China’s Power Generation Capacity Grows 14.5%, Solar Power Surges 48%
China’s power generation capacity hit 3.19 billion kilowatts in October, up 14.5% year on year, boosted by substantial growth in solar and wind power sectors.
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Chinese Premier Li Qiang Leads Push for Platform Economy Growth and Chemical Safety Laws
Chinese Premier Li Qiang chaired a State Council meeting focusing on boosting the platform economy and enhancing chemical safety laws, aiming to strengthen economic growth and industry regulations.
Trump Picks Billionaire Scott Bessent as U.S. Treasury Secretary
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump has appointed billionaire Scott Bessent as Treasury Secretary to execute an agenda of tax cuts and tariffs, signaling economic priorities that could impact global markets.
Electric Vehicles Take Center Stage at 2024 Los Angeles Auto Show
The 2024 Los Angeles Auto Show is underway, with leading automakers unveiling their latest models and concept cars. Electric vehicles are once again the highlight, showcasing the industry’s shift toward sustainable transportation.
World Table Tennis Finals in Fukuoka: A Celebration of Global Resurgence
The World Table Tennis Finals in Fukuoka, Japan, mark the culmination of the 2024 season, highlighting the sport’s global resurgence following its success at the Paris Olympics.
Colorado Nightclub Shooting Victims and Families Sue Club Owners and Law Enforcement
Victims and families of a deadly Colorado nightclub shooting have filed a lawsuit against the club’s owners and law enforcement, alleging they could have prevented the tragedy that left five dead and 19 injured.
Bolsonaro Faces New Charges Over Alleged Coup Attempt in Brazil
Brazil’s former president Jair Bolsonaro faces potential criminal charges after federal police conclude he attempted a coup to stay in power following his 2022 election loss.
Former President Bolsonaro Faces Potential Jail Time Over Coup Attempt
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro faces potential jail time over alleged coup attempt after his 2022 election defeat.
Brazil’s Former President Bolsonaro Faces Potential Coup Charges
Brazil’s former president Jair Bolsonaro faces potential criminal charges after federal police concluded he attempted a coup to stay in power following his 2022 election defeat. Already barred from office until 2030, Bolsonaro could now face jail time.
WHO Maintains Mpox as Global Health Emergency Amid Rising African Cases
The WHO announced that the mpox outbreak remains a public health emergency, as over 46,000 suspected cases and 1,000 deaths have been reported across Africa, mainly in the DRC.
Judge Allows Trump to Seek Dismissal of Hush Money Case After Election Win
Donald Trump has been granted permission by a New York judge to seek dismissal of his hush money criminal case following his victory in the November 5 U.S. presidential election.
China Boosts Policy Support for Platform Economy to Drive Growth
China’s State Council has unveiled plans to enhance policy support for the platform economy, aiming to drive growth, create jobs, and foster innovation.
China Moves to Optimize Business Environment, Driving Growth
China is streamlining business processes to drive economic growth, implementing ‘one-stop service’ initiatives to simplify procedures and enhance administrative efficiency.
China Unveils List of 236 Soviet WWII Aviation Martyrs
China unveils a list of 236 Soviet Union aviation martyrs who fought alongside China during WWII, honoring their sacrifices and strengthening historical bonds.
China and Brazil Forge New Strategic Consensus, Strengthening Global Supply Chains
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva have reached a new strategic consensus in Brasilia, strengthening global supply chains and fostering Global South development.
Newly Identified Chemical Found in U.S. Tap Water Raises Health Concerns
Scientists have identified chloronitramide anion, a previously unknown chemical in U.S. tap water treated with chloramine, raising concerns about potential health risks and prompting calls for further investigation.
CASS and University of Buenos Aires Host Lecture on Chinese Modernization
The Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and the University of Buenos Aires jointly hosted a lecture on Chinese modernization, fostering academic exchange and exploring mutual development opportunities between China and Latin America.
Australian Study Warns Global Decline of Older Animals Due to Human Activity
An Australian study warns that human activities are causing a global decline in older animals, impacting species like lions and elephants, and exacerbating environmental challenges.
Former CDC Director Suggests COVID-19 Virus Was Engineered in Chapel Hill
Former CDC Director Dr. Robert Redfield has reignited the debate over COVID-19’s origins, suggesting the virus may have been intentionally engineered in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
Ex-U.S. CDC Chief Redfield Suggests COVID-19 Virus Was Engineered in Chapel Hill
Former U.S. CDC Director Dr. Robert Redfield claims COVID-19 may have been intentionally engineered and originated in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, sparking renewed debate over the virus’s origin.