Brazilians Celebrate Spring Festival: Embracing Chinese Culture in Sao Paulo
Brazilians in Sao Paulo are embracing the Spring Festival, joining global celebrations of Chinese culture with vibrant festivities in the city’s Chinatown.
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Farmers Park Tractors Outside Colosseum in Rome Protest
Hundreds of farmers protested in Rome on Thursday, parking tractors outside the Colosseum and gathering in the Circo Massimo, to draw attention to issues they feel the government is ignoring.
TEPCO Reports Open Valves Caused Radioactive Leak at Fukushima Plant
TEPCO reports that open valves led to a radioactive water leak at Fukushima Daiichi plant, spilling 1.5 tonnes of contaminated water due to worker oversight.
Calls for Gaza Ceasefire Highlight International Responses Amid Conflict
The humanitarian crisis in Gaza has prompted calls for a ceasefire, highlighting differing international responses and raising questions about global commitment to peace.
MSC 2024 Faces Calls for Greater Inclusion of Global South Voices
As MSC 2024 nears, concerns grow over the marginalization of Global South voices. Calls intensify for inclusive dialogue to build a more secure and stable global order.
Americans Divided Over $95 Billion U.S. Aid Bill for Ukraine and Israel
The U.S. Senate passed a $95 billion aid bill for Ukraine and Israel, prompting mixed reactions from Americans concerned about the balance between foreign support and domestic needs.
Four Andean Condors Released into the Wild in Chilean Patagonia
Four young Andean condors have been released into Chilean Patagonia, marking a significant step in conservation efforts to protect this rare species.
Turning Plastic Waste into Brooms: Cambodian Entrepreneur Sweeps Up Pollution
An innovative Cambodian entrepreneur transforms thousands of plastic bottles daily into durable brooms, reducing pollution and providing sustainable livelihoods in Phnom Penh.
Nanjing’s Historic Laomendong Shines Bright with Festive Lanterns for Spring Festival
Historic Laomendong in Nanjing lights up with festive lanterns for the Spring Festival, featuring eye-catching dragon lanterns as part of the city’s Qinhuai Lantern Show.
Over 600,000 Livestock Perish in Mongolia’s Harsh Dzud Winter
Over 600,000 livestock animals have perished in Mongolia this winter due to the extreme cold known as ‘dzud,’ impacting herders and the nation’s economy.
Thousands of Drones Light Up Xinjiang Sky in Spectacular Spring Festival Show
Thousands of drones dazzled Bohu County’s night sky in Xinjiang, forming dragons and phoenixes to celebrate the Year of the Dragon during the Spring Festival, enchanting spectators with a stunning display.
Europe’s Security Showdown: Is NATO’s Military Buildup Chasing Shadows?
Europe conducts massive military exercises as NATO’s largest buildup in decades raises questions about security strategies and potential impacts on global stability.
Record-Breaking Crowds Bid Farewell to Harbin Ice and Snow World
Harbin Ice and Snow World concluded its season with record-breaking attendance, drawing around 30,000 visitors daily. The iconic winter festival closed due to rising temperatures and safety concerns.
Spring Festival Travel Surge Signals Bright Future for China’s Tourism
A significant increase in travel during China’s Spring Festival sets a promising tone for the country’s tourism industry in the coming year.
Yunnan’s Winter Study Camps Soar in Popularity During Spring Festival
Yunnan’s winter study camps have become a popular choice for families during the Spring Festival, offering unique cultural and educational experiences amid the province’s stunning landscapes.
China’s SMEs Show Promising Growth in January Boosted by Festive Demand
China’s SMEs reported improved performance in January, driven by production acceleration and increased consumer demand ahead of the Spring Festival.
Four Dead, Seven Missing After Migrant Boat Capsizes Off Panama Coast
Four migrants are dead and seven missing after a boat capsized off Panama’s northeast coast amid bad weather. Authorities report the migrants were likely transported by criminal groups.
Sri Lanka and Israel Sign Direct Air Service Agreement, Launching Direct Flights
Sri Lanka and Israel sign a direct air service agreement, paving the way for direct flights and strengthening bilateral ties.
Brooklyn’s Donut Legacy: A Sweet Tale from a Beloved Cake Shop
Discover the heartwarming story of a small cake shop in Brooklyn that has been crafting donuts the same way for 70 years, capturing the hearts of locals and even featuring in a “Spider-Man” movie.
Kenya’s Largest Rhino Relocation Revives Hope for Endangered Species
Kenya has successfully relocated 21 eastern black rhinos to the Loisaba Conservancy, marking the country’s largest rhino relocation effort and sparking hope for the critically endangered species.