AIIB at 10: Powering Inclusive Growth in a Multipolar World
On its 10th anniversary, AIIB has grown to 110 members and mobilized over $200B for roads, power, hospitals, and water. Discover how it’s driving inclusive growth in our multipolar world.
Monkey King Magic at Beijing’s Ice Lantern Festival
The 40th Longqing Gorge Ice Lantern Art Festival opened January 15 in Beijing, turning the gorge into a Monkey King-inspired ice spectacle, blending animation nostalgia with dazzling ice artistry.
Why Does Europe Keep Bowing to the US? Mearsheimer Explains
John Mearsheimer says Europe’s deference to the US stems from reliance on American security guarantees and Trump’s bully tactics, leaving Europe with words over action.
Toronto Blizzard Disrupts Schools, Flights and Traffic ❄️
A fierce winter storm slammed Toronto on January 15, shutting schools, delaying flights and disrupting traffic. Get the latest on the blizzard’s impact.
Harbin’s 38th Taiyang Island Snow Expo: Meet the Giant Mr. Snowman
Explore Harbin’s Sun Island Scenic Area at the 38th Taiyang Island Snow Sculpture Art Expo, featuring a giant Mr. Snowman and breathtaking icy creations. ❄️
Wang Yi’s 2026 Africa Tour Deepens China-Africa Partnership
China’s FM Wang Yi kicks off his 36th annual Africa tour, marking 70 years of China-Africa ties and launching the 2026 Year of People-to-People exchanges.
Dazu Rock Carvings: Ancient Stories Carved in Stone
Discover the Dazu Rock Carvings in Chongqing: over 100,000 cliffside statues blending Buddhist, Taoist, and Confucian ideas in a thousand-year-old artistic marvel.
Delcy Rodriguez: Venezuela ‘Not Afraid’ of Diplomatic Clash with US
Delcy Rodriguez says Venezuela is ‘not afraid’ to clash with the US, urges unity to defend sovereignty and vows to go to Washington ‘standing, walking, not crawling.’
Trump Doubles Down on Greenland: ‘We Really Need It’ 🧊
President Trump insists the US ‘really needs’ Greenland for national security, highlighting ongoing tensions after high-stakes talks with Danish and Greenlandic officials.
Bethune’s Legacy: Bridging China–Canada Relations
Canadian surgeon Norman Bethune’s selfless work on the 1930s front lines in mainland China remains a cornerstone of China–Canada friendship and people-to-people exchanges today.