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The UN-CSW69 high-level meeting emphasized women’s leadership in climate action, urging stronger policies and global collaboration to advance gender equality and sustainability, particularly for African and diaspora women.
At the Global Disability Summit, leaders emphasized inclusive education for children with disabilities in crisis settings, urging global action to ensure equity, resilience, and meaningful participation for all.
WJC President Ronald S. Lauder warned that rising antisemitism threatens Western civilization, speaking at Auschwitz’s 80th liberation anniversary commemoration.
U.S. lawmakers urge an investigation into Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency, citing potential national security risks and unauthorized access to sensitive federal data, sparking controversy.
The Committee of 100 condemns President Trump’s Executive Order ending birthright citizenship, citing it as unconstitutional, discriminatory, and a threat to equality and immigrant rights.
NVIDIA plans to open a Shanghai R\&D center to meet local AI needs, expand its presence in China, and navigate U.S. export restrictions on advanced chips.
UN experts warn 500,000 Gazans face starvation as aid remains blocked, food prices soar, and essential services collapse amid ongoing conflict and escalating humanitarian crisis.
UN Secretary-General Guterres welcomed the India-Pakistan ceasefire, urging lasting peace and offering UN support amid tensions following deadly violence in Jammu and Kashmir.
Over 52 million people in West and Central Africa face severe hunger as conflict, climate shocks, and rising food prices push the region toward crisis.
The summit fostered China-Pakistan cooperation in green innovation, urban sustainability, and renewable energy, advancing Rawalpindi 2050 as a model for low-carbon city development.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres welcomed the election of Pope Leo XIV, calling for strong moral leadership amid global challenges and reaffirming UN-Holy See cooperation.
UN Secretary-General appoints Miguel Ángel Moratinos as Special Envoy to combat Islamophobia, a move welcomed by Pakistan and the OIC under UNGA Resolution 78/264.
Overseas Chinese media explored Zhejiang’s vibrant fusion of tradition and innovation, capturing its poetic landscapes, smart industries, and cultural heritage to share with a global audience.
After weeks of conflict and a total aid blockade, Gaza’s humanitarian response is collapsing, with civilians facing extreme shortages of food, medicine, and water.
“Nature·Infinite: HE Yunlan’s 90 Years of Heartfelt Imagery” at the China Art Museum showcases over 70 works, tracing her evolution from traditional woodcuts to bold, mixed-media explorations of nature.
Liu Zhong’s ink-wash pandas reflect Chinese philosophy, harmony, and spirit—uniting traditional artistry with modern meaning in a vivid expression of cultural identity and national confidence.
Two years into Sudan’s civil war, the UN warns of mass displacement, sexual violence, and foreign interference, urging urgent global action to prevent the nation’s complete collapse and human catastrophe.
US tariff hikes could shrink global trade by three per cent, triggering supply chain shifts and exposing vulnerable economies, warns UN trade chief Pamela Coke-Hamilton, citing rising instability and uncertainty.
The UN rights office condemned Israel’s buffer zone plan in Gaza, warning of potential forcible transfer and war crimes, as escalating hostilities leave over two million civilians trapped without aid.
Zhang Baorui’s art exhibition at Beijing’s 798 Art District showcases powerful portraits of historical Chinese figures, blending literature and painting to inspire national pride and honor timeless heroes.
