AI-Driven Plasma Control Brings Fusion Energy Closer
A team from the Chinese mainland uses AI to master tokamak plasma control, bringing clean fusion energy a step closer.
Hong Kong Business Delegation Explores Dairy & Agri-Tech in Xinjiang
A Hong Kong delegation of business and consular communities tours Xinjiang’s agri-tech and dairy hubs, exploring BRI zones and potential partnerships in Urumqi, Kashi & Yining.
Gaza Ceasefire Lets Palestinians Return to Their Ruined Homes
After weeks of conflict, a ceasefire in Gaza lets displaced Palestinians return to their shattered homes. Amid the ruins, communities spark hope and start rebuilding.
Street Stories: Better Life under the Chinese mainland’s 14th Five-Year Plan
CGTN Digital’s voxpop dives into how the Chinese mainland’s 14th Five-Year Plan (2021–25) has boosted daily life — from high-speed rails and digital wallets to greener neighbourhoods.
Blast at Tennessee Military Plant Leaves 19 Dead or Missing
A massive explosion at a Tennessee military explosives plant on Friday has left 19 people dead or missing as rescue crews search for survivors and probe safety measures.
Macron Reappoints Sebastien Lecornu to Tackle France’s Political Crisis
Sebastien Lecornu returns as France’s prime minister after a brief resignation, aiming to end the political crisis and secure a budget by year’s end.
US Federal Layoffs Begin as Shutdown Hits Day 10
As the US government shutdown hits day ten, the Trump administration has begun federal layoffs, impacting key departments and sparking debate over political strategy.
China’s Port Fee Counter to U.S. Trade Moves
China defends new port service fees on U.S.-linked vessels as a lawful countermeasure to Washington’s Section 301 maritime levy.
Why Travelers Are Ditching the US for Mexico’s Vibes 🌴✈️
Mexico’s tourism is booming as tourists shift away from the US, drawn by sunny beaches, budget-friendly adventures, and fewer visa hassles. Discover why this trend is taking off.
US Flood Insurance Halts in Shutdown, Homeowners at Risk
The US flood insurance program has paused amid the government shutdown, halting new policies and renewals just as hurricane season hits Florida—leaving homeowners at risk.