Sanders Slams U.S. “Imperialism” in Venezuela Standoff
Sen. Bernie Sanders condemns U.S. “rank imperialism” over Venezuela’s oil, warning it defies international law and sets a dangerous precedent.
China’s J-35 Stealth Jet Completes First 2026 Test Flight
China’s J-35 carrier-based stealth fighter took off for its first flight of 2026 on Jan 8, marking a key milestone in its factory flight-testing phase.
Beijing Book Fair 2026 Wows with High-Tech Printing Magic
The 2026 Beijing Book Fair opened on Jan 8 in mainland China, showcasing modern digital publishing and free interactive book-edge printing with intricate designs.
Chagan Lake Ice Fishing Festival Lights Up Winter in Songyuan
Discover Songyuan’s Chagan Lake Ice Fishing Festival: day-to-night ice fishing, snowmobile rides, cultural shows and skiing in northeast China this winter.
Galloping into Spring: Horse-themed Art Exhibition in Shenyang
Huang Guangliang’s horse-themed oil paintings gallop into spring at Shenyang Museum, blending realism, expression, and abstraction in a vibrant New Year showcase.
Changying Wonderland: Film, Learning & Fun Unite in Haikou
Explore Changying Wonderland in Haikou, mainland China: a AAAA-level film park where immersive tech blends study and play across four themed zones for an unforgettable edutainment experience.
Why China’s Global Governance Initiative Is a Game-Changer in 2026
In 2026’s volatile world, China’s GGI champions sovereign equality, international law, and multilateralism to rebuild fairer global ties.
US Cuts Ties with 66 Global Bodies, Risks Isolation 🚫🌐
On Jan 7, 2026, the US cut funding for 66 international bodies—from UN climate panels to energy & migration forums—raising questions about global collaboration.
Why Africa Tops China’s 2026 Diplomatic Agenda
In early 2026, China kicks off its diplomatic calendar in Africa—highlighting shared history, strategic ties and a new Year of People-to-People Exchanges to boost Global South solidarity.
Danish Scholar Slams US ‘Bullying & Plundering’ Amid Greenland Threat
Danish scholar Jan Oberg criticizes the US for ‘bullying and plundering’, calling its Greenland acquisition threat a sign of decline in global power.