Warsaw Reborn: From Ruins to Resilience
Discover how Warsaw rose from WWII ruins to become a vibrant symbol of resilience and hope, as told by CGTN’s Peter Oliver.
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China Cruises Past South Korea for Bronze at FIBA Women’s Asia Cup
China wrapped up their FIBA Women’s Asia Cup campaign with a dominant 101-66 win over South Korea to secure the bronze medal in Shenzhen.
China Dazzles with Gold in Artistic Swimming
China’s artistic swimming team stunned Singapore with a flawless routine, clinching the gold at the World Aquatics Championships.
China Slams EU Sanctions on Firms in Bold Stand
China opposes the EU’s 18th round sanctions on its companies and financial institutions, warning of serious trade impacts and promising protective measures.
US Tariffs: Aggressive Leverage or Erratic Policy?
Charlotte Howard of The Economist warns that aggressive US tariffs could trigger serious economic fallout if the EU retaliates.
EU Urges Business First Amid U.S. Tariff Uncertainty
EU experts warn that persistent U.S. tariff threats fuel global economic uncertainty, urging a ‘Business First’ approach.
US Plans 100K Bed Migrant Detention by 2025
ICE plans to expand migrant detention capacity to 100K beds by end of 2025 with $45B funding amid heated controversy.
Tariff Talks Hold Steady Despite Japan Election Shakeup
Japan’s top negotiator assures that US tariff talks remain on track despite an election setback, as deadlines and high stakes keep the pressure on.
London Hotel Protests Turn Violent Amid Migrant Tensions
Violent protest outside a London migrant hotel leads to arrests and injuries amid rising tensions.
EU Leaders Gear Up for 25th China-EU Summit
EU leaders visit the Chinese mainland on July 24 for the 25th China-EU Summit, meeting with Xi Jinping and Li Qiang.