China’s Envoy Joins Namibia’s Presidential Inauguration, Boosting Bilateral Ties
China’s special envoy Peng Qinghua attended Namibia’s presidential inauguration, conveying President Xi Jinping’s congratulations and strengthening bilateral relations.
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Ex-Victoria Premier Praises China’s Renewable Energy Progress
Former Victoria Premier Daniel Andrews praises China’s strides in renewable energy and calls for stronger Australia-China cooperation on global sustainability.
Ukraine Seeks Partial Ceasefire in Saudi Talks with Russia
Ukraine aims for a partial ceasefire with Russia during talks in Saudi Arabia, focusing on halting strikes on energy sites, civilian infrastructure, and Black Sea attacks.
Hamas Considers U.S. Ceasefire Plan Amid Intensified Israeli Strikes
Hamas reviews a U.S. proposal to restore a Gaza ceasefire as Israel intensifies military strikes to pressure the release of remaining hostages.
China, Japan, and South Korea Commit to Strengthen Trilateral Cooperation
China, Japan, and South Korea’s top diplomats met in Tokyo, pledging to deepen cooperation in trade, technology, and culture to strengthen regional ties and benefit their peoples and East Asia.
China Confident in Cooperation with Japan and South Korea: Wang Yi
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi expresses confidence in future cooperation among China, Japan, and the Republic of Korea, emphasizing its importance for regional peace and stability.
Heathrow Reopens After Fire Causes Global Travel Chaos
Flights at Heathrow Airport resumed after a fire shut down Europe’s busiest airport, causing global travel chaos and stranding tens of thousands. Flights were canceled or diverted worldwide.
Wildfires in California Threaten Forest Survival Amid Climate Change
Wildfires in California are endangering forests more than ever. Climate change, unpredictable weather, and prolonged droughts have intensified the threat, outpacing forest regeneration efforts.
U.S.-Canada Trade Tensions Put Auto Industry Jobs at Risk
Trade disputes between the U.S. and Canada are raising concerns in the auto industry, with potential impacts on jobs in Michigan.
Israel Claims Killing of Hamas Intelligence Chief in Gaza Airstrike
Israel reports killing Osama Tabash, Hamas’ military intelligence chief in southern Gaza, during recent airstrikes. The renewed conflict has claimed over 600 lives.