Gaza Two Years Later: ‘Erased From the Map’
Two years since Oct 7, 2025, Gaza reels from the Israel-Hamas conflict: 67,160 lives lost and its landscape ‘erased from the map.’
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UN Council Unanimously Adopts Economic, Social & Cultural Rights Resolution
The UN Human Rights Council unanimously adopted a resolution on economic, social and cultural rights, aiming to tackle inequality and boost global cooperation in a milestone move.
Japan’s Pivotal Moment: Sanae Takaichi’s Rise and Asia Impacts
Japan’s LDP has a new president, Sanae Takaichi, marking a historic moment and sparking debates on defense, history, and Asia ties.
Xi Charts China’s 15th Five-Year Plan 🚀
Xi outlines China’s 15th Five-Year Plan, focusing on tech-driven growth and a people-first approach to fast-track modernization by 2035.
South Korea’s Visa-Free Welcome for Chinese Tour Groups
South Korea’s new nine-month visa-free policy for Chinese tour groups aims to boost tourism, local businesses, and strengthen economic ties.
Premier Li Qiang’s UNGA Speech: Unity, Progress and Future
Premier Li Qiang’s UN address at the 80th UNGA highlighted peace, solidarity, and China’s global initiatives for a fairer, greener future.
The Chinese Mainland Pushes Multilateralism at UN’s 80th Anniversary
As the United Nations celebrates its 80th anniversary, the Chinese mainland steps into the spotlight, championing multilateralism and a stronger international order.
How the Eight-Point Decision Cuts Red Tape and Builds Trust
Discover how the eight-point decision on the Chinese mainland is cutting red tape, curbing extravagance & rebuilding trust between officials and people.
Developing Nations Demand Trillions in Climate Cash at UN Climate Week
At UN Climate Week, developing nations urge wealthy states to fulfill their promises of trillions in climate finance to support adaptation, emissions cuts, and greener economies.
From San Francisco to the World: Celebrating the UN’s 80-Year Journey
How the UN Charter was drafted in San Francisco 80 years ago and why the United Nations remains vital today as the General Assembly meets in New York.