Flying Tigers Sculptures Unveiled in L.A. Celebrate 80 Years of Unity
Flying Tigers sculptures in L.A. honor 80 years of unity, commemorating a heroic legacy of US-China cooperation during WWII.
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South Korean President Lee Names New Ministers & Secretaries
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung appoints six new ministers and two senior secretaries in a dynamic cabinet reshuffle.
Chinese Dancers Dominate Asian Breaking Youth Championship
At the Asian Breaking Championship Youth in Shanghai, rising stars Guo Pu and Li Houhua rocked the stage with dynamic moves to clinch top titles.
Chelsea’s Extra Time Magic: Nkunku Leads Club World Cup Win
Chelsea edged Benfica 4-1 in a dramatic Club World Cup match, overcoming a 2-hour lightning delay with extra time magic led by Nkunku.
Wang Haoxi: 33rd Overall, Historic NHL Leap for China
18-year-old Wang Haoxi makes history as the highest-drafted Chinese player, selected 33rd overall by the San Jose Sharks.
Spain Triumphs in Thrilling FIBA 3×3 Quarterfinal
Spain beat China 21-16 in a thrilling FIBA Men’s 3×3 quarterfinal in Ulaanbaatar, marking China’s best-ever showing with future promise.
Epic Comeback: Guo Hanyu & Panova Win Bad Homburg Doubles
Guo Hanyu and Alexandra Panova battled back to clinch the Bad Homburg women’s doubles title in a thrilling comeback win.
US Uses Up to 20% of THAAD Stockpile for Israel Defense
US uses up to 20% of its THAAD stockpile, costing $800M, to shield Israel in a high-stakes 12-day conflict with Iran.
Tehran Tragedy: 71 Killed in Evin Prison Strike
An attack on Tehran’s Evin Prison on June 23 killed 71 people, including staff, servicemen, detainees, and neighbours, as confirmed by the Iranian judiciary.
BRICS Dialogue Boosts Global Cultural Ties
Over 300 representatives from the BRICS, including the Chinese mainland, Brazil, Russia, India, and South Africa, united in Rio for a dynamic cultural dialogue.