BRICS Summit Faces Global Headwinds Amidst Disagreements
BRICS leaders meet in New Delhi amidst global conflicts and soaring energy prices, testing the bloc's unity and future direction.
BRICS leaders meet in New Delhi amidst global conflicts and soaring energy prices, testing the bloc's unity and future direction.
China and India are at odds over the future direction of BRICS, with Beijing seeking to challenge Western power and New Delhi aiming for broader inclusivity.
Tung Chee-hwa, Hong Kong's first chief executive after its 1997 handover to China, has died at 89.
Families are using online platforms to share grief and seek information on missing loved ones after Tibet floods, as official lists remain unavailable.
Peru's deepening economic ties with China challenge US efforts to curb Beijing's influence, as Lima prioritizes trade benefits.
China's record 12.7 million graduates face a tough job market as AI integration accelerates, reshaping the workforce.
Xi Jinping's visit to Egypt signals China's growing ambition to challenge US influence in the Middle East through economic and diplomatic engagement.
China's media sanitizes flood aftermath in Tibet, contrasting with Nepal's open reporting on grief and anger.
Two concurrent global meetings showcased a world divided, with China aligning with Russia and Iran while Europe challenged the U.S. at the G20.
China reports 261 foreign nationals from 23 countries are missing after a devastating flood in Tibet.