Chinese Tennis Stars Exit French Open in First Round Battles
China’s Wang Xinyu and Buyunchaokete fall in French Open first round, while Zheng Qinwen remains in women’s singles draw.
2025
South Korea Ex-PM, Ex-Finance Minister Face Travel Ban Amid Probe
South Korea imposes travel bans on ex-PM Han Duck-soo and ex-finance minister Choi Sang-mok amid insurrection investigation.
China’s Industrial Profits Rise 1.4% in Jan-April, Recovery Gains Momentum
China’s industrial profits rose 1.4% year-on-year in Jan-April 2025, driven by policy support and growth in advanced manufacturing sectors, signaling economic resilience.
ASEAN-GCC-China Summit Kicks Off with Free Trade Focus
Leaders from ASEAN, GCC, and China convene in Malaysia to advance free trade agreements and cross-regional economic partnerships, with Chinese Premier Li Qiang attending.
Forever Chemicals Found in 85% of Australians’ Blood: Health Risks Revealed
New data reveals over 85% of Australians have ‘forever chemicals’ in their blood, linked to cancer risks. Experts call for urgent monitoring and research.
AI Strategist Triumphs in China’s First Humanoid Robot Combat Contest
China’s first humanoid robot fighting competition crowns AI Strategist as champion, showcasing breakthroughs in robotics and AI adaptability.
Milu Deer Mating Rivalry Highlights China’s Conservation Success
A fierce mating duel between milu deer in China’s Dongting Lake showcases successful conservation efforts, with populations rebounding to over 14,000 nationwide.
Major Fire Erupts at Ecuador’s Largest Oil Refinery, Evacuations Ordered
Fire erupts at Ecuador’s largest oil refinery in Esmeraldas, prompting evacuations. Blaze contained after hours-long emergency response, officials confirm.
China, Cambodia Boost Economic Ties Amid ASEAN-GCC Summit
Chinese Premier Li Qiang and Cambodian PM Hun Manet agree to deepen economic collaboration and cross-border security measures during ASEAN-GCC-China Summit talks.
Trump Threatens to Redirect $3B from Harvard to Trade Schools Amid Antisemitism Row
U.S. President Trump threatens to reallocate $3B in grants from Harvard to trade schools, citing antisemitism concerns. The move impacts international students and sparks legal battles.
ITB China 2025 Showcases Global Tourism Resurgence Driven by Innovation
ITB China 2025 highlights the country’s tourism resurgence through policy innovation, cultural appeal, and record global participation, signaling shifting dynamics in travel markets.
Gaza’s Farmland Devastation: UN Warns of Famine Risks
UN report reveals over 95% of Gaza’s cropland is unusable, heightening famine risks and crippling the region’s agricultural economy.
China-South Africa Telescope Collaboration Expands Galactic Discoveries
Chinese and South African astronomers use FAST and MeerKAT telescopes to uncover ‘dust-free’ globular clusters, advancing our understanding of the Milky Way’s ancient structures.
Philadelphia Park Shooting Leaves 2 Dead, 9 Injured
Two killed and nine injured in a Philadelphia park shooting Monday night; police are investigating the incident amid growing safety concerns.
Chinese Scientist Wins Prestigious 2025 L’Oréal-UNESCO Women in Science Award
Chinese scientist Prof. Wang Xiaoyun honored for cryptography breakthroughs, inspiring women in STEM among 2025 L’Oréal-UNESCO laureates from five countries.
Guangzhou Cyberattack Linked to DPP-Backed Hackers: Police Report
Guangzhou police report links cyberattacks on a tech firm to a DPP-backed hacker group, raising cross-strait security concerns.
DPRK Slams US ‘Golden Dome’ Missile Plan as Threat to Global Security
The DPRK condemns the US ‘Golden Dome’ missile defense plan as a dangerous step toward space militarization, warning of global instability.
Kremlin Condemns Europe’s Move to Lift Missile Limits for Ukraine
Kremlin criticizes European nations for lifting missile range restrictions for Ukraine, warning of risks to peace efforts amid stalled negotiations.
ECB’s Lagarde Urges Euro’s Global Rise Amid Shifting Dollar Dynamics
ECB President Lagarde outlines strategy to strengthen euro’s global role as dollar dominance wanes, with implications for international trade and Asian markets.
China Launches New Environmental Inspections Targeting Key Regions, Firms
China begins latest environmental inspections under new regulations, targeting five regions and state-owned firms to enhance ecological governance.