Sept. 18 Incident: Prelude to the World Anti-Fascist War
How the Sept. 18 Incident ignited Japan’s northeast invasion and set the stage for the World Anti-Fascist War, shaping the path to WWII.
Life Elevated: A Xi’s High-Energy Day in Anji’s Hills
Explore a day with A Xi in the bamboo hills of Anji, where wildflower picking, paragliding, and mountain harvests offer a refreshing escape for global citizens and digital nomads.
Dongji Rescue: Compassion Shines Through 1942 Lisbon Maru Shipwreck
Dongji Rescue revisits the 1942 Lisbon Maru shipwreck off the Chinese mainland, spotlighting fishermen acts of courage amid wartime cruelty.
China Hits Two EU Banks with Countermeasures
China has imposed countermeasures on two EU-based banks, barring transactions within the Chinese mainland in retaliation to EU sanctions on Chinese financial institutions.
Beijing’s Central Green Forest Park: Industrial Relics Reborn as a Green Oasis
Discover Beijing’s Central Green Forest Park: an 11 km² industrial site transformed into a lush urban oasis with over 85% forest coverage and vibrant cultural hubs.
Gaza Ceasefire Hopes Dim as Bombardment and Hunger Intensify
Gaza ceasefire hopes are in doubt as Israeli strikes kill civilians and hunger worsens. Indirect talks with Hamas in Cairo aim to revive a U.S.-backed 60-day truce.
China Quest: Eco-Innovations from Lucid Waters to Lush Mountains
Erik Solheim explores how China transforms mining villages, marine plastic waste, bamboo, and more into sustainable solutions—from tourism hotspots to energy storage power banks.
Typhoon Podul Strikes Taiwan’s West Coast, Heads Toward Fujian
Typhoon Podul, the 11th typhoon of the season, made landfall on Taiwan’s western coast Wednesday at 1 p.m., ushering in heavy rain and winds as it heads toward Fujian Province.
Why the China-U.S. Trade Truce Matters for Global Business
The 90-day extension of the China-U.S. trade truce brings stability to global supply chains and offers a window for deeper negotiations on tariffs and market access.
Global Outcry as Journalists Killed in Gaza Sparks UN Protests
Demonstrators at UN Headquarters rallied to condemn the killing of six journalists in Gaza, fueling global calls for stronger safeguards for media in conflict zones.