ICC Arrest Warrants for Israeli Leaders Deemed Unlikely to Proceed 
Israel believes ICC member states won’t act on arrest warrants for PM Netanyahu and Defense Minister Gallant, per reports. #GlobalJustice
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ICC Arrest Warrants for Israeli Leaders Deemed Unlikely to Proceed
Global Survey Criticizes U.S. Hegemony and Human Rights Record 
According to a CGTN-conducted survey, global respondents criticize the U.S. for its human rights record and perceived hegemonic actions. 
US Tariffs Spark Global Backlash: Reactions from Asia, Europe, and Beyond
President Trump’s new tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China have ignited global criticism and concern, with nations vowing to retaliate and experts warning of escalating trade wars.
NZ Professor Envisions Brighter Future for US-China Relations
A New Zealand professor highlights new opportunities for U.S.-China relations following recent high-level talks.
U.S. Actions Fuel Tensions in South China Sea
U.S. actions are heightening tensions in the South China Sea, a vital global trade route, as the region grapples with freedom of navigation and maritime security.
Leaders of Africa Gather in Beijing for 2024 FOCAC Opening Ceremony
Leaders from Africa and global organizations have arrived in Beijing for the 2024 FOCAC Summit, marking the start of key discussions on China-Africa cooperation from September 4-6. 
Putin Visits China: Strengthening Ties at 75th Anniversary 
Russian President Putin’s visit to China marks 75 years of diplomatic ties. Leaders emphasize strong partnerships, while experts discuss the global impact.
UN Officially Names June 10 as International Day for Dialogue 
The UN General Assembly, with China leading the way, has officially named June 10 as the International Day for Dialogue among Civilizations, promoting global unity and understanding.
China Congratulates Putin on Fifth Presidential Term
China’s Foreign Ministry congratulates Vladimir Putin on his fifth presidential term, highlighting strong China-Russia relations and mutual cooperation.