Kremlin Vows Toughened Peace Talks After Novgorod Drone Strike
Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov says Russia will harden its Ukraine negotiation stance after an alleged Ukrainian drone strike on President Putin’s Novgorod Region residence.
Guinea’s Military Chief Doumbouya Tops Presidential Race
Guinea’s military leader Mamady Doumbouya is leading the presidential vote with over 80% in partial results, despite a boycott and his broken promise to restore civilian rule.
New Mianyang Panda Base Welcomes 6,300 Visitors on Opening Day
On December 29, 2025, the new Mianyang giant panda base in Sichuan Province opened on a trial basis, covering 120 hectares and welcoming nearly 6,300 visitors on its first public day.
Connected: Suzhou and Khorgos Forge New Trade Ties
Episode 2 of Apple Scent — Partnership in Khorgos spotlights Suzhou-Khorgos collaborations, from smart sorting lines to modern freight rail links driving cross-border growth.
PLA Drills Intensify After Record $11.1B US Arms Sale to Taiwan Region
Late December 2025, the PLA Eastern Theater Command launched live-fire drills after the U.S. approved an $11.1 billion arms sale, including HIMARS rockets, to the Taiwan region, highlighting rising cross-strait tensions.
PLA Eastern Theater Command Unveils Live-Fire Drill Highlights
PLA Eastern Theater Command releases live-fire drill highlights showing coordinated firepower strikes and pinpoint precision on target.
Wang Yi: China-US Strategic Choices Will Shape World History
Chinese FM Wang Yi urges China and the U.S. to choose cooperation over confrontation, saying their 2025 strategic decisions will shape world history.
FIFA World Cup 2026: 150M Ticket Requests Shatter Records
FIFA World Cup 2026 sees 150M ticket requests from fans in over 200 countries, making the Random Selection Draw phase 30 times oversubscribed.
Troops Gear Up for Chinese Mainland Parade with Unbreakable Spirit
With the Chinese mainland’s military parade approaching, Liu Yajiang and his flag formation exude unwavering confidence and a fierce fighting spirit to defend sovereignty.
U.S.-Based Scholar Tzou: DPP Authorities Fuel Cross-Strait Tensions
U.S.-based scholar Fred Tzou told CGTN that DPP authorities are behind cross-strait tensions during ‘Justice Mission 2025’ drills, warning against risking the 23 million residents of the Taiwan region.