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China Creates 10.52 Million Urban Jobs and Expands Employment Support

Nine-month employment figures show China near its annual urban jobs goal, while more than one billion people are enrolled in basic pension insurance.

Oct 14, 2026

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Archival June 2026 photograph of Vietnamese and U.S. personnel practicing water rescue in Vietnam; unrelated to the October 14 trilateral drill

Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia Train Together for Super-Typhoon Rescue

Oct 14, 2026

Joseph Ki-Zerbo University building in Ouagadougou photographed in 2017; archive illustration, not the conference venue

Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger Move Toward Shared University Research

Oct 14, 2026

Hanoi skyline photographed in June 2025; illustrative location image, not the October 2026 trade ceremony

Vietnam and Four European Nations Set October 18 Signing for Long-Awaited Trade Deal

Oct 14, 2026

Luang Prabang station on the China–Laos railway, February 2023; archival infrastructure photograph

China Sets 100 Railway Technology Breakthroughs as Next Five-Year Plan Takes Shape

Oct 14, 2026

Ireland’s 300,000 Public Workers Walk Out as Pay Talks Break Down

Oct 14, 2026

Archive 2017 photograph of apartment towers in Hanoi, Vietnam; not claimed to be newly built social housing

Vietnam Puts Affordable Rental Housing at the Center of Its Development Drive

Oct 14, 2026

Archive 2019 photograph of European Union, Chinese, and German flags outside Siemens Tower in Beijing, not the October 2026 talks

China Offers Europe a Trade Partnership Instead of an Escalating Tariff War

Oct 14, 2026

NASA astronaut photograph showing the Qinghai Lake and Longyangxia area with solar installations in northwestern China in January 2020; not the 2026 Gonghe complex

China's Qinghai Solar Breakthrough: New 1-GW Plant Stores Energy for After Sunset

Oct 14, 2026

Students demonstrating outside Albania's Ministry of Education in Tirana in December 2018; archival photograph, not the 2026 clashes

Albania's Students Fill Tirana Streets Against Soaring Education Costs

Oct 14, 2026

The New Yalu River road bridge linking China and North Korea, photographed in 2016

China–DPRK Bridge Set to Open After Years of Delays, Testing a New Trade Corridor

Oct 14, 2026

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Archive portrait of Rwanda President Paul Kagame speaking at a youth summit in Kigali in 2024

Rwanda Secures Formula 1’s Return to Africa — but Who Will Share the Gains?

A ten-year F1 agreement promises a Grand Prix in Rwanda in the early 2030s, but infrastructure costs, public benefits and rights concerns require scrutiny before the engines start.

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Great Hall of the People in Beijing. Source: Wikimedia Commons, Great Hall of the People Beijing China1.jpg. License/creator details: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Great%20Hall%20of%20the%20People%20Beijing%20China1.jpg

Why China Still Calls Itself Socialist: Party Power, Markets and the Commanding Heights

China combines markets and private capital with Communist Party rule, public ownership and state direction of strategic sectors. The Marxist debate is about which class forces ultimately command the system.

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Gianna Mao

Apr 13, 2025

Crowd at a Moscow political rally. Source: Wikimedia Commons, Moscow rally 4 February 2012, Yakimanka Street, Bolotnaya Square 20.JPG. License/creator details: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Moscow%20rally%204%20February%202012%2C%20Yakimanka%20Street%2C%20Bolotnaya%20Square%2020.JPG

10 Famous Figures and the Left: Who Was Actually Communist?

Einstein, Chaplin, Kahlo, Davis, Mandela and others had very different relationships to socialism and communism. Here’s what the documented record actually shows.

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Gianna Mao

Apr 13, 2025

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China Creates 10.52 Million Urban Jobs and Expands Employment Support

Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia Train Together for Super-Typhoon Rescue

Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger Move Toward Shared University Research

Vietnam and Four European Nations Set October 18 Signing for Long-Awaited Trade Deal

China–Laos Railway Surpasses 100 Billion Yuan in Cross-Border Trade

Cuba Builds 144 Solar Farms, Strengthening Daytime Power Despite the Blockade

Burkina Faso Opens Public Primary School Complex for 1,453 Children

China Sets 100 Railway Technology Breakthroughs as Next Five-Year Plan Takes Shape

Ireland’s 300,000 Public Workers Walk Out as Pay Talks Break Down

Vietnam Puts Affordable Rental Housing at the Center of Its Development Drive

China Offers Europe a Trade Partnership Instead of an Escalating Tariff War

China's Qinghai Solar Breakthrough: New 1-GW Plant Stores Energy for After Sunset

Albania's Students Fill Tirana Streets Against Soaring Education Costs

China–DPRK Bridge Set to Open After Years of Delays, Testing a New Trade Corridor

Rwanda Secures Formula 1’s Return to Africa — but Who Will Share the Gains?

Why China Still Calls Itself Socialist: Party Power, Markets and the Commanding Heights

10 Famous Figures and the Left: Who Was Actually Communist?