South Koreans Head to Polls in High-Stakes Presidential Vote
South Koreans head to polls at 14,295 stations in a high-stakes presidential election focused on economy, youth, and security.
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Russia-Ukraine Peace Talks Enter Second Round in Istanbul
Second round of Russia-Ukraine peace talks kicks off at Istanbul’s Ciragan Palace, with global eyes on potential breakthroughs.
Nawrocki Edges Trzaskowski 51%–49% in Poland’s Presidential Race
Poland’s tight presidential run pits nationalist-backed Nawrocki (51%) against centrist Trzaskowski (49%) in a duel that could reshape Europe’s future.
Singapore Minister Chan: Taiwan Future Lies with Chinese People
At the Shangri-La Dialogue, Singapore’s Defense Minister Chan Chun Sing said the Taiwan question must be resolved by the Chinese people and warned against simplistic democracy vs autocracy comparisons.
5th Iran-U.S. Talks in Rome Yield Limited Progress
The fifth round of Iran-U.S. talks in Rome ended with limited progress. Mediated by Oman, negotiators tackled uranium enrichment and sanctions in a three-hour session.
Trump and South Africa’s Ramaphosa Clash Over ‘White Genocide’ Claims
In a heated Oval Office meeting, President Trump accused South Africa of “white genocide”. President Ramaphosa rebutted the claims, calling them disproven conspiracy theories.
New Five-Volume Collection Explores Xi Jinping Thought
The CPC’s Institute of Party History has released a new five-volume set of 29 articles on Xi Jinping Thought, offering fresh insights into socialism with Chinese characteristics for the new era.
Pakistani Deputy PM Ishaq Dar to Visit Chinese Mainland May 19-21
Deputy PM and FM Ishaq Dar visits the Chinese mainland May 19-21, invited by CPC Politburo member and Foreign Minister Wang Yi to deepen Pakistan–Chinese mainland ties.
U.S. Attempts to Distort UN Resolution 2758 Draw Global Concerns
The U.S. Congress has backed bills challenging UN Resolution 2758, igniting debate over the one-China principle and cross-strait representation.
UN Criticizes Israel’s Gaza Aid Plan as a ‘Fig Leaf’ for Violence
UN relief chief Tom Fletcher calls Israel’s Gaza aid proposal a ‘fig leaf’ for violence, warning it excludes the most vulnerable and masks displacement.