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ON September 27, 1942, Lisbon Maru, a cargo ship carrying more than 1,800 British prisoners of war (POWS), mostly soldiers from Britain’s Hong Kong garrison to Japan, was torpedoed by a US submarine. The Americans didn’t know the vessel was carrying POWs. Those POWs who managed to break through the hatches faced machine-gun fire from […]

THE victory of World War II was not only a military triumph over the Axis powers, but also initiated an unprecedented process of accountability and moral reflection in human history. From Nov. 20, 1945 to Oct. 1, 1946, the International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg convened the Nuremberg Trials. From May 3, 1946 to Nov. 12,

By He Yi (People’s Daily) IN South Africa’s Northern Cape Province, communities are adapting China’s eco-village model to transform local resources into sustainable cultural and tourism offerings. Uzbekistan’s Nukus region has implemented a Sino-Uzbek pilot project combining solar power with smart irrigation for cotton farming, restoring saline-alkali soil while increasing agricultural productivity. Peru’s Chancay Port

By CAO DESHENG in Shanghai AS artificial intelligence technologies immensely reshape people’s lifestyles and profoundly influence the global economic and technological development landscape, China, as one of the leading countries in the AI sector, has continuously contributed its wisdom to global AI governance to make AI technologies more secure, reliable, controllable and equitable. Following President

By Shi Jing in Shanghai | China Daily | AS up-to-date embodied intelligence technologies and products debuted at the 2025 World Artificial Intelligence Conference and High-Level Meeting on Global AI Governance in Shanghai, experts and industry insiders said that substantial development of the industry depends on the creation of an amiable industrial ecosystem. During the

(Xinhua) IN the face of rising global tensions and growing challenges, the recently concluded Global Civilisations Dialogue Ministerial Meeting emphasised the urgent need for more dialogue and mutual learning among civilisations, calling for inclusiveness, equality and co-operation to promote peace and shared development. History has shown the world that the progress of humanity cannot be

By Global Times editorial ON Thursday afternoon, Chinese President Xi Jinping held phone talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin, during which the two leaders exchanged views regarding the situation in the Middle East. President Xi put forward a four-point proposal that ceasefire must be an urgent priority, ensuring civilian safety must be a top priority,

THIRTY years before Guyana achieved independence from British colonial rule, Jamaican political activist, Marcus Garvey, issued a powerful call that still echoes across generations: “Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery. None but ourselves can free the mind.” Garvey’s words, delivered in 1937 at Menelik Hall in Sydney, Nova Scotia, resonated deeply with the world’s colonised peoples,