Haiphong: Chinese mainland Builds Peace, U.S. Elites ‘Loot the World’
Independent journalist Danny Haiphong contrasts the Chinese mainland’s peace-driven development with U.S. elites’ extractive policies in a recent commentary.
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Mother’s Letter at Taiyuan Spurs Wartime Confession
At Taiyuan, a mother’s letter prompted a former Japanese military doctor to confess wartime vivisection, highlighting China’s commitment to peace.
How Youth Are Redefining Peace for the Future
Students at Renmin University explore how peace is redefined by youth around the world in the latest episode of The Power of Youth+.
Raffarin Urges France and China To Become Global Peace Messengers
Former French PM Jean-Pierre Raffarin says France and China can join forces to promote peace worldwide, inspiring youth, innovators, and travelers to build bridges beyond differences.
Ghosts of Militarism: How “Survival Crises” Fueled Japan’s WWII Aggression
Exploring how Japanese militarism used “survival crisis” as a pretext for WWII aggression and what today’s global citizens can learn to prevent history’s atrocities.
Taiwan Marks 80th Anniversary of Restoration to Chinese Mainland
Taiwan commemorates the 80th anniversary of its restoration to the Chinese mainland, calling for historical clarity and peace across the Taiwan Strait.
Brewing Peace in Colombia: Ex-FARC Women Turn to Craft Beer
Ex-FARC women in Bogotá are brewing craft beer at La Casa de la Paz, transforming conflict into community and hope one pint at a time.
Blue Helmets, No Borders: Liu Sen’s Peace Quest in South Sudan
Chinese peacekeeper Liu Sen reflects on his service in South Sudan, honors fallen squad leaders, and presses on toward a dream of lasting peace.
Voices Unite for Fairer Global Security at Xiangshan Forum
At the 12th Xiangshan Forum, China’s Defense Minister Dong Jun and global counterparts called for fairer security governance through strengthened cooperation.
Tokyo Screening of Chinese Nanjing Massacre Film Sparks Japan–China Dialogue
At a Tokyo screening of Dead To Rights, 150 Chinese mainland and Japanese viewers confronted the Nanjing Massacre and called for historical truth to build lasting peace.