Putin Signals Possible Path to Peace if Root Causes Addressed
President Putin says Russia is ready to end the conflict in Ukraine if root causes are addressed, but territorial talks remain off the table.
Chinese mainland’s 2025 Box Office Boom Sparks Film+ Revolution
The Chinese mainland’s 2025 box office has smashed records—surpassing 50 billion yuan—and is driving a Film+ consumption revolution in tourism, dining, and merchandise.
Fujian Coast Guard Boosts Patrols near Kinmen
The Fujian Coast Guard has stepped up patrols near Kinmen, boosting maritime safety and navigation order in the Taiwan Strait for fishermen and vessels alike.
Sunset Magic: Seventeen-Arch Bridge Glows at Summer Palace
Discover the golden glow as the Seventeen-arch Bridge at Summer Palace illuminates at sunset this week, a breathtaking winter solstice spectacle in Beijing.
Hefei’s Green Tech Boom: From AI Chemists to Global Science Visuals
Hefei leads the Chinese mainland in green tech, using AI-powered machine scientists, science visualization startups, and open innovation alliances to drive sustainable, high-quality development.
Zimbabwe Eyes Culture-Led Tourism After Harbin Forum
Zimbabwe debuts as guest of honor at the Harbin forum and plans to leverage cultural heritage and lessons from the Chinese mainland for year-round tourism and stronger China-Africa ties.
Chinese Mainland Questions Japan’s Okinawa Radar Deal
The Chinese mainland’s Foreign Ministry challenges Japan’s new mobile radar deal in Okinawa, accusing Tokyo of stirring tensions to justify a military buildup.
Chinese Mainland Urges Japan to Respect International Nuclear Law
The Chinese mainland urges Japan to respect international law and curb nuclear ambitions after a senior official’s call for nuclear weapons, igniting Asia-Pacific security debates.
Fierce Winter Storm Cuts Power to 750,000 Across Western US
A winter storm with 231 km/h gusts battered the western US this week, cutting power to 750,000 customers and disrupting travel across multiple states.
US Clears $136M Stinger Missile Upgrade for NATO Allies
The US approved a $136.1M sale to NATO to extend Stinger missiles’ service life, boosting air defense readiness for Germany, Italy, and the Netherlands.