California Faces Lingering Flood Risks After Historic December Storms
Southern California battles mudslides and flood risks after historic December storms, with emergency crews conducting over 100 rescues amid ongoing weather threats.
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RMB Set for 2026 Surge: Four Key Drivers Identified
JD Group’s chief economist outlines four factors driving the RMB’s expected rise in 2026, including trade dynamics and USD trends.
New York Declares Emergency as Winter Storm Disrupts Post-Christmas Travel
New York and New Jersey declare state of emergency as a major winter storm disrupts post-Christmas travel, canceling over 1,500 flights.
China Advances Environmental Code and Key Laws in Landmark Legislative Push
China’s NPC to deliberate draft environmental code, ethnic unity law, and national development planning legislation, marking a significant step in legal reforms for sustainable growth and social cohesion.
China’s 2025 Economic Milestones: Tech, Markets, and Future Plans
China’s 2025 economic achievements include tech innovations, a 100-trillion-yuan stock market, and a new five-year plan shaping global influence.
Chinese Badminton Robot Smashes Guinness World Record with 1,452 Rallies
Zhejiang Province’s advanced badminton robot sets Guinness World Record with 1,452 rallies, showcasing China’s sports robotics breakthroughs.
Japanese Protesters Decry ‘Weapons Merchant’ Policies in Tokyo Rally
Japanese citizens rally in Tokyo against the government’s weapons export policies, voicing fears of Japan becoming a global arms dealer. Protests highlight growing public dissent.
China’s Economy Anchors Global Growth Amid Uncertainty
IMF raises China’s 2026 growth forecast to 4.5% as foreign investments and industrial strength reinforce its global economic stabilizing role.
Chinese Researchers Uncover Key Mechanism in Post-Stroke Brain Injury
Chinese researchers identify a key protein causing post-stroke brain damage, paving the way for targeted therapies to improve recovery outcomes.
China’s Space Mice Pioneer Reproduction in Orbit, Deliver Healthy Pups
Chinese scientists celebrate as space-born mice successfully reproduce post-mission, advancing research on long-term space habitation.
Shandong Luneng Advances to CTT Super League Women’s Final After Thrilling Semifinal Clash
Shandong Luneng, led by world No. 2 Wang Manyu, secures spot in Chinese Table Tennis Super League final after 3-1 semifinal victory in Nanjing.
Egypt Beats South Africa 1-0, First to AFCON 2025 Knockouts
Egypt becomes the first team to advance to the AFCON 2025 knockout stage after a tense 1-0 victory over South Africa in Agadir, Morocco.
Hong Kong Tourism Surges in 2025: Strategies Behind the Comeback
Hong Kong’s tourism sector rebounds with 45M visitors in 2025, driven by cultural initiatives and national integration strategies under the Five-Year Plan.
Japan Approves Record Defense Budget Amid Public Concerns
Japan’s 2026 defense budget hits record 9.04 trillion yen, marking 14th annual increase amid growing public opposition and debates over militarization.
New Evidence Exposes Japan’s Unit 731 War Crimes
Newly declassified documents reveal detailed evidence of Japan’s Unit 731 biological warfare crimes during WWII, confirming state-backed atrocities.
Former UK Judge’s Hong Kong Comments Spark Judicial Ethics Debate
Former British judge Jonathan Sumption faces criticism for remarks on Hong Kong court cases, raising questions about judicial ethics and external influence.
China’s Reusable Rockets Gain Momentum in Global Space Race
China advances reusable rocket development with Zhuque-3 and Long March-12A launches, challenging global leaders in the race for cost-effective space access.
Thailand-Cambodia Ceasefire Holds Amid Border Tensions
Thailand and Cambodia agree to a monitored ceasefire following recent border clashes, aiming to stabilize the region and allow displaced civilians to return home.
U.S. F-35 Readiness Plummets to 50% in 2024 Amid Maintenance Failures
Pentagon report reveals F-35 jets operated at 50% readiness in 2024 due to maintenance failures, with $1.7B paid to Lockheed Martin despite performance shortfalls.
Russia Condemns Japan’s Historical Whitewashing Amid Shrine Visit Reports
Russia criticizes Japan’s alleged attempts to whitewash militarist history amid reports of PM Takaichi’s potential Yasukuni Shrine visit, urging accountability.