UN Reports Record 281 Aid Worker Deaths in 2024, Marking Deadliest Year Ever
The United Nations reports 281 humanitarian workers killed in 2024, marking the deadliest year on record for aid workers worldwide.
November 2024
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COP29’s Sobering Reminder: Money Alone Can’t Address Climate Crises
COP29 in Baku highlights that financial commitments alone are insufficient to address climate crises. The conference emphasizes climate justice, the role of ecosystems, and the need for systemic solutions.
Eleven-Story Building Collapses as Israel Intensifies Strikes in Lebanon
An 11-story building collapsed in southern Beirut after Israeli air strikes intensified, targeting Hezbollah strongholds. The death toll continues to rise amid escalating conflict between Israel and Hezbollah.
Karl Marx’s Vision and Modern China: A Century-Old Prophecy Realized
Over 150 years ago, Karl Marx predicted a development path that closely mirrors modern China’s trajectory. Despite never visiting China, his insights resonate with the nation’s current reality.
Empowering Women on Climate Change Frontlines: Sanjiangyuan and Beyond
Young women in China’s Sanjiangyuan region are leading climate action, turning environmental challenges into opportunities for empowerment and community leadership.
Phoenix Coronet Fridge Magnets from National Museum Spark Cultural Fervor in China
Fridge magnets inspired by the phoenix coronet of Empress Xiaoduan have gone viral in China, boosting sales and reflecting a growing interest in cultural products.
World Internet Conference Champions a People-Centered Digital Future
Since 2014, the World Internet Conference in Wuzhen has been pivotal in shaping the global digital landscape, highlighting China’s role in technological innovation and promoting inclusive internet governance.
Astronomers Discover Rapidly Forming Alien Planet, Challenging Theories
Astronomers have discovered a rapidly forming newborn planet orbiting a young star, challenging existing theories on the speed of planetary formation.
COP29 Climate Summit Extended as Draft Deal Faces Global Criticism
The COP29 climate summit extended into overtime as a $250 billion climate finance proposal faces criticism, with hopes for a final deal on carbon market rules.
Surveillance Cameras Capture Massive Avalanche Engulfing Xinjiang Valley in Seconds
Surveillance cameras captured dramatic footage of a massive avalanche in Xinjiang’s Oytagh Glacier Park, engulfing a valley in seconds. No casualties reported, but authorities advise caution in the area.
China’s 41st Antarctic Expedition Preparatory Team Arrives at Qinling Station
A 34-member preparatory team from China’s 41st Antarctic expedition has arrived at Qinling Station to restore its functionality ahead of the main team’s arrival, marking a significant step in China’s polar exploration efforts.
Severe Storms Batter Northern California and Pacific Northwest
Heavy storms have caused severe flooding and power outages in Northern California and the Pacific Northwest, leading to landslides, overflowing rivers, and leaving tens of thousands without power.
President Xi Jinping Returns to Beijing After Attending APEC, G20, and Visiting Peru and Brazil
Chinese President Xi Jinping returned to Beijing after attending the 31st APEC Economic Leaders’ Meeting, the 19th G20 Summit, and making state visits to Peru and Brazil, highlighting China’s active global engagement.
Hungarian Foreign Minister Criticizes EU Tariffs on Chinese Electric Vehicles
Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto criticizes the EU’s decision to impose tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles, calling it harmful to the EU economy and urging enhanced cooperation with China.
China Unveils GEOVIS Cloud Platform to Share Remote-Sensing Data with the World
China has launched the GEOVIS Cloud Open Platform, offering public access to remote-sensing data and empowering industries like agriculture and urban planning with advanced aerospace information services.
2024 Becomes Deadliest Year for Global Aid Workers
2024 marks the deadliest year for global aid workers, with 281 fatalities reported by the UN’s OCHA. Urgent calls are made for better protection of humanitarian personnel.
Second China International Supply Chain Expo Set to Redefine Global Collaboration in Beijing
From November 26 to 30, Beijing will host the second China International Supply Chain Expo, showcasing six key industries and featuring over 600 companies, including 32% foreign exhibitors.
Europe Welcomes China’s Expanded Visa-Free Policy
China expands its visa-free policy to nine more European countries, strengthening ties and boosting tourism and business exchanges.
European Countries Welcome China’s Expanded Visa-Free Policy
China has expanded its visa-free policy to nine additional countries, including eight in Europe, allowing citizens to enter for up to 30 days without a visa for business, tourism, and other visits.
European Nations Applaud China’s Expanded Visa-Free Policy
China has expanded its visa-free policy to nine more countries, including eight in Europe, allowing their citizens to enter for up to 30 days without a visa starting November 30, 2024.