Li Fanghui Clinches Women’s Freeskiing Halfpipe Title at FIS World Cup
Chinese skier Li Fanghui wins women’s halfpipe gold at FIS World Cup in Calgary, securing her first World Cup victory and the season’s Crystal Globe.
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Scientists Investigate Ocean Contamination from LA Wildfires
Scientists are racing to understand the impact of Los Angeles wildfires on the Pacific Ocean, investigating how hazardous ash from recent fires may be contaminating marine ecosystems.
Scientists Investigate Ocean Pollution from LA Wildfires
Researchers are examining the impact of Los Angeles wildfires on the ocean, as crews remove hazardous materials from the affected areas.
At Least 9 Dead in Latest U.S. Winter Weather Blast
A severe winter weather event in the U.S. has resulted in nine fatalities, with Kentucky being the hardest hit due to heavy rain and flooded roads.
Munich Security Conference Concludes Amid Transatlantic Strain
Amid strained transatlantic relations, the 61st Munich Security Conference highlighted growing divides and the rising influence of the Global South in global security discussions.
Munich Security Conference Highlights Asia’s Rising Influence in Global Security Dialogues
The 61st Munich Security Conference wraps up with Asia’s rising influence and strained transatlantic relations taking center stage in global security discussions.
U.S.-Russia Ukraine Talks Kick Off in Saudi Arabia Amid Dual Negotiations
U.S. and Russia begin talks on the Ukraine crisis in Saudi Arabia, with Saudi Arabia mediating. Dual negotiations in Kyiv and Ukraine’s economic moves add complexity.
Diplomatic Talks on Ukraine Crisis Between US and Russia Begin in Saudi Arabia
US and Russia commence critical talks on the Ukraine crisis in Saudi Arabia, with Saudi mediation and plans for dual-track negotiations involving broader stakeholders.
South Korea Suspends Chinese AI App DeepSeek Over Privacy Concerns
South Korea temporarily suspends the Chinese AI app DeepSeek due to privacy law compliance issues, with plans to resume service once improvements are made.
South Korea Suspends Chinese AI App DeepSeek Over Privacy Concerns
South Korea’s data protection authority has temporarily suspended the domestic service of the Chinese AI app DeepSeek, citing privacy law concerns. The app will resume once necessary improvements are made.
Maldives Aims to Plant 2 Million Trees by 2025
The Maldives aims to plant 2 million trees by 2025 as part of its Five Million Tree Plantation Program to combat climate change and protect biodiversity.
Maldives Commits to Plant 2 Million Trees by 2025 to Combat Climate Change
The Maldives aims to plant 2 million trees by 2025 as part of its Five Million Tree Plantation Program, targeting climate change and biodiversity.
New Insect Species Discovered in Guangzhou Wetlands
Chinese researchers unveil Eidoreus haizhuensis, a new insect species discovered in Guangzhou’s urban wetlands.
New Insect Species Discovered in Guangzhou’s Urban Wetlands
Chinese researchers have discovered a new insect species, Eidoreus haizhuensis, in Guangzhou’s urban wetlands, highlighting the region’s rich biodiversity and ongoing conservation efforts.
New Insect Species Discovered in Guangzhou Urban Wetlands
Chinese researchers unveil a new insect species, Eidoreus haizhuensis, discovered in Guangzhou’s urban wetland during a mangrove conservation event.
New Insect Species Discovered in Guangzhou’s Urban Wetland
A new insect species, Eidoreus haizhuensis, has been discovered by Chinese researchers in an urban wetland in Guangzhou, highlighting the biodiversity of the region.
Gaza Ceasefire at Risk Amidst Stalled Negotiations and US Controversy
The fragile Gaza ceasefire faces uncertainty after the sixth hostage-prisoner swap, amidst stalled negotiations and controversial US proposals impacting regional stability.
Nanjing Massacre: Two Survivors Pass Away, Only 28 Witnesses Remain
Two survivors of the Nanjing Massacre have died, leaving only 28 living witnesses. Their stories highlight the brutal events of 1937 and the enduring hope that future generations remember the tragedy.
Israel Receives U.S. Heavy MK-84 Bombs Following Lift of Delivery Ban
Israel has received a shipment of heavy MK-84 bombs from the United States after a temporary delivery ban was lifted, marking a significant boost to its defense capabilities.
Netanyahu Threatens Dire Consequences if Hamas Retains Hostages
Israeli PM Netanyahu warns the “gates of hell” will open if Hamas doesn’t release all hostages, following his meeting with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio.