UN: rising conflicts, impunity and technology are pushing the world towards mass atrocities
The UN chief calls to strengthen the R2P norm amid rising geopolitical risks, tech-driven threats, and a growing sense of global impunity.
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Guterres: uncontrolled AI is an “unacceptable experiment” on humanity
UN Secretary-General António Guterres urges global AI governance at Geneva dialogue, calling the rapid deployment of AI an unsustainable experiment.
Cappadocia celebrates its equestrian heritage with the ‘2nd Cappadocia Horse and Equestrian Culture Festival’
Cappadocia, Türkiye’s world-renowned destination famous for its fairy chimneys, cave hotels, underground cities, and a wide range of tourist activities, beginning with sunrise hot air balloon tours, welcomed more than 4.5 million visitors in 2025, further solidifying its position as one of Türkiye’s leading cultural tourism destinations
Intricacies of legal insinuations: China warns against abuses of maritime law
China marks 30 years of UNCLOS accession with a report criticizing procedural tricks and jurisdictional overreach in the South China Sea arbitration case.
The driving force of China's economic development
China transitions to high-quality growth by advancing AI and biomedicine. GDP hits 140 trillion yuan, driving 30% of global growth through structural reforms.
On UN Charter Day, China warns against neo militarism and calls for defending WWII outcomes
China's UN rep Fu Cong urges nations to defend WWII outcomes, reject the law of the jungle, and uphold the UN Charter through concrete actions, not rhetoric.
Leaving a Lighter Footprint: Discover Sustainable Türkiye
Modern travelers are no longer interested in simply checking destinations off a list. Today, meaningful experiences and responsible tourism have become top priorities
"Children are not collateral damage": 38,558 violations in one year — China at the UN calls for an end to violence
China condemns record violence against children at the UN and urges global support for its Humanitarian Law Initiative to protect schools.
In foreigners' eyes: What galvanizes young people in a changing China
Across the world, the strength of a governing party is often measured through numbers: approval ratings, economic indicators, or public surveys
Where the road ends, justice begins — the story of Judge Deng Xing
The story of judge Deng Xing, who pioneered mobile courts in Nujiang, crossing rivers and mountains to ensure fair justice for ethnic minorities.
Xi stresses better life for people on new Long March
President Xi Jinping called for concerted efforts on the new Long March to build a modern socialist country and improve people's lives during a Dezhou visit
Iran not obliged to buy US soybeans and corn: $6 billion unfrozen — Tehran chooses for itself
Iran is not obliged to buy US agricultural products with the unfrozen $6 billion. The Central Bank chief stressed price and quality as deciding factors.
Soybeans, corn and wheat instead of weapons: how the US offered Iran to spend unfrozen billions on American farms
The US and Iran made progress on asset unfreezing in Bürgenstock. US VP JD Vance proposed channeling the unfrozen funds into American grain and agricultural purchases.
The prophecy of cryptography's founding father: two fates of humanity — machines of transistors and our bioengineered successors
Cryptography pioneer Whitfield Diffie foresees the end of modern humans, replaced by two successors: advanced transistor machines and CRISPR-engineered people.
Asimov's three laws don't work: cryptography pioneer Whitfield Diffie on killer drones, AI guardrails and human control
Turing Award laureate Whitfield Diffie argues that Isaac Asimov's 1942 laws of robotics fail to address the challenges of modern autonomous drones and LLMs.
