EU Port Becomes ‘Giant Car Park’ as Trump Tariffs Loom
Europe’s busiest port faces gridlock as Trump’s 30% tariffs on EU goods strand thousands of vehicles, signaling potential global trade disruptions.
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Shanghai Shenhua Tops CSL After Thrilling 3-1 Victory Over Beijing Guoan
Shanghai Shenhua defeats Beijing Guoan 3-1 to claim the top spot in the Chinese Super League, marking a pivotal moment in the season.
China Dominates Japan Open Badminton Finals with 4 Title Shots
Chinese shuttlers reach finals in four categories at BWF Japan Open, setting up thrilling title matches in Tokyo.
Japan Stuns China in FIBA Women’s Asia Cup Semifinals
Japan defeats host China 90-81 in FIBA Women’s Asia Cup semifinals behind Kokoro Tanaka’s 27-point performance, advancing to face Australia in the final.
China’s Xu Huiyan Clinches Historic Gold at World Aquatics Championships
19-year-old Xu Huiyan wins China’s first women’s solo technical gold at World Aquatics Championships, cementing Asia’s rising aquatic sports dominance.
Robots Steal Spotlight at 2025 China Supply Chain Expo
The 2025 China International Supply Chain Expo showcases cutting-edge robotics, from synchronized robot dogs to AI-enhanced drones, signaling Asia’s tech transformation.
Zheng Qinwen Vows Strong Comeback After Elbow Surgery
Chinese tennis star Zheng Qinwen undergoes successful elbow surgery, aims for strong return to court after recovery. #Tennis #Comeback
35 Dead as Tourist Boat Capsizes in Vietnam’s Ha Long Bay
At least 35 dead after tourist boat capsizes in Vietnam’s Ha Long Bay, with rescue efforts ongoing for missing passengers.
Shanghai Summer Blends Culture and Tourism to Boost Global Appeal
Shanghai’s summer festival combines anime, culture, and tourism to boost its global appeal, creating a vibrant consumer ecosystem and attracting diverse audiences.
China’s Top Legislator Zhao Leji Embarks on Key Eurasian Diplomacy Tour
China’s top legislator Zhao Leji visits Kyrgyzstan, Hungary, and Switzerland to strengthen ties and attend a global parliamentary conference, highlighting China’s diplomatic outreach.
Ukraine Proposes New Peace Talks; Russia Yet to Confirm Date
Ukraine proposes new peace talks with Russia, aiming for a ceasefire. Moscow confirms invitation but no date set yet. Drone warfare escalates as negotiations stall.
Hong Kong Braces for Typhoon Wipha as Top Alert Issued
Hong Kong issues top typhoon warning as Typhoon Wipha approaches, triggering city-wide preparations and temporary closures of key infrastructure.
Australian Scientists Pioneer Microbe-Powered Bioplastics to Combat Plastic Waste
Australian researchers develop biodegradable bioplastics using microbes to tackle single-use plastic waste, offering eco-friendly alternatives for global markets.
Car Plows into LA Nightclub Crowd, 30 Injured in Suspected Intentional Attack
30 injured after a vehicle intentionally plowed into a crowd outside a Los Angeles nightclub; LAPD investigates motive.
38 Dead in Ha Long Bay Cruise Ship Tragedy During Storm
At least 38 dead after cruise ship capsizes in Vietnam’s Ha Long Bay during sudden thunderstorm, with rescue operations ongoing.
Ceasefire Holds in Syria’s Sweida as Tribal Fighters Withdraw
Bedouin tribal fighters withdraw from Syria’s Sweida following a US-brokered ceasefire, as clashes and humanitarian concerns persist in the region.
U.S. Rejects WHO Health Regulations, Citing Sovereignty Concerns
The U.S. rejects WHO’s 2024 health regulation amendments, citing concerns over sovereignty and personal liberties. The move sparks debate on global health governance.
Premier Li Stresses High-Quality Development in Xizang Infrastructure Projects
Chinese Premier Li Qiang emphasizes high-quality development of major projects in Xizang, highlighting the Sichuan-Xizang Railway’s role in boosting regional growth and livelihoods.
Japan’s Upper House Vote Tests Ruling Coalition Amid Economic Strains
Japan’s upper house election unfolds as the ruling coalition faces economic challenges and low public support. Outcome could reshape Prime Minister Ishiba’s administration.
38 Dead as Cruise Ship Capsizes in Vietnam’s Ha Long Bay
At least 38 dead after cruise ship capsizes in Vietnam’s Ha Long Bay during sudden thunderstorm. Rescue operations continue as authorities investigate.