US Set to Roll Back Fuel Efficiency Standards, Sparking Climate Concerns
The Trump administration plans to roll back fuel efficiency standards for vehicles, citing high costs, raising concerns about environmental impact and climate change.
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Zelenskyy’s Approval Ratings Rise Amid Concerns Over US Support
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s approval ratings have risen to 68%, according to a new KIIS poll, amid concerns over the future of US support as the nation faces ongoing challenges.
European Nations Rally Behind $53 Billion Arab Plan to Rebuild Gaza
European nations back a $53 billion Arab plan to rebuild Gaza without displacing residents, aiming to improve living conditions for Palestinians. The proposal faces opposition from Israel and the U.S.
Foreign Journalists Share Insights on China’s Global Role at 2025 Two Sessions
Foreign journalists at China’s 2025 Two Sessions share their perspectives on China’s growing global impact, discussing diplomacy, economic influence, and technological advancements.
Ten Inspiring Women Honored as China Celebrates International Women’s Day
Ten remarkable women in China have been honored for their outstanding contributions in celebration of International Women’s Day, embodying the spirit of perseverance and innovation.
Impeached South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol Released as Prosecution Drops Appeal
Impeached South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol has been released after prosecutors decided not to appeal a court’s decision canceling his detention.
China’s Diplomacy Shines in Global Poll, Wins Youth Praise
A new CGTN poll reveals rising global admiration for China’s diplomacy, with increasing favorability and expectations for China to play a larger role in global governance.
Dominican Ambassador Seeks Inspiration from China’s Reform Journey
Dominican Republic’s ambassador seeks to learn from China’s reform and opening up to drive national development.
Suriname Ambassador Praises China’s Two Sessions for Future Insights
Suriname’s ambassador to China, Pick Fung Ho-Chong, highlights the importance of China’s Two Sessions for gaining insights into the country’s future plans.
Trump Administration Cuts $400 Million in Grants to Columbia University Over Antisemitism Concerns
The Trump administration has canceled $400 million in grants to Columbia University over alleged antisemitism on campus, igniting debates among students and faculty.