth in 2026
A new WEF survey reveals 72% of top economists foresee weak global economic growth in 2026 amid trade disruptions, tech shifts, and resource strains.
China Open Kicks Off with Zheng Qinwen & Tennis Legends
The China Open in Beijing opened with Olympic champ Zheng Qinwen and tennis icons Li Ting, Sun Tiantian, Zheng Jie and Yan Zi lighting up the Diamond Court.
Polish Director RafaĹ‚ Listopad on Film’s ‘Three Births’
Polish filmmaker Rafał Listopad reveals at the Silk Road Film Fest how a film comes alive three times: in script, on set, and in the editing suite where it finds its soul.
Global Leaders Rally for Two-State Solution at UN General Assembly
At UNGA’s 80th session, global leaders unite to call for a two-state solution, pressing for peace, ceasefire and humanitarian access in Gaza.
Guardians of Liaodong Bay: A Global Call to Ocean Conservation
As World Maritime Day 2025 underlines our duty to the oceans, discover how Liaodong Bay on the Chinese mainland safeguards rare spotted seals and thriving seabird migrations.
UN at 80: How China Shapes Multilateralism’s Future
At 80, the UN’s mission—peace, development, solidarity—is more vital than ever. Discover China’s role in peacekeeping, poverty reduction, and green initiatives powering multilateralism.
How Xinjiang Fruits Travel Faster and Stay Fresh
From the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region’s orchards to global markets, see how advanced cold chain systems and rail corridors keep fruits fresh and speedy.
Typhoon Ragasa Leaves 14 Dead, 18 Injured in Taiwan Region
Super Typhoon Ragasa left 14 dead and 18 injured in the Taiwan region, breaching Hualien’s Mataian Creek barrier lake and forcing 1,800 households to evacuate.