China Unveils World’s Largest Transport Networks, Boosts Connectivity
China completes world’s largest high-speed rail, highway & logistics networks, connecting 97% of major cities to boost economic growth and public mobility.
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China-South Africa Tourism Ties Strengthen as Minister Touts ‘Bridge Builder’ Role
South Africa’s tourism minister highlights tourism as a key bridge for cultural and economic ties with China during a Beijing event aimed at boosting travel relations.
Scheffler Claims Historic Open Championship Victory in 2025
Scottie Scheffler dominates the 2025 Open Championship, securing his fourth major title and drawing comparisons to Tiger Woods’ historic dominance in golf.
Venus Williams Returns to Tennis, Hopes for Serena Comeback
Venus Williams returns to tennis at Washington’s Citi Open, expressing hopes for sister Serena’s comeback while reflecting on their legendary careers.
Chinese Badminton Stars Dominate Japan Open with Triple Gold Haul
Chinese athletes dominate at the Japan Open badminton tournament, securing three titles in men’s singles, women’s doubles, and mixed doubles.
Japan Defends Women’s Softball Asia Cup Title Amid Rain-Disrupted Finals
Japan retains Women’s Softball Asia Cup title after rain cancels finals, securing 2026 World Cup spots alongside China and Chinese Taipei.
Warsaw Reborn: A Phoenix City’s Journey from Ruin to Resilience
How Warsaw rose from WWII ruins to become a symbol of resilience, blending historic restoration with modern economic dynamism.
China Dominates South Korea to Claim FIBA Women’s Asia Cup Bronze
China’s women’s basketball team clinched bronze at the FIBA Asia Cup with a dominant 101-66 win over South Korea in Shenzhen, showcasing strategic depth and offensive strength.
China Dominates Artistic Swimming at World Aquatics Championships
China secures gold in the team free routine at the World Aquatics Championships, showcasing their dominance in artistic swimming with a near-flawless performance.
China Condemns EU Sanctions on Firms, Vows to Protect Interests
China strongly opposes EU sanctions on its companies, citing harm to bilateral relations and vowing protective measures amid growing trade policy tensions.
U.S. Tariff Strategy Sparks Global Economic Concerns, Analysts Warn
Economist’s Charlotte Howard warns U.S. tariff policies risk economic fallout, as allies perceive aggressive leverage and erratic decision-making.
EU Firms Warn U.S. Tariffs Threaten Global Economic Stability
European business leaders and experts warn that U.S. tariff policies are destabilizing the global economy, urging proactive measures to bolster competitiveness.
US Aims to Triple Migrant Detention Capacity by 2025 Amid Backlash
The US plans to expand migrant detention capacity to 100,000 beds by 2025, sparking debates over immigration policy and human rights concerns.
Japan Assures Tariff Talks Unshaken by Election Outcome
Japan’s top negotiator confirms tariff talks with the US will proceed despite ruling coalition’s upper house election setback, prioritizing national interest.
London Migrant Housing Protests Turn Violent Amid Rising Tensions
Recent clashes outside a London hotel housing asylum seekers highlight escalating tensions over immigration policies, with protests turning violent and police making multiple arrests.
EU Leaders Set for High-Stakes China Summit in Beijing
Top EU leaders visit Beijing for 25th China-EU Summit, focusing on trade, climate cooperation, and tech competition. Key discussions to shape Asia-Europe economic ties.
China’s Domestic Demand Fuels Economic Growth Through Sports and Culture
China’s domestic consumption surge, driven by cultural phenomena like the Jiangsu Urban Football League, emerges as key economic stabilizer and growth engine.
Iran, E3 Nations Set Crucial Nuclear Talks in Istanbul
Iran enters critical nuclear negotiations with European powers as deadline looms for potential UN sanctions reinstatement through controversial snapback mechanism.
Israeli Forces Fire on Gaza Aid Crowds, 93 Killed: Civil Defense Report
Israeli forces reportedly opened fire on Palestinians seeking aid in Gaza, killing 93. UN warns of escalating humanitarian crisis as aid deliveries face deadly risks.
Japan’s Ruling Coalition Loses Upper House Majority, Ishiba Vows to Stay
Japan’s ruling coalition loses upper house majority, weakening PM Ishiba’s position amid US trade talks. Analysts speculate leadership challenges ahead.