US Mothers Face Challenges Without Paid Maternity Leave
Many US mothers return to work soon after childbirth due to the lack of national paid maternity leave. Erica Wilson shares her experience navigating this challenge.
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Parents of Parkland Victim Speak Out on U.S. Gun Violence
Three years after the Parkland shooting, the parents of victim Joaquin Oliver discuss their loss and the ongoing cycle of gun violence in the United States.
Palestine’s First Amputee Football Team Sets Sights on World Cup
Palestine has launched its first national amputee football team in Gaza, aiming to represent their country at the Amputee Football World Cup next year.
WHO calls for ethical focus in global COVID-19 strategies
WHO held a summit on pandemic ethics, urging nations to consider equity and fairness in COVID-19 responses. Anthony Fauci highlighted ethical dilemmas faced and emphasized the need for global cooperation.
Confronting Racial Inequality: Adam’s Story in America
Adam, an African American from New York, shares his experiences with systemic racism in the U.S., highlighting the stark disparities that challenge the nation’s ideals of equality.
The Debate Over Female-Only Subway Carriages: Are They Necessary?
As more countries implement female-only subway carriages, the debate intensifies: Are they effective in protecting women, or should focus shift towards education and societal change to combat harassment?
Russian Residents Anticipate a Spectacular Beijing Winter Olympics
Russian residents express enthusiasm for the upcoming Beijing Winter Olympics, sharing support and anticipation for a spectacular event that embodies the Olympic spirit.
Caoxian County: The Hidden Hub of China’s Hanfu Renaissance
Caoxian County in east China’s Shandong Province has emerged as a hub for Hanfu manufacturing, combining traditional craftsmanship with livestreaming e-commerce to revitalize the local economy.
Rising U.S. Inflation Sparks Global Economic Concerns Ahead of Holiday Season
The U.S. faces its highest inflation in over 30 years, raising global economic concerns ahead of the holiday season and impacting Asian markets and communities.
UK Theatres Urge Mask-Wearing to Save Christmas Shows Amid Omicron Surge
UK theatres urge audiences to wear masks to prevent COVID-19 from disrupting Christmas shows, implementing safety measures amid Omicron variant concerns.
CHD’s Bali Power Station Open House Highlights Local Benefits
China Huadian Engineering Co., Ltd. showcased the Bali Power Station’s operations and its positive impact on local communities during an online open house in Indonesia.
Tunisia’s ‘Rac Mahlek’ Fashion Show Celebrates Beauty Beyond Perfection
The ‘Rac Mahlek’ fashion show in Tunisia showcased the beauty and resilience of 12 women with disabilities, challenging societal norms and celebrating inclusivity.
UK Approves New COVID-19 Drug Sotrovimab That May Be Effective Against Omicron
The UK has approved sotrovimab, a new COVID-19 drug that may be effective against the Omicron variant. Developed by GSK and Vir Biotechnology, the treatment reduces hospitalization and death risks by 79%.
Rescued ‘Loneliest Elephant’ Kaavan Thrives in Cambodian Sanctuary
Kaavan, the ‘loneliest elephant in the world’, begins a new life at Cambodia Wildlife Sanctuary after rescue from Pakistan, finding freedom and companionship after years of isolation.
UK Aims to Administer 3.5 Million COVID-19 Vaccines Weekly to Combat Omicron
The UK is accelerating its COVID-19 booster program, aiming to vaccinate 3.5 million people weekly to combat the Omicron variant and prevent a potential surge in infections.
Mauritian Doctor’s Selfless Fight Against COVID-19 in East China
Mauritian doctor Sumayyah Hosany volunteered in east China during the COVID-19 pandemic, helping residents and sending aid back to her homeland.
Egyptian Women Build Lifelong Bonds with Chinese Colleagues
Egyptian women like Hanan Osman Abdelkader are forging lifelong bonds with their Chinese colleagues, fostering cultural exchange and professional growth over nearly three decades of collaboration.
Scotland Confirms First Omicron Cases, Some Unlinked to Travel
Scotland confirms its first Omicron COVID-19 cases, with some infections unlinked to travel, indicating possible community transmission.
African Workers Thrive at Chinese FAW Plant in South Africa
Local workers at FAW’s South African plant share how employment with the Chinese company has transformed their lives, highlighting the positive impact of China-Africa cooperation.
China-Laos Railway Fuels Growth and Opportunities in Laos
Since opening in December 2021, the China-Laos Railway is transforming Laos by boosting economic growth and connectivity. Lao residents and Chinese builders share how this landmark project is creating new opportunities.