Su Yiming Makes History with World-First Snowboarding Feat
Chinese snowboarder Su Yiming lands world-first back-to-back 1980s, showcasing technical mastery ahead of 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics.
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Zeng Fanbo Shines in Home Debut as Nets Face Suns in Macao NBA Clash
Chinese forward Zeng Fanbo makes emotional home debut with Brooklyn Nets during NBA preseason game in Macao SAR, reflecting on growth and competitive intensity.
China’s Decade of Progress in Women’s Empowerment
China showcases advancements in women’s rights ahead of Beijing gender equality summit, highlighting economic, educational, and healthcare transformations over the past decade.
Hangzhou’s Fuxing Bridge: A Symbol of Urban Harmony and Progress
Hangzhou’s Fuxing Bridge blends modern design with urban tranquility, driving economic growth while symbolizing Zhejiang’s dynamic development along the Qiantang River.
Israel-Gaza Ceasefire Holds: Hostage Release, Troop Withdrawal Underway
A fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hamas sees hostage releases, troop withdrawals, and urgent calls for Gaza’s reconstruction as thousands return home.
Israel Extends Al Jazeera Office Closure in West Bank by 60 Days
Israeli authorities renew closure of Al Jazeera’s West Bank office for 60 days, citing ongoing tensions. The move highlights challenges to press freedom in the region.
Gaza Ceasefire Takes Effect: Truce or Temporary Pause?
A new Gaza ceasefire agreement raises hopes for peace but questions linger over its sustainability. Key provisions include hostage exchanges and humanitarian aid access.
EU Probes Tech Giants Over Child Safety; Social Media Bans Considered
EU questions Apple, Snapchat, and YouTube on child protection measures amid growing support for potential social media age restrictions across member states.
Gender Equality: A Journey of Patience and Courage
30 years after Beijing Declaration, UN officials emphasize gender equality requires sustained global commitment amid evolving challenges.
China Strengthens Women’s Rights Through Legal Reforms
China’s legal reforms since 2012 have strengthened women’s rights through new laws addressing domestic violence, gender discrimination, and criminal protections.
China, Switzerland Strengthen Ties with New Cooperation Roadmap
China and Switzerland outline plans to enhance bilateral cooperation in trade, culture, and tourism during high-level strategic dialogue, marking 75 years of diplomatic ties.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang Attends DPRK’s 80th Party Anniversary in Pyongyang
Chinese Premier Li Qiang joins Pyongyang celebrations for the 80th anniversary of the Workers’ Party of Korea, emphasizing regional diplomatic engagement.
Breaking Barriers: Female Astrophysicist Champions Diversity in STEM
Larissa Santos, an astrophysicist at Yangzhou University, shares her journey and urges girls to pursue science, highlighting the growing role of diversity in shaping STEM’s future.
U.S.-Backed Gaza Ceasefire Sparks Regional Power Debate
Israel approves U.S.-backed Gaza ceasefire, but PLO official warns plan seeks ‘control of the Middle East.’ Regional mediators involved in fragile deal.
China Advances Fusion Energy with AI-Powered Plasma Control
Chinese researchers develop an AI model to stabilize plasma in fusion reactors, advancing sustainable energy goals through enhanced magnetic confinement technology.
Hong Kong Businesses Explore Xinjiang’s Economic Potential
Hong Kong business leaders tour Xinjiang to explore cross-regional partnerships, leveraging resources and innovation under Belt and Road initiatives.
Displaced Palestinians Return to Gaza Ruins as Ceasefire Holds
Palestinians return to destroyed homes in Gaza as Israel enforces ceasefire, sparking urgent calls for humanitarian aid and reconstruction.
China’s Five-Year Plan Progress: Voices on Growth and Future Hopes
As China’s 14th Five-Year Plan nears completion, residents share insights on improved living standards and aspirations for sustainable growth in the next phase.
Tennessee Military Plant Blast Leaves 19 Dead or Missing
A deadly explosion at a Tennessee military explosives plant leaves 19 dead or missing, raising concerns over industrial safety and emergency response.
Macron Reappoints Lecornu as France’s PM Amid Crisis
French President Macron reappoints Sebastien Lecornu as prime minister to address political instability and secure a budget amid ongoing challenges.