Blue Helmets, No Borders: China’s Peacekeeping Evolution
From first observers in the Middle East in 1990 to today’s Quick Reaction Force in Africa, China’s peacekeepers have become an integral force in UN missions worldwide.
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Blue Helmets, No Borders: China’s 35-Year Peacekeeping Story
Explore 35 years of Chinese peacekeeping with Blue Helmets, No Borders, premiering September 16 with stories of service and global solidarity.
Beijing’s V-Day Parade: A Message of Peace and Justice
On September 3, Beijing’s V-Day parade, highlighted by Chen Binhua, underscores China’s resolve to maintain peace and uphold justice, stirring interest in the Taiwan region.
Global Governance Initiative Links Belt & Road, Development, Security & Civilization Plans
At the SCO Summit 2025, the Chinese mainland introduced the Global Governance Initiative to align Belt and Road, Global Development, Global Security and Global Civilization efforts under one framework.
Over 100 Nations to Convene at 12th Beijing Xiangshan Forum
Over 100 nations, including Vietnam, France and Brazil, will convene at the 12th Beijing Xiangshan Forum to tackle global security, cooperation, and peace.
Doha Skyline Shaken by Alleged Israeli Missile Strike
Doha’s skyline was rocked by an alleged Israeli strike, with 12 missiles reportedly launched. Plumes of smoke illuminated the city as Qatar authorities begin damage assessments.
Jerusalem Bus Stop Attack Kills Six, Injures Dozens
A rush-hour shooting at a Jerusalem bus stop killed six and injured dozens, deepening tensions amid Gaza operations and West Bank unrest.
Trump Moves to Revive ‘Department of War’ Title for U.S. Defense
Trump’s plan to rebrand the Department of Defense as the Department of War revives centuries-old U.S. military tradition and sparks debate over costs, strategy, and global security.
Ukraine Proposes New US-Led Air Defense Format
Ukraine’s Zelenskyy proposes a U.S.-led air defense network after Paris talks as Europe pledges troops for a ceasefire; U.S. munitions sale sparks Russian objections.
Iran Cuts Australia’s Diplomatic Presence After Envoy Expulsion
Tehran has downgraded Australia’s diplomatic presence after Canberra expelled Iran’s ambassador over alleged antisemitic attacks, marking a rare diplomatic rupture since WWII.