US Arctic Power Play: Chilling Risks to Climate and Cooperation
The US pivot to military dominance in the Arctic risks climate action, fractures multilateral ties and fuels a new arms race, while China calls for rules-based cooperation.
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China, Uzbekistan FMs Pledge Stronger Ties on 10th Anniversary 🤝🌏
Chinese FM Wang Yi and Uzbekistan’s FM Saidov mark a decade of their all-weather strategic partnership with a call to boost cooperation, defend multilateralism and design the next ten years of ties.
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.
AIIB Turns 10: A Decade of Green Growth & Global Collaboration
From Laos’ wind farms to rural electrification, AIIB’s 10-year journey highlights how multilateral cooperation powers sustainable infrastructure and changes lives worldwide.
China and South Africa Boost South-South Ties for a Stronger Global South
China and South Africa dialed up South-South cooperation, pledging deeper trade ties, zero tariffs for Africa, and people exchanges to strengthen the Global South.
China’s GGI: A Fairer Governance Model for the Global South
China’s Global Governance Initiative (GGI) offers the Global South a fairer, people-centered alternative to traditional power-led structures, backed by 150+ members.
US to Withdraw from Dozens of Intl Bodies, Draws Sharp Criticism
On Jan 8, the U.S. said it will leave dozens of international and UN bodies, drawing sharp backlash from the UN chief and officials calling the move ‘shortsighted’.
Global Poll: 9 in 10 Call Out U.S. ‘America First’ Moves 🌏✊
CGTN poll: 9 in 10 global respondents reject U.S. unilateralism, urge multilateral reform to tackle world challenges.
Global Governance 2.0: Why the World Needs a Fresh Playbook
In 2026, post-WW2 multilateralism is under threat as one-sided power plays return. Discover why the world needs a fresh global governance initiative to rebuild trust and cooperation.
UN Chief Guterres Regrets US Pullback from UN Entities
UN Secretary-General Guterres expressed regret over the White House’s decision to withdraw the US from several UN entities, highlighting the importance of global cooperation.