Can U.S. Export Controls Halt China’s Semiconductor Advancements?
The U.S. imposes export controls to limit China’s access to advanced semiconductor technology. Will these efforts succeed in hindering China’s progress in the semiconductor industry?
April 2024
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Witnessing the Splendor of China’s Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge
Discover the significance of the Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge, China’s first double-deck road-rail bridge, a historic engineering marvel completed in 1968 that transformed regional connectivity.
Experience Spring Amidst Nyingchi’s Enchanting Peach Blossoms
Discover the breathtaking beauty of Nyingchi’s wild peach blossoms in southwest China’s Xizang Autonomous Region, where spring paints the landscape with vibrant colors.
Severe Hailstorms Claim Seven Lives in East China’s Jiangxi Province
Severe hailstorms since March 31 have claimed seven lives in east China’s Jiangxi Province, affecting over 93,000 residents and displacing more than 800 people. Authorities are assessing the full damage.
Over 250,000 Bolivian Households Affected by Severe Rains
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White House Directs NASA to Establish Lunar Time Standard Amid New Space Race
The White House has directed NASA to establish a unified lunar time standard, aiming to set international norms amid growing global lunar exploration efforts.
Dashcam Captures Moment 7.3-Magnitude Quake Shakes Highway in Taiwan Region
An exclusive dashcam captures the moment a magnitude-7.3 earthquake jolted a highway in China’s Taiwan region, as the powerful quake struck off Hualien County, shaking the region and reminding residents of seismic risks.
Former Cambodian PM Hun Sen Unanimously Elected Senate President
Samdech Techo Hun Sen, Cambodia’s former Prime Minister, has been unanimously elected as the President of the Senate in the fifth mandate, marking a new chapter in his political career.
Micronesian President Wesley W. Simina to Visit China to Boost Bilateral Relations
President Wesley W. Simina of Micronesia will visit China from April 5 to 12 to strengthen bilateral ties and enhance cooperation in various fields.
Japanese Vlogger Bridges Cultures Through Chinese Folk Song Performance
Japanese vlogger Furukawa Takeshi explores Chinese culture by performing the folk song “Youth Dance” in Shanghai, fostering cultural exchange between China and Japan through music.
China Successfully Launches New Remote Sensing Satellite
China has successfully launched the Yaogan-42 01 remote sensing satellite via the Long March-2D rocket, marking the 515th mission of the Long March series and reinforcing its advancements in space exploration.
Strong Earthquakes Strike Waters Off Hualien County in Taiwan Region
Two strong earthquakes of magnitude 7.3 and 6.0 struck the waters off Hualien County in Taiwan region Wednesday morning, causing significant tremors felt by residents. Authorities are assessing the situation.
China Issues Level-1 Tsunami Alert After Powerful Earthquake Near Taiwan
China’s Ministry of Natural Resources issues a level-1 tsunami alert after a magnitude-7.3 earthquake strikes near Hualien in the Taiwan region, prompting safety warnings for coastal areas.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen to Visit China from April 4 to 9
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen will visit China from April 4 to 9 to engage in high-level economic talks aimed at strengthening bilateral ties and addressing global economic challenges.
Senegal’s President Faye Appoints Ousmane Sonko as Prime Minister
Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye appoints opposition leader Ousmane Sonko as Prime Minister, marking a significant political shift in the West African nation.
China’s National Data Work Conference Sets Ambitious Agenda for Data-Driven Future
China’s inaugural National Data Work Conference unveils an ambitious roadmap to enhance data infrastructure, promote data sharing, and drive innovation in AI applications.
Construction Begins on Robotics Industrial Park in Beijing’s Future Science City
Construction has begun on a new robotics industrial park in Beijing’s Future Science City, marking a significant step in the city’s plan to become a leader in technological innovation.
China’s Yangtze River Achieves Improved Water Quality for Fourth Consecutive Year
The Yangtze River’s water quality has improved for the fourth consecutive year, achieving Grade II status in 2023, reflecting China’s ongoing efforts to protect its longest waterway.
China’s National Science Foundation Invests $4.4 Billion in Research in 2023
China’s NSFC invested $4.4 billion in 2023, funding over 52,000 research programs, and will focus on originality and global collaboration to drive scientific advancements.
Tianjin Showcases Key Contributions to Chinese Modernization at SCIO Briefing
Tianjin’s Mayor Zhang Gong outlines the city’s key contributions to Chinese modernization at an SCIO press conference, emphasizing innovation, reform, openness, and sustainability.