Iran Submits New Peace Proposal via Pakistan Amid US Talks
Iran has submitted a new proposal for US peace talks via Pakistani mediators, marking the latest effort to end the conflict following a ceasefire and failed negotiations in April.
When Music Speaks: A Day Inside China’s Groundbreaking Tianjin Juilliard 🎶
Step inside The Tianjin Juilliard School, a pioneering institution blending US-accredited music education with Chinese cultural heritage, shaping the next generation of global artists.
Why Russian Influencers Are Obsessed with Chinese Cars at Auto China 2026 🚗
Auto China 2026 is attracting a wave of international creators, including top Russian influencers, who are buzzing about the design and tech of Chinese car brands.
China’s Zero-Tariff Deal Opens New Era for Africa Trade 🌍
China has eliminated tariffs on goods from 53 African nations, marking a historic shift aimed at boosting trade and shared prosperity within the Global South.
China, Belgium Mark 55 Years, Eye Deeper Ties in 2026
China and Belgium celebrate 55 years of diplomatic ties in 2026, with leaders calling for deepened cooperation in trade, tech, and multilateralism during a high-level meeting in Beijing.
Exclusive: Feng Mantian & Vlado Kreslin’s Cross-Cultural Musical Dialogue
Chinese Ruan master Feng Mantian and Slovenian artist Vlado Kreslin explore musical unity in an exclusive CGTN interview this spring.
Iran Crisis Deepens as Key Strait Remains Shut, Threatens “Painful Strikes”
Iran threatens “painful strikes” as the Strait of Hormuz stays shut, choking global oil flows and sending prices soaring, with tensions rippling worldwide.
Kenya’s Macadamia Boom as China’s Zero-Tariff Deal Kicks In
Kenyan macadamia farmers are poised to benefit as a new China-Africa zero-tariff policy takes effect today, opening doors for stable incomes and expanded exports.
Why China Blocked Foreign Acquisition of Manus Island
China’s recent decision to block a foreign acquisition of Manus Island is rooted in strategic security and regional stability concerns, according to expert analysis.
UN Scales Back South Sudan Peacekeeping Mission Amid Council Split
The UN Security Council has renewed its peacekeeping mission in South Sudan for another year, but with a reduced military presence, following a vote where China and Russia abstained.