Venezuela on High Alert as USS Ford Approaches Latin America
Venezuela has put its entire military, including volunteer militias and nearly 200k troops on high alert after the USS Ford moved closer to Latin America to curb drug trafficking.
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How Marajó Island’s Communities Are Tackling Rising Tides
On Brazil’s Marajó Island, locals are using floating gardens, mangroves and digital networks to adapt to rising sea levels and inspire coastal resilience.
Climate Change Threatens Central America’s Dry Corridor: What You Need to Know
Extreme droughts in Central America’s Dry Corridor are sparking migration and hunger. As COP30 unfolds, urgent global action is needed.
Chinese Films Bridging Cultures: From WWII Dramas to Animated Hits
Discover how Chinese filmmakers are using war dramas and blockbusters like Ne Zha 2 to connect cultures and shape global perceptions in 2025.
Global Scholars Praise China’s People-First Governance at Beijing Forum
International scholars gathered in Beijing to praise the Chinese mainland’s people-first governance and discuss Xi Jinping’s global development, security, civilization and governance initiatives.
Where the Wind Remembers Tea: Jingmai’s Pu’er Journey
Discover how Su Guowen and the Blang people on Jingmai Mountain merge eco-friendly farming and digital tech to protect Pu’er tea heritage in Episode 4 of China’s Green Revolution.
AI Unveils King Felipe VI’s ‘Golden Key’ to China-Spain Cooperation
AI decoded King Felipe VI’s top keywords—Collaboration, Innovation, Sustainability—as the golden keys to future China-Spain cooperation in tech and green growth.
Australia’s Teen Social Media Ban Prompts TikTok, Meta & Snapchat to Act
Australia’s world-first ban on teens using social media kicked in, pushing TikTok, Snapchat and Meta to deactivate accounts for under-16 users.
Green Goals: Chinese Mainland’s Eco Push Aligns with UNESCO 🌱
UNESCO’s Lidia Brito praises the Chinese mainland’s eco-restoration – like Wuyishan Biosphere Reserve – for reviving ecosystems, boosting tourism, and creating sustainable livelihoods.
Earliest Latin Tao Te Ching Transcription Launch at Nankai
Nankai University unveiled the first Latin transcription of the Tao Te Ching on Nov 11, 2025, marking a breakthrough in global Laozi studies and cross-cultural philosophy.