China Donates Over $500,000 to Zambia to Combat Cholera Outbreak
The Chinese Embassy in Zambia donates over $500,000 to aid in the fight against the country’s cholera outbreak, reinforcing China-Zambia cooperation in health and development.
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UK Professor’s Book Validates China’s South China Sea Claims
British law professor Anthony Carty’s new book, “The History and Sovereignty of South China Sea,” offers historical evidence supporting China’s claims over the South China Sea, emphasizing legal perspectives over political pressures.
Tottenham Hotspur Seeks Global Investors Amid Financial Growth
Tottenham Hotspur announces talks with prospective investors to capitalize on its long-term potential, following a revenue surge to £549.6 million. Chairman Daniel Levy seeks significant equity increase to invest in the team’s future growth.
Microsoft and Quantinuum Achieve Breakthrough in Quantum Computing Reliability
Microsoft and Quantinuum announce a significant quantum computing breakthrough, enhancing reliability and bringing commercial quantum computers closer to reality.
Shanghai Unveils 12 Action Plans to Accelerate 6G Development
Shanghai announces 12 action plans to accelerate 6G development, enhancing integration between communication technology and industry, and positioning the city as a leader in technological innovation.
Zhanjiang Police Protect Mangroves by Stopping Illegal Peanut Worm Harvesting
Police in Zhanjiang, south China, are protecting the mangrove ecosystem by preventing illegal harvesting of peanut worms, which are vital for mangrove health.
Rescue Teams Race Against Time After Strong Earthquake Strikes Taiwan Region
A magnitude-7.3 earthquake struck off Hualien County in the Taiwan region, causing significant damage and trapping residents. Rescue teams are working tirelessly amid challenging conditions.
China’s Central Bank Vows to Intensify Monetary Policy Implementation
China’s central bank pledges to intensify monetary policy implementation, focusing on adequate liquidity and supporting businesses and individuals.
China Emphasizes Mutual Benefits in China-U.S. Economic Relations as Yellen’s Visit Approaches
China highlights the mutual benefits of China-U.S. economic relations ahead of U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen’s visit from April 4 to April 9, expressing hope for strengthened bilateral cooperation.
NATO’s Increased Military Spending Raises Concerns Over European Stability
As NATO foreign ministers meet in Brussels to mark the alliance’s 75th anniversary, increased military spending and large-scale exercises raise concerns over European stability and relations with Russia.
Historic TV Ratings for NCAA Women’s Basketball Showdown
The NCAA women’s basketball game between the Iowa Hawkeyes and LSU Tigers set a new U.S. TV ratings record, averaging 12.3 million viewers and highlighting the rising popularity of women’s sports.
Powerful M7.3 Earthquake Strikes Taiwan Region; Aftershocks Impact Area
A powerful magnitude-7.3 earthquake struck off the coast of Hualien County in the Taiwan region on Wednesday, resulting in at least nine deaths and hundreds of injuries, causing widespread disruption.
Two World Champions Battle for One Olympic Spot: Li Fabin Ousts Shen Lijun
Chinese weightlifting champions Li Fabin and Shen Lijun compete fiercely for a single Olympic spot after weight class changes for Paris 2024, highlighting intense competition and athlete sacrifices.
Tottenham’s Top-Four Hopes Diminish After Draw with West Ham
Tottenham Hotspur’s hopes of entering the Premier League top four were dashed after a 1-1 draw with West Ham United, leaving them in fifth place and intensifying the race for Champions League spots.
Giant Panda Fu Bao Returns Home to China After Stay in South Korea
Giant panda Fu Bao has returned to China from South Korea’s Everland theme park, arriving in Chengdu, Sichuan Province. She will be quarantined at the Shenshuping Base in Wolong, highlighting ongoing conservation efforts.
China Aims to Green 6.7 Million Hectares of Land in 2024
China plans to green 6.7 million hectares of land in 2024, advancing its ambitious afforestation efforts and ecological conservation initiatives, according to the National Forestry and Grassland Administration.
CAS Dismisses IBA Appeal Following IOC’s Withdrawal of Recognition
The CAS has dismissed the IBA’s appeal against the IOC’s decision to withdraw recognition, citing failures in governance reforms. This ruling impacts boxing’s future in upcoming Olympic Games.
George Carlin Estate Settles with Podcasters over AI-Generated Comedy Special
The estate of comedian George Carlin settles with podcast company Dudesy over an unauthorized AI-generated comedy special, highlighting emerging legal challenges at the intersection of technology and intellectual property.
Ancient Dujiangyan Water-Releasing Ceremony Revives 2,000-Year-Old Tradition
The Dujiangyan Water-Releasing Ceremony in China’s Sichuan Province celebrates a 2,000-year-old tradition at the UNESCO-listed Dujiangyan Irrigation System, highlighting ancient engineering and rich cultural heritage.
China-France Economic Ties Deepen, Boosting Global Economic Recovery
China and France deepen economic ties on the 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations, boosting both nations’ economies and contributing to global economic recovery.