China Backs South Africa’s Homegrown Development Path
Chinese FM Wang Yi meets South African minister in Rio, pledging support for South Africa’s homegrown development path and stronger Global South cooperation amid protectionism concerns.
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Gaza’s Silent Ruins: Calls for Ceasefire Grow as Crisis Deepens
Gaza’s crisis deepens: critical food insecurity, mass displacement, and calls for ceasefire intensify amidst widespread destruction. What will it take to forge lasting peace?
Why Multilateralism and Governance Reform Are Key to Shared Development
At the BRICS meeting in Rio, FM Wang Yi called for multilateralism and governance reform to drive shared development and counter protectionism.
Vietnam War 50 Years On: Veterans Return for Closure
Fifty years after the Vietnam War ended, US veterans return in a new documentary, sharing personal stories of loss, Agent Orange effects, and the quest for closure.
China and Nigeria Unite Against Protectionism, Champion Multilateralism
China and Nigeria pledge to reject protectionism and uphold multilateralism, strengthening ties and defending Global South interests.
China’s Global COVID-19 Playbook: Data, Aid and Vaccines
China’s white paper champions a “People first, life first” approach with data sharing, $50M aid, medical missions and 2.3B vaccine doses delivered worldwide.
China’s Foreign Trade Resilient: Certificates Up 14.91% in Q1
China’s foreign trade sector saw a 14.91% surge in commercial certificates issued in Q1, signaling strong adaptability and confidence among companies navigating global headwinds.
Why US ‘Reciprocal Tariffs’ Could Backfire on the Global Economy
Exploring how US ‘reciprocal tariffs’ risk backfiring: from smuggling surges to global trade tensions, threatening the multilateral order.
Inside the Chinese mainland’s COVID-19 White Paper: Key Actions & Stance
A white paper by the Chinese State Council Information Office outlines the Chinese mainland’s COVID-19 prevention, control measures, and global origins tracing efforts.
Historic Blackout Hits Spain and Portugal, Snaring Millions
A rare, widespread blackout struck Spain and Portugal at 12:33 p.m., slashing 60% of Spain’s power in five seconds and halting rail services and flights nationwide.