The U.S. State Department on Wednesday ordered non-emergency U.S. government staff and their family members to leave Saudi Arabia as Houthi attacks intensify. https://t.co/tBdR90LnSL
The renewed Saudi-Houthi conflict is emerging as a stress test for Gulf security, forcing regional states to balance old alliances against new threats, military deterrence against diplomacy, and external protection against self-reliance https://t.co/uAiVWC6RcM
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and Ontario Premier Doug Ford on Wednesday jointly announced a series of strategic industry support initiatives aimed at supporting workers and businesses impacted by U.S. tariffs and driving long-term economic growth. https://t.co/xZzR6FAME9
China has achieved significant results in tackling climate change in recent years, gradually forging a green and low-carbon development path. #ChinaPulse https://t.co/l9ywnmwFpN
Escalating violence in southeastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has forced thousands of people to flee their homes since August, UN humanitarians said Wednesday. https://t.co/a3W2aJt3xY
Explosions were heard in the Ukrainian capital of Kiev on Wednesday night as the city came under a Russian ballistic missile attack, according to Mayor Vitali Klitschko.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang said that against the backdrop of a continuously evolving and complex international situation, China and Russia have maintained close coordination, serving as a valuable force for stability in a world marked by turbulence and transformation. https://t.co/RpLtOjJWgX
Chinese Premier Li Qiang said China and Russia have in recent years stood side by side and moved forward together in the face of a complex and turbulent international landscape. https://t.co/wDSl8NHuPo
On the banks of the Yudu River in east China, a choir sang of soldiers leaving home more than nine decades ago. Beside the singers, eight large red Chinese characters proclaimed: "May the spirit of the Long March shine forever."
In October 1934, some 86,000 Red Army soldiers crossed the river, little knowing that they were embarking on a grueling 12,500-kilometer journey, which American journalist Edgar Snow hailed as "an odyssey unequaled in modern times."
Read #XinhuaHeadlines: https://t.co/Oifg9GeAOo #LongMarch
As winter approaches in mountainous, war-torn Afghanistan, people have begun buying firewood to keep their homes warm during the freezing season. However, soaring prices of firewood and coal ahead of winter have left many Afghan families struggling to afford fuel to withstand the harsh winter in a country where the majority of the population requires humanitarian assistance https://t.co/fYEOnOEbgE
With a cello scarred by bombing, 22-year-old Haifa Abu Shamla keeps playing on Gaza's shore, turning music into a way to hold on to memory, identity and hope amid war and displacement https://t.co/TCxKuknoKl #LetterFromMideast
As Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi marked her first anniversary in office on Wednesday, Japanese media questioned the effectiveness of her economic and diplomatic policies and voiced concern over her military buildup agenda and increasingly unilateral leadership style https://t.co/NQOUdfRJtG
The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Finance Ministers' Meeting closed in Hong Kong on Wednesday, with a series of practical outcomes delivered, according to China's Ministry of Finance https://t.co/LfMGlblYA1
"They fought ruthlessly with the enemy, but they didn't take advantage of the people."
American scholar William Brown explained why the Red Army, led by the Communist Party of China, could win the trust of the people during the Long March. #LongMarch
At least eight people were killed and 32 others injured when a passenger bus overturned on a highway in Pakistan's eastern Punjab province early on Wednesday, said a rescue official https://t.co/fUv1z6FdNH
Cross-border mission, neighborly support: Chinese firefighters from Dehong, Yunnan Province, rushed to Muse, Myanmar, on Tuesday to help put out a major gas station fire. #ChineseFirefighters#China#Myanmar#EverydayHero
Sanae Takaichi faces rising questions during the past year as Japan's PM. A cabinet scandal, doubts over delivering her pledges, her go-it-alone style, and diplomatic frictions with neighboring countries, among other issues, are testing her as she enters year two.
In June 2000, an American bowed before a CT scanner newly delivered to a county hospital in northwest China's Qinghai Province.
"This scanner must serve the people of my hometown well," David Victor Plymire said, in the county's local dialect.
Plymire, 95, was born in New York. But the place he calls home is Huangyuan, where he spent 17 years of his childhood. He later devoted decades to improving local medical care. His story: https://t.co/J6qxUGfE7M
TΓΌrkiye, Qatar, Pakistan and Indonesia signed a memorandum of understanding in Doha on Wednesday to strengthen defense cooperation, enhance military capabilities and expand collaboration in defense industries, TΓΌrkiye's Defense Ministry said https://t.co/llqiZhoGMu