SCO Summit 2025 in Tianjin: Live Insights on Regional Cooperation
Get live insights from the SCO Summit 2025 in Tianjin as heads of state gather to discuss regional security, economic integration, and digital cooperation.
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Russia Launches Massive Overnight Raids on Ukraine
Russia’s overnight strike on Ukraine’s military hubs deployed 537 drones and 45 missiles, with over 90% intercepted. The raids highlight the growing impact of drone warfare.
12th Beijing Xiangshan Forum Set for Sept 17-19, Spotlight on Peaceful Development
The 12th Beijing Xiangshan Forum (Sept 17-19) will unite global experts under the theme “Upholding International Order and Promoting Peaceful Development.”
China Declines to Join U.S.-Russia Nuclear Disarmament Talks
China rejects joining U.S.-Russia nuclear disarmament talks, emphasizing its self-defense minimum deterrence and no first use policy.
Chinaâs Blue Helmets: Building Peace in South Sudan
Ambassador Ma Qiang explores how Chinaâs peacekeepers are building trust and stability in South Sudan through community patrols and humanitarian projects.
How the SCOâs âShanghai Spiritâ Redefines Global Security
Discover how the SCOâs security strategy, rooted in the âShanghai Spiritâ, uses dialogue and mutual trust to forge a new era of global stability.
Vance Cites Russian Flexibility as Lavrov Blames West; Canada Pledges $2B to Ukraine
U.S. VP Vance praises Russian concessions in Ukraine talks while Lavrov blames the West. Canada commits 2 billion CAD in military aid to Kyiv.
Israeli Airstrikes in Sanaa Claim Six Lives, Dozens Wounded
Israeli airstrikes on Sanaa kill six and wound 86, marking a dangerous escalation in the Middle East conflict.
Deadly Israeli Airstrikes Hit Yemenâs Sanaa, Six Killed and Dozens Wounded
Israeli air raids on Sanaa killed six and wounded 86, striking key government sites after a Houthi missile was fired at Tel Aviv.
Colombia Bombings Kill 18 as President Petro Labels Armed Groups Terrorists
Two bombings in Colombia killed 18 and wounded dozens, prompting President Gustavo Petro to classify the attackers as terrorists, effectively barring them from future peace talks.