Tag: 2026

A passenger of an international passenger train from Dandong of China to Pyongyang of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) arrives in Pyongyang, the capital of the DPRK, March 12, 2026.

DPRK-China: International Passenger Train Ressumes & Arrives in Pyongyang! (13.3.2026)

Chinese Ambassador to the DPRK Wang Yajun, some other Chinese diplomats, and an official in charge of external affairs at the DPRK railway ministry came to the platform of the station to greet the passengers arriving on the train.

Extending a warm welcome, Wang described the resumption of the rail link as “a good development the peoples from both countries have been looking forward to and a significant event in bilateral relations.”

China State Railway Group Co., Ltd. announced Tuesday that international passenger trains connecting China and the DPRK would begin operating in both directions on Thursday.

The services will connect Beijing and Dandong with Pyongyang, helping facilitate cross-border travel and boost economic, trade and cultural exchanges between the two countries, the Chinese railway operator said.

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Brave Cuban Warriors Return Home!

Cuba: Bodies of Brave “Internationalist” Soldiers Who Died Defending Venezuelan Socialism – Return Home! (12.3.2026)

In contrast, Cuba, which is very economically weak, flew across the Atlantic Ocean hundreds of doctors and nurses to Italy, and some of these Cuban angels in white were not fully prepared for protection because of the urgency of the expedition. During that period, Italy’s prime minister and foreign minister (both men) looked forward to the arrival and salvation of the socialist heroes every day like a saviour. Although Cubans have always been poor due to the long-term blockade of the United States, this country and its people have a noble internationalist spirit that is generally incomprehensible to the world today.
So, do not think Trump is the winner in his illegal kidnap Maduro, as Americans cannot shake Cuba, and I firmly believe that the future will belong to Cuba’s internationalist spirit. Socialist morality is superior to capitalist greed – and Cuba as a nation – is far more powerful in this manner. Trump’s material greed seems to have won – but it is hate filled and passing. It is Cuba’s selfless spirit of endeavour that the world will remember.

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US War Crime In Operation - the Socialist Maduro's Are Kidnapped!

Chinese-Language Sources: What Really Happened the Night Trump Kidnapped Maduro? (12.3.2026)

However, this perfect script of “US soldiers acting without bloodshed and foreign bodyguards defecting” was completely torn apart by a statement issued from Havana just a few days later. There were no emotion, or overly passionate accusations contained in the statement, only the listing of thirty-two names of brave – but “dead” – Cuban soldiers. They were not traitors who have been bribed as Trump insisted, but Cuban soldiers stationed at the request of the Venezuelan government to serve as core bodyguards by Maduro’s side. Under the three-dimensional US siege involving more than 150 fighter jets and dozens of warships of the US military, more than 30 people used small arms (and naked eyes) to identify friend from foe inside and outside the Presidential Palace – resisting for a full 20 minutes despite the terrible odds, before all finally being killed. Along with the brave Cubans fell an equally brave twenty-three Venezuelan soldiers. The so-called “sterile kill” turned-out to be a chernal-ground paved in blood.

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▲CSNS neutron technology development line station

China: ‘Super Microscope’ Achieves Milestone with Neutron Beam Output! (12.3.2026)

The Phase II project began construction in 2024 and is planned for completion by 2029. Its proton accelerator’s target power will increase to 500 kilowatts, enhancing the “brightness” of its neutron “flashlight” to capture fainter structural signals in materials. This upgrade will enable nanoscale precision in the study of material structure, further enhancing China’s research capabilities in materials science.

The newly completed neutron technology development station serves as a dedicated test-bed for developing neutron detection technologies, featuring an ultra-clean environment with minimal background noise to capture faint neutron signals and high efficiency that allows scientists to verify new technologies more quickly.

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PFLP Analyses the Plight of Women Confronted By Zionist Hatred!

PFPL: International Women’s Day – the View from Gaza & Lebanon! (11.3.2026)

First, on this occasion, we extend our warmest congratulations and appreciation to the Palestinian people, and to every Palestinian woman – the martyr, the prisoner, the wounded, the educator, the mother, the fighter, the displaced, and the refugee – for her steadfastness and resilience in the face of challenges and hardships. Palestinian women have always been, and remain, a beacon of hope for their people, and a symbol of unwavering strength and dignity in all circumstances. On this occasion, we note that the resilience of Palestinian women is embodied in their daily actions, their capacity for endurance and sacrifice, their protection of the family and society, and their strengthening of national identity and collective memory. What Palestinian women have offered in these difficult circumstances is legendary steadfastness, embodying the will of an entire people in the face of occupation and displacement, and affirming that the will to live and live with dignity cannot be broken.

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Photographs showing one of the passengers of the missing Malaysian Airlines aircraft Chandrika Sharma, left, her husband Narendran and daughter Meghna, are displayed during a press conference in Chennai, India, on March 12, 2014. | Arun Sankar K/AP

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 Search Update! (9.3.2026)

The Air Accident Investigation Bureau said in a statement that a seabed search conducted by marine robotics company Ocean Infinity between March 2025 and January 2026 surveyed thousands of square kilometres of ocean floor but has not produced any confirmed findings of the aircraft wreckage.

Malaysia gave the nod to the Texas-based company last year to renew the search for Flight 370 under a “no-find, no-fee” contract at a new 15,000-square-kilometre (5,800-square-mile) site in the southern Indian Ocean where it was believed to have crashed. Ocean Infinity will be paid $70 million only if wreckage is discovered.

The search was carried out for 28 days in two phases — March 25–28 last year and Dec 31, 2025, to Jan 23 this year, covering about 7,571 square kilometres (2,923 square miles) of seabed, the bureau said. Weather periodically disrupted operations, it said.

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