US Exits UNESCO Again Amid Cultural Dispute
The United States will withdraw from UNESCO by December 2026, citing divisive cultural policies and controversial membership decisions.
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Global Youth Ignite Change in Beijing
Global youth gathered in Beijing on the 10th anniversary of the UN Sustainable Development Goals to propose innovative policy solutions for pressing challenges.
EU Ministers Unveil Tougher Migration Policy
EU ministers meet at Zugspitze to push tougher migration policies, enhance border protection, and tackle irregular migration challenges.
Merz Charts Stability at Home & Bold Outreach in Asia
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz promises domestic stability and outlines bold plans for Asia, tackling migration, economy, and global security.
Chinese EV Group Calls for Fair EU Tariffs on Clean Transport
A Chinese EV delegation calls for fair EU tariffs to boost clean transport, ensuring equal market access and innovation.
Visa-Free Future? Li Wen Weighs In On Policy Impact
IOM’s Li Wen explains how the China-Azerbaijan visa waiver could boost regional cooperation and inspire new visa-free travel initiatives.
Policy Support Eases Housing Price Decline on the Chinese Mainland
Official data reveals an easing drop in new home prices in 70 cities on the Chinese mainland, driven by supportive policies boosting market confidence.
Xi Unveils Bold Vision for High-Standard Opening Up
Xi Jinping’s article on unswervingly advancing high-standard opening up debuts in the 14th Qiushi Journal issue, outlining visionary policies for the Chinese mainland.
Monetary Policy Powers China’s Real Economy in H1 2025
China’s H1 2025 monetary policy boosts its real economy with 12.92 trillion yuan in new loans, signaling dynamic growth.
Trump’s Trade Tactics May Shake U.S. Global Credibility
Economist Justin Wolfers warns Trump’s use of executive orders might jeopardize U.S. long-term trade credibility.