Freediving Rises in Chengdu as Urban Escape Ahead of World Games 2025
Chengdu’s freediving scene thrives as urbanites seek stress relief and inner peace, with world champion Alexey Molchanov promoting the sport ahead of The World Games 2025.
August 2025
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China Expels US Warship Near Huangyan Dao in South China Sea
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UK Unemployment Hits 4-Year High as U.S. Tariffs Bite
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UN Celebrates 80 Years of Aid to Latin America’s Displaced
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Trump Asserts Federal Control Over D.C. Police Amid Emergency Declaration
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