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Pray for the people of Venezuela… looks like they’ve been hit by a bomb. 🚨 SITREP: Venezuela Earthquakes — USGS PAGER modeling estimates Fatalities reach 100,000 Souls 🔻What & When: Last night, 6:04 p.m. ET / corresponding Venezuelan time), two powerful earthquakes struck western/northern Venezuela in quick succession. 1. 7.2 magnitude foreshock near San Felipe, Yaracuy state. 2. 40 seconds later, a 7.5 magnitude mainshock about 23 km (14 miles) southeast of Yumare, also in Yaracuy state (roughly 160 km / 100 miles west of Caracas). These were the strongest quakes to hit Venezuela in over a century. The shaking was widely felt across much of the country (especially Caracas and coastal areas like La Guaira) and into neighboring Colombia. Depths were very shallow, amplifying the impact. A tsunami warning was issued but quickly canceled. 🔻 Casualties: - Confirmed deaths: At least 164. Injuries: nearly 1,000 - Many people remain trapped under rubble; and the toll is expected to rise exponentially over the coming days/weeks. The “up to 100,000 deaths” reports comes from USGS PAGER modeling (probabilistic estimates of potential fatalities based on shaking intensity, population exposure, and building vulnerability). USGS issued a red alert for high casualties and extensive damage. Most likely outcome: - Thousands of fatalities. Substantial probability of exceeding 10,000. Upper-end scenarios in the model reach up to 100,000 (with references to ~30% probability in some coverage for the highest band). 🔻 Damage and Impact: Several Dozen buildings collapsed or were heavily damaged, particularly in Caracas and La Guaira state (declared a disaster zone). — Pancaked or partially collapsed multi-story buildings. — Damage to Simón Bolívar Airport (Maiquetía) near Caracas, which was temporarily closed. — Widespread power and telecommunications outages (internet connectivity dropped sharply initially). — Rubble-strewn streets and scenes of panic as people evacuated buildings. — La Guaira and parts of Caracas were among the hardest-hit areas. But suspiciously… Venezuela’s oil infrastructure appeared largely unaffected in initial reports. 🔻Government and Response Actions: • Acting President Delcy Rodríguez declared a state of emergency, established a high-level task force for search-and-rescue, and announced a $200 million fund for reconstruction. —— $200M is not nearly enough. She addressed the nation, expressing condolences and calling the event a “true tragedy.” Security forces deployed nationwide; schools suspended for up to a week, at least for now; non-essential activities and some rail services canceled. Hospitals braced for casualties by doubling shifts. Rescue teams are actively searching rubble with power tools and heavy equipment; civilians have been asked to help with food, water, and debris removal. 🔻International Assistance: • United States: Search-and-rescue teams (Fairfax County and Los Angeles), overhead imagery, and promises of “big, fast” support. France: 85 search-and-rescue specialists. Switzerland: 80 rescuers + 8 dogs + equipment. Spain, Netherlands, Czech Republic, and others sending teams, dogs, and gear. Solidarity messages from Russia, Ukraine, and others.

@felipepaullier Returns to WYDF: Youth Exchange Goes Beyond Gathering During the 2026 World Youth Development Forum, United Nations Assistant Secretary-General for Youth Affairs Felipe Paullier returned to the forum once again. As a long-time friend of the forum, he praised China's continued efforts to advance this platform for youth exchange and cooperation, saying it is action-oriented and helps young people around the world connect with resources, opportunities and networks. Through these exchanges, more young people's ideas are gaining greater visibility, and their initiatives are reaching a broader audience. #WYDF2026# #APGYD# #YouthDriveDevelopment# #ActionPlan2026# Filming: Li Ruoyi, Reporter of China Youth Daily Editing: Li Ruoyi, Jiang Jixuan, Reporters of China Youth Daily; intern Wang Liuqing On‑camera: Jiang Jixuan, Reporter of China Youth Daily

President Xi Jinping and Madame Peng Liyuan, together with King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia of Spain, attended a concert of the Royal Theater of Spain at the National Center for the Performing Arts in Beijing. @CasaReal

President Xi Jinping met with King Felipe VI of Spain, who is on a state visit to China. As the two countries celebrate the 20th anniversary of the comprehensive strategic partnership, King Felipe VI’s state visit is of great significance to the further advancement of the friendship and cooperation between the two countries.

On his first state visit to China, King Felipe VI made Chengdu his first stop. Across sectors of Spanish society—business, culture, and beyond—there’s strong agreement on strengthening cooperation with China.

In Chengdu, King Felipe VI marked his first state visit to China with warm remarks on the 20th anniversary of the China-Spain comprehensive strategic partnership, celebrating deepening ties, mutual respect, and shared vision for the world.