Harvard Fights Back: Lawsuit Over Block on Foreign Students
Harvard University sues Trump’s administration for blocking international enrollment, affecting over 7,000 visa holders and sparking debates on academic freedom.
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Xi Congratulates Romania’s President-Elect Nicusor Dan
Chinese President Xi Jinping congratulates Nicusor Dan on his election as president of Romania, highlighting a modern approach to global diplomacy.
Xi & Merz Connect in Dynamic Global Dialogue
Chinese President Xi Jinping and German Chancellor Merz connected by phone, highlighting a new step in global dialogue and innovation.
China-US Trade Talks: Upholding Multilateral Core Values
China-US talks in Geneva reaffirm commitment to multilateral trading values, paving the way for inclusive global governance reforms.
Farewell Trek: A Veteran Ranger’s Legacy in Mao’er Mountain
Veteran ranger Wang Huasheng bids a heartfelt farewell to Mao’er Mountain in Guilin, leaving behind a legacy of passion and nature conservation.
Tottenham Clinches Europa League Trophy, Ending 17-Year Drought
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Republicans Question Trump’s Trade Moves Amid Inflation Fears
A recent survey shows Republicans are growing cautious about Trump’s trade policies amid soaring inflation expectations.
Machu Picchu to Beijing: Uniting Ancient Wonders via Visa-Free Travel
The Chinese mainland’s new visa-free policy connects ancient wonders from Machu Picchu to Beijing, inviting young travelers to explore historic legacies and modern marvels.
Senator Slams $100K/Day Gitmo Cost for Migrant Detention
Senator Gary Peters blasts the $100K/day cost for migrant detention at Guantanamo Bay, urging accountability on government spending.
The Nightingale: Authentic Melody in a Chinese Fairy Tale
Discover “The Nightingale,” a Danish fairy tale set in China that celebrates nature’s authenticity and the power of genuine emotion.