Severe Storms Sweep Central U.S., Leaving 23 Dead Across Five States
Severe thunderstorms and tornadoes swept across the central United States, killing at least 23 people in five states, including four children, and causing widespread destruction.
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Yichun’s Logging Ban Spurs Economic Growth and Job Creation
After halting logging in 2014 to preserve its forests, Yichun in Northeast China has seen remarkable economic growth and job creation, transforming into a model for sustainable development.
Ecological Restoration Transforms East China’s Rizhao into Eco-Tourist Haven
After a decade of environmental rehabilitation, Rizhao City in east China’s Shandong Province emerges as a leading eco-tourist destination.
Severe Storms in Central US Claim 18 Lives, Millions at Risk
At least 18 dead as powerful storms hit central US states, leaving over 642,000 without power. As the storms move east, more than 120 million people face severe weather threats.
Papua New Guinea Landslide: Over 2,000 Feared Buried as Rescue Efforts Continue
A landslide in Papua New Guinea’s Maip-Mulitaka district has buried over 2,000 people, with rescue teams struggling against treacherous conditions to find survivors.
Cyclone Remal Strikes Bangladesh, Forcing Nearly One Million to Seek Shelter
An intense cyclone named Remal slammed into Bangladesh’s coast on Sunday, forcing nearly a million people to flee inland to storm shelters away from howling gales and crashing waves.
Deadly Tornadoes Sweep Central U.S., Leaving at Least 18 Dead
At least 18 people have been killed across central U.S. as tornadoes and severe storms struck several states, causing widespread damage and power outages.
Rescued Whale ‘Haitang’ Returns to Ocean After 140-Day Recovery in South China
A short-finned pilot whale named Haitang, rescued after stranding in South China’s Hainan Province, has been released back into the ocean after a remarkable 140-day recovery.
Deadly Tornado Strikes Texas, Leaving Five Dead and Dozens Injured
A deadly tornado in Texas has killed at least five people and injured dozens, causing widespread destruction and power outages across multiple states.
Mexico City Records Highest-Ever Temperature Amid Deadly Heat Wave
Mexico City has recorded its highest-ever temperature of 34.7°C amid a deadly heat wave that has claimed 48 lives since March. The unprecedented heat underscores the urgent challenges posed by climate change.
UN Reports Over 670 Feared Dead in Papua New Guinea Landslides
UN estimates over 670 people have died in massive landslides in Papua New Guinea’s Enga province, with more than 150 homes buried and over 1,250 survivors evacuated.
Herdsmen in Xinjiang Begin Annual Livestock Migration to Summer Pastures
Herdsmen in Xinjiang’s Jimsar County have begun transferring 150,000 livestock to summer pastures, continuing a traditional migration expected to conclude by the end of May.
Chilean Officials Accused of Deliberately Starting Deadly Wildfires
Chilean prosecutors have accused a firefighter and a forestry official of deliberately starting wildfires that killed over 130 people in February. Both suspects are detained as the investigation continues.
Over 4,000 People Likely Impacted by Massive Landslide in Papua New Guinea
A massive landslide in Papua New Guinea’s Enga Province has likely affected over 4,000 people, with hundreds feared dead. Rescue efforts are underway amid challenging conditions.
India and Pakistan Swelter Under Heatwave; Bangladesh Braces for Cyclone Remal
India and Pakistan face deadly heatwaves with temperatures soaring up to 50°C, causing numerous deaths. Bangladesh and eastern India brace for Cyclone Remal, highlighting Asia’s extreme weather challenges.
Beijing’s Hortiflorexpo IPM Showcases Over 1,000 International Flower Varieties
Beijing hosts the 26th Hortiflorexpo IPM, showcasing over 1,000 flower varieties from more than 20 countries, highlighting Asia’s leading role in floriculture and horticulture.
Netherlands to Ban Loud Night Flights at Schiphol Airport by 2025: Impact on Global Travelers
The Dutch government plans to reduce night flights and ban the loudest night flights at Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport by 2025 to combat noise pollution, impacting global travelers and airlines.
Record-Breaking Herd of 42 Wild Asian Elephants Spotted in Yunnan Province
A record-breaking herd of 42 wild Asian elephants has been spotted in Yunnan’s Mengla County, marking the largest group ever observed in the area.
Over 300 Feared Buried in Massive Papua New Guinea Landslide
A massive landslide in northern Papua New Guinea has reportedly buried over 300 people and destroyed more than 1,100 houses, according to local media reports on Saturday.
Chinese Scientists Unveil 100,000-Year Evolution of Rice from Wild to Domesticated
Chinese scientists have traced rice’s evolution from wild grass to domesticated crop over 100,000 years, revealing China’s pivotal role in agriculture, as published in Science.