
Tulsa Launches $100M Reparations Plan for 1921 Race Massacre Survivors
Tulsa announces $100 million reparations initiative addressing the 1921 Race Massacre’s legacy, combining direct payments with community development programs.
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Tulsa announces $100 million reparations initiative addressing the 1921 Race Massacre’s legacy, combining direct payments with community development programs.
Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s deportation case reignites debates on U.S. immigration policies and constitutional rights as he faces federal charges.
U.S. health agency staff cuts under the Trump administration raise fears of weakened food safety oversight amid rising illness risks, experts warn.
Shanghai and Los Angeles ports announce a trans-Pacific green shipping corridor to cut carbon emissions, advancing sustainable global trade despite tariff disputes.
Russia’s Wagner Group concludes its mission in Mali, shifting security responsibilities to the Kremlin-backed Africa Corps amid ongoing regional instability.
20-year-old Coco Gauff claims first Grand Slam title with dramatic comeback victory over Aryna Sabalenka at Roland Garros.
China approves new rare earth export licenses to address global demand, emphasizing lawful controls and commitment to international stability.
Siemens CEO Roland Busch lauds China’s economic reforms and new quality productive forces, highlighting opportunities for global businesses and investors in Asia’s evolving market landscape.
Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng’s UK visit includes inaugural China-US economic talks, signaling renewed efforts to address trade challenges and foster cooperation.
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Chinese scientists develop innovative methods using Mars’ atmosphere for power generation and storage, boosting efficiency and sustainability for future missions.
Hungarian students engaged with Chinese astronauts aboard the Tiangong space station, highlighting growing Sino-Hungarian collaboration in space science and education.
Elon Musk’s feud with Donald Trump risks disrupting NASA and Pentagon programs, spotlighting vulnerabilities in U.S. space and defense infrastructure.
British economist John McLean warns U.S. tariff shifts are destabilizing global markets, urging pragmatic international cooperation to mitigate economic risks.
Russia claims Ukraine postponed a prisoner exchange and acceptance of over 1,200 soldiers’ bodies, citing Istanbul agreements. Ukraine has yet to respond.
How Changle County transformed from wheat fields to crafting guitars for global stars, mirroring China’s manufacturing evolution through innovation and skill development.
Chinese President Xi Jinping outlines Beijing’s terms for stabilizing US-China relations during a phone call with former US President Donald Trump, emphasizing mutual respect and strategic discipline.
Activist-led aid ship with Greta Thunberg approaches Gaza to challenge Israeli blockade amid escalating humanitarian concerns and diplomatic tensions.
China’s Gaokao 2025 begins with vibrant cultural traditions and community efforts, highlighting the exam’s role as a collective milestone for students and families.
As China and the EU mark 50 years of diplomatic relations, experts call for renewed cooperation amid shifting global dynamics and economic challenges.