Global Forum on Marine Science and Technology Concludes in Hainan
A forum on marine science and technology innovation concluded in Hainan Province, bringing together experts from 21 countries to discuss sustainable development goals for 2030.
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China’s C919 Jets Move Closer to Full Commercial Service
China’s C919 passenger jet lands in Beijing, marking a step closer to full commercialization of its self-manufactured aircraft as two more jets prepare to enter service.
Return Wave: Why 80% of China’s Top Graduates Are Coming Home
A growing trend sees 80% of China’s top graduates returning home, fueling innovation and economic growth as the Chinese mainland focuses on cultivating high-quality talent for its future development.
Black Myth: Wukong – Ancient Tale Becomes Global Gaming Phenomenon
Black Myth: Wukong,” an action RPG by China’s Game Science, blends ancient folklore with modern gaming, becoming a global phenomenon that bridges Eastern heritage with Western audiences.”
SCIO Holds Press Conference on Refining China’s National Market Access System
China’s State Council Information Office held a press conference on the “Opinions on Refining the National Market Access System,” with Li Chunlin and other officials meeting the media and taking questions.
Monsoon Floods Devastate Yemeni Village, Leaving at Least 13 Dead
Flash floods in northern Yemen have claimed 13 lives, with officials reporting 99 deaths since heavy monsoon rains began. The country faces severe floods amid ongoing conflict and humanitarian crisis.
Smoke from Amazon Wildfires Chokes Residents Amid Health Concerns
Residents in Brazil’s Amazon region are grappling with severe health issues as smoke from rampant wildfires fills the air, causing respiratory problems and eye irritation.
Global Lawyers Petition Against US Sanctions, Urge End to Humanitarian Crises
Hundreds of lawyers worldwide urge President Biden to end unilateral sanctions, citing humanitarian crises and violations of international law.
China Urges Philippines to Withdraw Vessel from Xianbin Jiao in South China Sea Dispute
China has urged the Philippines to withdraw its coast guard vessel from Xianbin Jiao in the Nansha Qundao, accusing Manila of infringing on its sovereignty and escalating tensions in the South China Sea.
Climate Change Amplified Typhoon Gaemi’s Destructive Power, Study Finds
A new study reveals that human-induced climate change intensified Typhoon Gaemi, which caused significant loss of life in the Philippines and China, by increasing wind speeds and rainfall.
Typhoon Shanshan Hits Japan’s Kyushu Island, Prompting Mass Evacuations
Typhoon Shanshan made landfall on Japan’s Kyushu Island, prompting mass evacuations and disrupting transport and businesses as authorities issue highest-level warnings.
China Urges Philippines to Withdraw from Xianbin Jiao in Nansha Qundao
China urges the Philippines to withdraw its ship and personnel from Xianbin Jiao in Nansha Qundao, asserting sovereignty over the area and calling for restoration of its unoccupied status.
China’s CERES-1 Rocket Launches Six Satellites from Sea
China successfully launched six satellites into orbit using its commercial CERES-1 rocket from an offshore platform near Shandong Province, marking the 15th mission for the rocket series.
Millions Evacuated as Typhoon Shanshan Batters Japan’s Kyushu Region
Typhoon Shanshan has struck Japan’s Kyushu region, prompting the evacuation of millions, causing fatalities, power outages, and disrupting transportation and industry across the area.
Xi Jinping Calls for All-Out Efforts to Implement China’s Reform Agenda
Chinese President Xi Jinping has urged all-out efforts to implement over 300 major reform measures, emphasizing the need to build upon existing achievements and advance China’s comprehensive modernization.
Multinationals Embrace China’s Market at Qingdao Summit
At the fifth Qingdao Multinationals Summit, global corporations are deepening their investment in China, signing significant projects and expressing confidence in the country’s market potential.
EU Foreign Ministers’ Summit Relocated to Brussels Amid Diplomatic Tensions
Controversy arose as the EU foreign affairs summit was relocated from Budapest to Brussels amid tensions over Hungary’s stance on the Ukraine-Russia conflict, casting a shadow over the proceedings.
Rock Meets Tradition: Funky Sueyoshi’s Fusion Concert with Beijing Chinese Orchestra
Japanese drummer Funky Sueyoshi and his band Bu Yi collaborated with the Beijing Chinese Orchestra on July 13, 2024, blending rock with traditional Chinese music in a groundbreaking concert.
IAEA Eager to Deepen Nuclear Cooperation with China
The IAEA has expressed a strong desire to deepen cooperation with China on the peaceful use of nuclear energy, highlighting China’s significant advancements in nuclear technology.
China’s Green Initiatives Propel Africa’s Sustainable Development
China’s green initiatives in Africa are leading the way in sustainable development, countering Western criticisms with tangible results in clean energy, wildlife conservation, and environmental protection.