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UN Secretary-General António Guterres urged restraint and dialogue after deadly protests in Madagascar left 22 dead, as youth-led demonstrations over power cuts spread nationwide.
Six years after the fire, Notre-Dame Cathedral’s spire will reopen on Sept. 20, allowing visitors to ascend 420 steps and view Paris from above.
German Chancellor Merz warns the EU may retaliate against U.S. tech firms if trade talks fail, signaling deepening tensions with Trump’s tariff threats.
Elon Musk launches the “American Party” to challenge Trump, but experts warn of six key obstacles to his third-party gamble in U.S. politics.
FedEx founder Fred Smith, hailed as a logistics visionary, passed away at 80. He transformed global delivery with his revolutionary hub-and-spoke model and enduring leadership.
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.
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.
“Nine Dishes and Thirteen Flowers,” a centuries-old banquet from Weinan, blends culinary artistry with cultural heritage, symbolizing happiness, unity, and tradition through exquisite presentation and rich, diverse flavors.
Faced with silence and stigma, Zhang Yinjun knocked on 600 doors. Rejections piled up—until one school said yes. That moment lit the first spark of Changier’s enduring impact.
The 2025 Qingming Ceremony honoring the Yellow Emperor will be held on April 4 in Shaanxi, highlighting unity, heritage, and legal protection of the mausoleum.
