Turpan’s Underground ‘Great Wall’ Sustains Oasis in the Desert
Discover how Turpan’s ancient underground karez system, dubbed the ‘Great Wall,’ sustains life in Xinjiang’s arid landscape through innovative engineering.
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White Dew: Asia’s Autumn Transition in Focus
Bailu (White Dew), Asia’s autumn solar term, bridges cultural traditions and ecological shifts, impacting agriculture, travel, and seasonal markets across the region.
China Delivers Urgent Aid to Afghanistan After Devastating Earthquake
China dispatches emergency supplies via military aircraft to support Afghanistan’s earthquake recovery efforts, highlighting regional cooperation in crisis response.
China Unveils 73-Member Squad for World Athletics Championships in Tokyo
China announces a 73-member team for the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, led by world champions Yang Jiayu and Gong Lijiao, featuring seasoned athletes and rising stars.
Sabalenka Defends US Open Title, Claims 4th Grand Slam Victory
Aryna Sabalenka defeats Amanda Anisimova to defend her US Open title, becoming the first woman since Serena Williams to win consecutive championships in New York.
BRI: A New Model for Global Development and Cooperation
China’s Belt and Road Initiative reshapes global development through collaboration, infrastructure, and industrialization, fostering prosperity across 150+ countries.
Xi Jinping Links China’s War Legacy to Global Governance Vision
China connects WWII sacrifices to modern global governance reforms through Xi Jinping’s dual September addresses on historical lessons and systemic inequality solutions.
Trump’s Tariff Policy Triggers 81% Drop in Global Parcels to US
New U.S. tariffs cause 81% plunge in global postal parcels, disrupting cross-border e-commerce and prompting international postal suspensions.
U.S. AI Firm Anthropic Tightens Restrictions on Chinese-Linked Entities
U.S. AI startup Anthropic expands restrictions on Chinese-linked entities, citing security risks amid growing tech tensions.
Japanese PM Ishiba Steps Down Amid Party Tensions
Japanese PM Shigeru Ishiba resigns to prevent ruling party split after July election setback, NHK reports.
‘Free D.C.’ Protesters Demand End to Federal Troop Deployment
Thousands in Washington D.C. protest federal troop deployment, demanding Trump end National Guard presence. Undocumented immigrants and Palestine supporters join the demonstration.
China Delivers First Aid Batch to Quake-Hit Afghanistan
China’s first humanitarian aid arrives in Kabul following Afghanistan’s devastating earthquake, highlighting regional solidarity and ongoing support.
Africa Demands Science-Driven Climate Finance Overhaul at Addis Ababa Summit
African leaders at the Addis Ababa climate conference urge science-driven climate action and fair finance, highlighting the continent’s vulnerability and funding gaps.
AI Romance Blossoms in China: Love Beyond Boundaries
A Shenzhen woman’s relationship with an AI chatbot highlights the evolving role of technology in human connections, sparking global dialogue.
Thai King Endorses Anutin Charnvirakul as New Prime Minister
Thailand’s King Maha Vajiralongkorn endorses Anutin Charnvirakul as new PM following parliamentary approval. Anutin pledges constitutional reforms and stability.
Washington Protests Erupt Over Trump’s Troop Deployment, Migrant Threats
Thousands protest in Washington against Trump’s troop deployment and migrant deportation threats, highlighting tensions over domestic policies.
U.S. Jobs Data Sparks Fed Rate Cut Speculation, Markets React
Weaker-than-expected U.S. jobs data fuels speculation of a Federal Reserve rate cut in September, triggering market volatility and political debate.
Gaza City Residents Defy Evacuation Orders Amid Escalating Conflict
Gaza City residents refuse evacuation despite Israeli military operations, citing overcrowding, lack of resources, and loss of dignity. Local estimates suggest 80% remain.
U.S. Moves to Restrict Chinese Drones and Heavy-Duty Vehicles Over Security Concerns
The U.S. plans new restrictions on Chinese drones and heavy-duty vehicles, citing national security. China opposes the measures, warning of global supply chain disruptions.
U.S. Aid Cuts Spark Global Health Crisis, Millions at Risk
U.S. aid withdrawals endanger millions, disrupt global health programs, and risk reversing decades of progress, studies show.