Grand Canyon Wildfire Expands Rapidly, Containment Efforts Intensify
A 472 sq km wildfire in Arizona’s Grand Canyon National Park challenges firefighters amid dry conditions, with containment at 12% as of Sunday.
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USA Shatters World Record at World Aquatics Championships; China Secures 14 Medals
The 2025 World Aquatics Championships concluded with the USA setting a new world record in the women’s medley relay, while China secured 14 medals, showcasing global swimming talent.
Australia’s Rousseau Secures 10m Platform Gold as China Misses Podium at World Aquatics Championships
Australia’s Cassiel Rousseau clinched gold in the men’s 10m platform at the 2025 World Aquatics Championships, while China missed the podium for the first time since 1986.
CSL Drama: Beijing Stumble, Zhejiang Stage Late Comeback
Beijing Guoan’s winless streak continues while Zhejiang stages dramatic comeback in action-packed Chinese Super League weekend featuring 28 goals across eight matches.
China’s Yan Ziyi Shatters U20 Javelin World Record
17-year-old Yan Ziyi breaks her own U20 javelin world record at China’s national championships, overcoming injury in historic athletics showcase.
Chen Yufei Triumphs at Macao Open, Secures Fifth Title of the Season
China’s Chen Yufei clinched the women’s singles title at the Macao Open, defeating Denmark’s Line Christophersen for her fifth victory this season.
Chengdu World Games Athletes’ Village Opens with Global Fanfare
The Athletes’ Village for the 2025 Chengdu World Games opened Saturday, offering state-of-the-art accommodations for 7,000 global participants ahead of the August event.
Xi Emphasizes Public Input in China’s 15th Five-Year Plan Strategy
President Xi Jinping highlights public participation in shaping China’s 15th Five-Year Plan, with over 3.11 million suggestions collected online, emphasizing whole-process democracy.
China Opens Lunar Samples for Global Research
China approves 32 research groups to study 30,881.8mg of lunar samples from Chang’e-5 and Chang’e-6 missions, advancing global space exploration.
Sydney Harbour Bridge Sees Massive Pro-Palestine March Amid Gaza Crisis
Tens of thousands marched across Sydney Harbour Bridge demanding an end to Gaza conflict and famine, with simultaneous rallies in Melbourne.
Zhu Deyong: AI Can’t Replace Human Storytelling’s Soul
Renowned comic artist Zhu Deyong argues AI lacks the human soul essential for storytelling, emphasizing cultural preservation in the tech age.
China’s Yangtze Finless Porpoise Population Rebounds Through Artificial Breeding
Artificial breeding programs boost population of critically endangered Yangtze finless porpoises, signaling ecological progress in China’s longest river system.
China’s Unmanned Vessel Breaks New Ground in Typhoon Research
China’s Albatross unmanned vessel successfully collects typhoon core data, revolutionizing storm forecasting and disaster response systems across Asia.
EU-U.S. Trade Deal Sparks Concerns Over Economic Imbalance, Expert Warns
Spanish economist Sergi Basco warns the EU’s new tariff deal with the U.S. may disproportionately harm Germany and Spain, citing weak negotiation tactics and economic risks.
ROK Begins Dismantling Border Loudspeakers Amid DPRK Thaw
South Korea begins removing border loudspeakers aimed at DPRK, signaling efforts to ease tensions and promote peace on the Korean Peninsula.
China’s Summer Box Office Hits Record 7B Yuan, Fuels Film Industry Optimism
China’s summer box office exceeds 7 billion yuan, driven by historical dramas and expanding regional cinema markets, signaling industry resurgence.
Netanyahu Seeks ICRC Aid Amid Gaza Hostage Crisis Outcry
Israeli PM Netanyahu urges ICRC to aid Gaza hostages after distressing videos surface. Hamas offers access in exchange for humanitarian corridors as protests escalate.
Trump Signals Possible U.S. Envoy Visit to Russia Amid Ukraine Ceasefire Ultimatum
U.S. President Trump hints at Special Envoy Steve Witkoff’s potential Russia visit, warning of sanctions if Moscow rejects Ukraine ceasefire by Friday.
Trump Announces Shake-Up at US Labor Stats, Federal Reserve
US President Trump plans to appoint new leaders at the Bureau of Labor Statistics and Federal Reserve, citing concerns over jobs data accuracy and central bank policies.
Charm of the East Showcases Chinese Culture in Washington, D.C.
Washington’s ‘Charm of the East’ event blended Chinese cultural heritage with vegetarian cuisine, attracting diplomats from 60 countries to the Library of Congress.