Qin Haiyang, Yu Yiting Shine at China’s National Swimming Championships
Qin Haiyang and Yu Yiting dominate at China’s National Swimming Championships, setting season-best times while Olympic medalist Zhang Yufei takes silver in Shenzhen.
China Dominates Thailand Open with Two Titles, Malaysia Sweeps Doubles
Chinese shuttlers secure women’s singles and mixed doubles titles at BWF Thailand Open, while Malaysia dominates doubles events. Thailand’s Kunlavut Vitidsarn claims men’s singles victory.
Chinese Exporters Stand Firm Against U.S. Tariffs, Seek New Strategies
Chinese home appliance exporters resist price cuts amid U.S. tariffs, as Zhongshan manufacturers adapt strategies and buyers secure orders during negotiations.
China’s Cosmic Defense: Tracking Asteroids, Protecting Earth
China expands its asteroid monitoring network and plans space-based defenses, highlighting global collaboration to safeguard Earth from cosmic threats.
China’s 2025 Travel Surge: Hidden Challenges Behind the Boom
China’s 2025 travel surge brings visa-free access and tech upgrades, but hidden challenges may impact your plans. Explore the full story.
M4.7 Quake Strikes Off Japan’s Fukushima Coast
A magnitude-4.7 earthquake struck off Japan’s Fukushima coast at 10 km depth, with no tsunami warning issued, per Japan Meteorological Agency.
Yunnan’s Gaoligongshan Reserve Captures 71 Wild Species in Biodiversity Breakthrough
Infrared cameras in Yunnan’s Gaoligongshan Reserve document 71 wild species, highlighting biodiversity success and conservation achievements in Southwest China.
Xi Jinping Emphasizes High-Quality 15th Five-Year Plan Development
Chinese President Xi Jinping calls for democratic and law-based strategies to ensure the 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-2030) drives sustainable growth and innovation.
China’s Fixed-Asset Investment Rises 4% in Early 2025
China’s fixed-asset investment grows 4% in Jan-April 2025, signaling economic resilience and strategic policy impacts across key sectors.
Chapter 28: Slaying Cai Yang and His Kin Clears All Doubts; Gathering in the Old City to Swear Brotherhood
Guan Yu defies Xiahou Dun, freed by Zhang Liao’s orders, spares a farmer’s son, gains Zhou Cang and Pei Yuanshao as comrades, and reunites with Zhang Fei.
Israel Eases Gaza Blockade Amid Rising Famine Concerns
Israel announces partial lifting of Gaza blockade to allow limited aid, amid UN warnings of catastrophic food insecurity in the enclave.
Israel Eases Gaza Blockade Amid Famine Warnings
Israel announces limited Gaza aid access amid UN famine warnings, balancing security concerns with international humanitarian demands.
2 Dead, 1 Missing After Ohio Train Collision in Fremont
Two killed, one missing after a train struck pedestrians in Fremont, Ohio, prompting local investigations into transportation safety.
China Issues Rainstorm Alerts as Severe Weather Hits Multiple Regions
China activates blue rainstorm alerts as heavy rainfall threatens Jiangxi, Zhejiang, Fujian, and other regions, prompting flood and landslide warnings.
Biden Diagnosed with Aggressive Prostate Cancer; Treatment Under Review
Former US President Joe Biden, 82, diagnosed with aggressive prostate cancer (Gleason 9) that metastasized to bone. Treatment options under review.
Portugal’s Center-Right Wins Election Amid Far-Right Surge
Portugal’s center-right Democratic Alliance secures most seats but faces governance challenges as the far-right Chega party gains significant influence.
Brazil’s Poultry Industry Hit by First Bird Flu Outbreak on Commercial Farm
Brazil confirms first bird flu case on commercial poultry farm, triggering international import bans and market concerns.
Cuban Students Shine in Global Chinese Language Contest
Cuban students compete in Mandarin language contest, showcasing growing cultural and educational ties with China through Confucius Institutes.
Guangzhou TT Triumphs at 2025 PEL Spring Finals in Jinan
Guangzhou TT wins 2025 PEL Spring Finals in Jinan, spotlighting the city’s booming esports sector and its role in China’s digital economy growth.
H5N1 Bird Flu Spreads Globally: Pandemic Risk Assessed
H5N1 avian influenza spreads globally, raising concerns of a potential human pandemic. Experts monitor mutations and transmission risks.