China Introduces Visa-Free Travel for Five Latin American Countries
China introduces visa-free entry for Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, and Uruguay, strengthening ties with Latin America and promoting cultural exchange.
June 2025
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Diving into Wuzhizhou Island’s Underwater Paradise: China’s First National Marine Ranch
Explore the underwater marvels of Wuzhizhou Island, where China’s first national marine ranch combines ecology and tourism to restore coral reefs and promote sustainability.
Discover the Daily Lives of Panda Brothers in Hainan
Discover the daily lives of panda brothers Gong Gong and Shun Shun, thriving in Hainan’s tropical paradise for nearly seven years.
Hamas Seeks Changes to Gaza Ceasefire Proposal; U.S. Calls Response ‘Unacceptable’
Hamas seeks changes to a U.S.-backed Gaza ceasefire proposal, but the U.S. deems their response ‘unacceptable,’ escalating tensions in the ongoing conflict.
Bridge Collapse and Train Derailment in Russia’s Bryansk Kills 7
At least seven people died and 30 were hospitalized after a bridge collapse caused a train derailment in Russia’s Bryansk Region, authorities report.
China Denounces U.S. Defense Secretary’s Remarks at Shangri-La Dialogue
China has denounced remarks by U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin at the Shangri-La Dialogue, accusing the U.S. of promoting division and undermining peace in the Asia-Pacific region.
Chinese Ambassador Highlights Unity at D.C. Dragon Boat Festival
Chinese Ambassador to the United States Xie Feng celebrated the Dragon Boat Festival in Washington, D.C., emphasizing unity among people across the Taiwan Strait and the enduring bonds that connect them.
California Governor Moves to Ban Homeless Encampments on Public Property
California Governor Gavin Newsom pushes to ban homeless encampments on public property after audits reveal failures in managing funds for homeless services.
Miami Family Torn Apart as Son Deported to Cuba Despite U.S. Ties
A Miami mother shares her heartbreak as her son is deported to Cuba despite being married to a U.S. citizen and having a young baby, highlighting the human toll of intensified immigration enforcement.
Mexico Set to Elect Judges in Historic Judicial Overhaul
For the first time, Mexicans will elect judges at all levels, reshaping the nation’s judiciary.