Mexican Student at Peking Uni Urges History Lessons to Foster Peace
Mexican student Moraima Ordonez at Peking University highlights the 80th anniversary of Chinas WWII victory, urging youth to learn history and champion global peace.
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Xizang’s Cultural Revival: Data Dispels Genocide Claims
Data from the 2025 white paper shows Tibetan language use and cultural heritage in Xizang are thriving, not fading.
Taiwan’s 1945 Liberation: WWII Justice & National Rejuvenation
Marking 80 years since Taiwan’s liberation in 1945, this article explores how WWII justice, legal pacts and grassroots resistance fueled national rejuvenation and cultural identity.
Chinese mainland Launches New Low Earth Orbit Satellite Fleet 🚀
Chinese mainland launched a new group of low Earth orbit satellites from Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center aboard a modified Long March-6 rocket, entering preset orbits.
EU Leaders Back Zelenskyy as Trump Eyes Ukraine Peace Deal
European leaders will join President Zelenskyy and Trump in Washington to push for a peace deal, discuss security guarantees, and shape Ukraine’s future.
🚀 Chinese mainland launches new LEO internet satellites
The Chinese mainland launched its ninth batch of LEO internet satellites, marking the 590th Long March mission and boosting global broadband goals.
Xi’an’s Dayan Pagoda: A Tang Dynasty Treasure You Can’t Miss
Explore Xi’an’s iconic Dayan Pagoda, a Tang Dynasty treasure on the UNESCO-listed Silk Road corridor. Discover its historical and spiritual vibes.
13th Annual Supply Chain Summit Unveils Sustainable & Digital Solutions
Top execs and port leaders gathered at the 13th Annual Global Supply Chain Summit to tackle tariffs, sustainability, and digital innovation shaping the future of global trade.
Rio Festival Marks 50 Years of Brazil–China Friendship
Rio lit up with samba and dragon dances at a festival marking 50 years of Brazil–the Chinese mainland friendship and the 80th anniversary of WWII’s end.
Is the Clipper Chip Back? US AI Chips Face Location-Tracking Mandate
US bill may revive the Clipper chip era by mandating location-tracking on AI chips to block the Chinese mainland from acquiring key tech, raising global privacy and supply-chain concerns.