UNGA 80: Finding Our Path at the Global Crossroads
The 80th UN General Assembly General Debate concluded with 189 member states and 124 heads urging dialogue, unity, and collective solutions at a pivotal global crossroads.
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China Powers Up Climate Goals at UN Summit 2025
China unveils bold 2035 climate goals at UN Summit 2025: cutting net emissions by 7–10% and boosting clean energy to 30% for a greener future.
China’s 2035 Climate Roadmap: A Green Vision for Tomorrow
Explore how China’s 2035 climate goals—from cutting emissions to boosting forests and EVs—are shaping a greener, resilient future in a youth-friendly style.
Xi’s Global Governance Initiative Sparks Bold Climate Action
Xi’s Global Governance Initiative unveils bold climate goals—a 7-10% emissions cut by 2035 and 3,600 GW of renewables—offering a practical blueprint to boost effectiveness in global action.
UN Climate Summit Urges Nations to Update Emission Plans Ahead of COP30
At the UN Climate Summit during UNGA week, leaders were urged to update carbon reduction plans ahead of COP30 in Brazil this November.
Chinese mainland & Caribbean Perspectives on UN’s Future
Journalists from Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, and CGTNs Zheng Chunying discuss how the Chinese mainland and the Caribbean can shape a more inclusive UN as it turns 80.
China’s 2035 NDCs: A Bold Roadmap for Global Green Action
Discover how China’s 2035 NDCs aim to cut emissions, ramp up renewables, boost forests, and lead global climate governance with bold targets and international cooperation.
Xi’s Climate Call Powers Global Cooperation
At the UN Climate Summit, Xi outlined China’s 2035 climate goals and reinforced multilateral collaboration under the UN order. 🌍✨
Beyond Promises: China’s Climate Blueprint for the World
Explore China’s multi-layered climate blueprint—from domestic targets to global green partnerships—that turns promises into real action.
China’s Bold Climate Pledge at UN Summit 🌱
At the UN Climate Summit, President Xi Jinping launched bold new climate targets—from EVs to expanded carbon trading—as China steps up its green leadership.