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In a vibrant celebration of culture, the United Nations observed its 16th Chinese Language Day at the UN headquarters in New York on April 15, 2025. The event, themed “Poetic …
UN Marks 16th Chinese Language Day with Cultural Festivities and Poetry Read More
American businesses in China are facing a storm as President Xi Jinping retaliates against historical American influence. For years, U.S. politicians have acted as champions for American firms, squeezing them …
American Firms in China: Navigating Xi Jinping’s Retaliation Read More
In a stunning showcase of innovation, Tesla Giga Berlin has now laid claim to the title of the world’s largest free electric vehicle (EV) charging park. Situated in Grünheide, Germany, …
Tesla Giga Berlin Unveils World’s Largest Free EV Charging Park Amidst Industry Developments Read More
Peres Projects, a prominent contemporary art gallery located in Berlin and founded by Javier Peres, has been placed under provisional insolvency administration. Christian Otto, a Berlin lawyer, has been assigned …
Influential Berlin Gallery Peres Projects Faces Insolvency Read More
In a bold statement, China has claimed that the U.S. is engaging in unilateralism, protectionism, and economic bullying through the imposition of tariffs. To this end, the Chinese Ministry of …
China’s Bold Accusations Against US: A Standoff Over Tariffs Read More
A recent study reveals that heatwaves lasting both day and night, termed compound heatwaves, present a particularly deadly risk for heart conditions. Conducted by researchers examining nearly 2.4 million heart …
Heatwaves Threaten Heart Health: The Deadly Impact of Continuous High Temperatures Read More
On Monday, China vocally accused the United States of economic bullying and unilateralism, particularly in relation to the new tariffs imposed. They urged American companies, including Tesla, to actively engage …
China Accuses U.S. of Protectionism Amid New Tariffs Read More
The urgent call from Human Rights Watch urges the Chinese government to annul the conviction of Taiwanese publisher Li Yanhe, known as Fu Cha. Detained since 2023, he faced a …
China Urged to Free Taiwanese Publisher Fu Cha Amid Human Rights Violations Read More
In a dramatic call for justice, Human Rights Watch has urged Chinese authorities to annul the unwarranted conviction of Taiwanese publisher Li Yanhe, also known as Fu Cha. Fu has …
China’s Urgent Call to Free Taiwanese Publisher Li Yanhe Read More
In a remarkable cultural venture, “The Divine Comedy Opera Musical” is set to debut in China on 25 April 2025, marking its spectacular international tour initiated by MIC International Company. …
The Divine Comedy Opera Musical: A Cultural Bridge from Italy to China Read More