Shade and Shaves: Jos’ Tree-Side Barber Gains Popularity
In Jos, Nigeria, a tree-side barbing salon is attracting men seeking affordable, electricity-free shaves, offering clean cuts under the shade of trees.
October 2024
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UN Peacekeepers Injured Amid Rising Middle East Tensions
Two UN peacekeepers were injured by Israeli fire in southern Lebanon, marking the third day of such incidents. A Thai worker was killed by a Hezbollah missile in northern Israel as tensions escalate.
UN Peacekeepers Injured as Middle East Tensions Escalate
Two UN peacekeepers were injured by Israeli fire in southern Lebanon, marking escalating tensions in the Middle East. UN Secretary-General warns of serious global security threats and urges restraint.
UN Peacekeepers Injured Amid Israel-Hezbollah Crossfire
Two UN peacekeepers were injured as the Israel-Hezbollah conflict escalated, raising international concerns. Israeli military operations in Lebanon and Gaza continue amid criticism over attacks near UN positions.
China Announces New Fiscal Policies to Boost Economy, Says Finance Minister
China will soon implement new fiscal policies to support its economy, according to Finance Minister Lan Fo’an, who expressed confidence in meeting the country’s annual budget targets.
American Jazz Legend Wynton Marsalis Ignites Beijing with Shanghai Suite
American jazz icon Wynton Marsalis dazzled Beijing audiences with two concerts featuring the innovative Shanghai Suite, highlighting the unifying power of music.
Jazz Legend Wynton Marsalis Dazzles Beijing with ‘Shanghai Suite’
American jazz trumpet master Wynton Marsalis recently enthralled Beijing audiences with two concerts featuring the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, including the innovative piece ‘Shanghai Suite’.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang Calls for Stronger Commitment to Peace at 19th East Asia Summit
At the 19th East Asia Summit in Vientiane, Chinese Premier Li Qiang emphasized the importance of the Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence, calling for stronger commitment to peace and cooperation in the region.
China Plans 300 New Material Testing Platforms by 2027 to Boost Innovation
China plans to build approximately 300 pilot-scale testing platforms for new materials by 2027, aiming to bridge the gap between research and industrial production.
China’s Cultural Landscape Thrives: From Elderly Artists at West Lake to Global Art Collaborations
From elderly artists sketching at West Lake during the Chongyang Festival to global art collaborations and innovative travel services, China’s cultural landscape is flourishing and bridging connections worldwide.
China and Singapore Pledge Closer Cooperation on Modernization Efforts
Chinese Premier Li Qiang and Singaporean Prime Minister Lawrence Wong have pledged to deepen cooperation and jointly advance modernization efforts, emphasizing strategic communication and mutual development.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang Calls for Enhanced Cooperation with Laos
Chinese Premier Li Qiang met with Lao President Thongloun Sisoulith in Vientiane, calling for enhanced cooperation and building a community with a shared future, bringing more benefits to both peoples.
Chengdu Students Sing French Song for Sister School in Montpellier
Students at Chengdu Montpellier Primary School performed a French song for their sister school in France, celebrating the enduring friendship between China and France.
Chengdu Students Bridge Cultures with Song for Sister School in Montpellier
A heartfelt performance by students in Chengdu strengthens bonds with their sister school in Montpellier, showcasing the enduring friendship between China and France.
Climate Change Intensifies Hurricane Milton, Experts Say
Experts report that human-induced climate change intensified Hurricane Milton, making it wetter and windier, and escalating it from a Category 2 to a more destructive Category 3 storm.
Chinese Provinces Unite to Protect Migratory Bird Routes
Chinese provinces and regions unite in a collaborative campaign to protect migratory bird routes, aiming to safeguard birds and promote sustainable development.
Minor Planet Named After China’s Renowned Medical Scientist Zhong Nanshan
A minor planet has been named after China’s esteemed medical scientist Zhong Nanshan, honoring his significant contributions to science at a ceremony in South China’s Guangdong Province.
U.S. Imposes Sanctions on Iran After Missile Attack on Israel
The United States has imposed new sanctions on Iran’s energy trade following an alleged ballistic missile attack against Israel on October 1.
Nicaragua Severs Diplomatic Ties with Israel in Solidarity with Palestine
Nicaragua has severed diplomatic relations with Israel, citing solidarity with Palestine and accusing Israel of committing atrocities against the Palestinian people.
Nicaragua Severs Diplomatic Ties with Israel in Support of Palestine
Nicaragua breaks diplomatic ties with Israel in solidarity with Palestine, condemning Israel’s actions and calling for adherence to international law and UN resolutions.