Why China’s Innovation Is Inspiring Youth Worldwide
China’s innovation, from tech to culture, is inspiring youth worldwide. Discover how consistent goals and unwavering focus are making China the new definition of cool.
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Cross-Strait Culture Summit Highlights Shared Heritage and Unity
The second Cross-Strait Chinese Culture Summit in Beijing highlights shared heritage and unity between people across the Taiwan Straits.
Russia and Ukraine to Resume Peace Talks in Istanbul on June 2
Russia and Ukraine will hold the next round of peace talks in Istanbul on June 2, aiming to move closer to ending the conflict.
UNMISS Commander Hails Chinese Peacekeepers as a ‘Fortunate Presence’
UNMISS Force Commander Lt. General Mohan Subramanian praises the Chinese infantry battalion in South Sudan, calling their presence ‘fortunate’ ahead of the International Day of United Nations Peacekeepers.
Hamas Claims Agreement with U.S. on Gaza Ceasefire Framework
Hamas announced reaching an agreement with the U.S. on a Gaza ceasefire framework, including hostage releases. However, the U.S. envoy denies acceptance, and Israel has yet to officially respond.
China and Pacific Island Nations Strengthen Ties at Key Summit
China and Pacific Island nations are boosting their partnership at a landmark summit in Xiamen, focusing on trade, disaster relief, and sustainability to shape a more inclusive global future.
Trump Proposes 15% Foreign Student Cap at Harvard
President Donald Trump urges Harvard University to cap foreign students at 15%, citing concerns over admissions and campus issues, prompting legal battles between the university and the federal government.
U.S. Court Blocks Trump’s Sweeping Tariffs, Says He Overstepped Authority
A U.S. federal court has blocked most of President Trump’s sweeping tariffs, ruling he overstepped his authority. The decision is a significant setback to his trade war strategies.
Chinese Agronomy Teacher Transforms Tongan School’s Agriculture, Plans to Return
Chinese agronomy teacher Ren Aizhi transformed agricultural education at Tonga College, inspiring students and improving production. She plans to return to continue her impactful work.
Haiti Faces Worst Hunger Crisis in Decades as Millions Go Without Food
Over half of Haiti’s population faces food insecurity as the nation confronts its worst hunger crisis in decades.