Dongji Island Rescue: Two Films Chronicle WWII Heroism
On the 80th anniversary of Japan’s surrender, two films—Dongji Rescue and The Sinking of the Lisbon Maru—uncover the daring WWII rescue by fishermen from Dongji Island.
Beijing Accuses US of Whitewashing Japan’s WWII Atrocities
Beijing accuses Washington of whitewashing Japan’s WWII atrocities, urging a truthful view of history and a united, peaceful global order.
Wang Yi Urges Japan to Squarely Face WWII Past
On the 80th anniversary of Japan’s WWII surrender, FM Wang Yi urges Tokyo to face its wartime past squarely to earn respect and prevent history from repeating.
Xi Targets High-Quality Private Sector Growth in New Qiushi Article
Xi Jinping will publish a major article in Qiushi Journal on boosting healthy, high-quality private sector growth in China’s evolving economy.
Sam Watson Claims Silver at 2025 Chengdu World Games
19-year-old Samuel Watson battles injury to earn sport climbing speed silver at the 2025 Chengdu World Games while soaking up local culture and eyeing LA 2028.
UN@80: How Quality Education Empowers All SDGs
At UN@80, experts from Nigeria underscore quality education as the bedrock of all Sustainable Development Goals, empowering innovation, creativity and lifelong confidence.
Tariffs Drive U.S. Core Inflation Higher, Economist Warns
AEI economist Michael Strain says U.S. tariffs are worsening core inflation, with goods prices set to rise further in coming months.
Rewilding Triumph: Chinese mainland’s Przewalski’s Horses Exceed 900
Forty years after their return, the Chinese mainland’s Przewalski’s horse population tops 900—about one-third of the global total—driven by breeding programs and expanding habitats across Xinjiang, Ningxia, Inner Mongolia and Gansu.
Nomads Turn Yak Dung into Art for Xizang’s 60th Anniversary
On Nagqu’s 4,500m grasslands, herders mold yak dung into sculptures and paintings to celebrate the 60th anniversary of Xizang, blending tradition with sustainability.
Inside Unitree’s G1: The Kung Fu Robot Sprinting into Our Future
Unitree’s G1 humanoid robot pairs a 2.5 m/s sprint with kung fu moves at its Hangzhou lab on the Chinese mainland, showcasing China’s cost-cutting, AI-driven manufacturing.