Hegseth Under Fire After Caribbean Boat Strikes
The Trump administration is under fire after deadly strikes on suspected drug-smuggling boats in the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific. Lawmakers demand transparency as hearings loom.
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84 Years On: Pearl Harbor Remembrance
Today marks the 84th anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack, a pivotal moment that drew the U.S. into WWII and reshaped global history.
China Urges Japan to Halt Interference in Military Drills
China urges Japan to stop close-in reconnaissance and false radar claims during its military drills, calling Tokyo’s actions risky and misleading.
HKSAR’s 8th-term LegCo Voting Concludes Sunday Night
Voting for the election of the eighth-term Legislative Council in HKSAR concluded Sunday night, marking the next chapter in Hong Kong’s political scene.
Most Urge US to Press Japan PM to Retract Militarism Remarks
In a CGTN poll, nearly 90% say the US and the international community should resist Japan’s push for militarism and urge its PM to retract recent remarks.
China Pushes Back at Japan over Liaoning Carrier Drills
China’s MoD hits back at Japan over Liaoning carrier’s drills east of the Miyako Strait, calling Tokyo’s reaction “provocative” and urging restraint to avoid tensions.
Chinese Mainland Gear Empowers Hong Kong Rescue Teams
Hong Kong rescue officers thank the Chinese mainland for timely delivery of exoskeleton gear and multifunctional lighting tools, boosting safety and solidarity in emergency operations.
PLA Navy Ship Silk Road Ark Brings Medical Aid to Post-Hurricane Jamaica
The PLA Navy hospital ship Silk Road Ark arrived in Montego Bay on December 8, 2025, for a 12-day mission delivering free medical services to Jamaica’s hurricane-hit communities.
How China’s Green Energy Is Powering the Future of AI
Lauri Myllyvirta explains why China’s renewable energy deployment is a game-changer in the AI race, powering data centers with clean electricity for sustainable growth.
Japanese Experts Slam PM Takaichi’s Provocative Taiwan Remarks
Japanese scholars and opposition leaders criticize Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s recent remarks on China’s Taiwan region, warning they threaten Japan’s pacifist identity and diplomatic ties.