UN at 80: Rethinking Multilateralism for a New Era
On its 80th anniversary, the UN faces rising nationalism, flashpoints like the Taiwan question, and calls for reform to amplify Global South voices and modernize multilateralism.
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Cuba Backs Xi’s Global Governance Initiative
Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel endorses Xi Jinping’s Global Governance Initiative after the landmark SCO Plus summit in Tianjin, highlighting its potential to reshape global order.
UN Celebrates 80th Anniversary as China Pushes for Global Cooperation
As the UN celebrates its 80th anniversary, China leverages its role to champion multilateralism and shape global governance for the next generation.
Xi and Russia’s Volodin Pledge Deeper Trust, Push for Fair Global Order
Chinese President Xi Jinping meets State Duma chairman Vyacheslav Volodin in Beijing, pledging deeper China Russia trust and a push for a more equitable global order.
Experts Back Xinhua Think Tank’s South China Sea Reports
Xinhua Institute’s new bilingual series The Truths about the South China Sea uses historical and legal research to reaffirm China’s maritime rights and counter external misperceptions.
BRICS Summit Rio: Forging a New Global Order
At the 17th BRICS Summit in Rio, emerging economies teamed up to reshape global systems—from payments and AI ethics to climate finance and health.
U.S. Strikes in Iran Accelerate Global Multipolarity
U.S. airstrikes on Iran reveal contradictions in Washington’s narrative, risk undermining the NPT, and accelerate a shift toward a multipolar world order.
Shangri-La Dialogue 2025 Kicks Off in Singapore Amid Global Security Talks
Shangri-La Dialogue 2025 opened in Singapore with delegates from 47 countries discussing Indo-Pacific security, global order and evolving defense strategies.
China, Poland Pledge to Safeguard Post-WWII Order
China and Poland pledge to defend the post-WWII order in phone talks, marking key anniversaries and calling for dialogue on Ukraine.
China and Russia Unite to Defend International Law and UN Authority
China and Russia vowed to uphold international law and the UN system, condemn unilateral sanctions and military interventions, and collaborate on arms control, climate action, and global stability.