South Korean Couples Embrace Simpler, Child-Free Lives Amid Social Pressures
South Korea sees a shift as social pressures lead couples to embrace simpler, child-free lives, prioritizing personal well-being over traditional family structures.
November 2023
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Rafah Crossing Reopens for Limited Evacuations from Gaza
The Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt reopened on November 1 for limited evacuations, allowing foreign passport holders and wounded individuals to leave amid ongoing conflict.
Innovative Ice Rinks Transform Southern Xinjiang Winters
Southern Xinjiang’s Youkakekagatuer Village leads a winter revival with paddy field ice rinks, boosting fun and local businesses.
Shanghai’s Skyline Illuminates Ahead of the 6th CIIE
Shanghai’s dazzling skyline sets the stage for the 6th China International Import Expo, blending historical charm with modern innovation.
Historic Milestone: China’s Targeted Poverty Alleviation Success
China’s targeted poverty alleviation strategy has successfully eradicated absolute poverty, boosted regional economies like Xinjiang, and set a blueprint for global economic equality.
Shanghai Hosts 6th China International Import Expo with 3,400 Exhibitors
The 6th China International Import Expo in Shanghai welcomes 3,400 exhibitors from 154 countries, returning to pre-pandemic levels.
Anticipation Builds for CIIE 2023: Unveiling Global Opportunities
The China International Import Expo (CIIE) 2023, set for November 5, showcases global opportunities and innovations, continuing the Belt and Road Initiative spirit.
Solomon Islands PM Criticizes Japan’s Third Release of Radioactive Wastewater
Solomon Islands PM criticizes Japan’s third release of nuclear-contaminated wastewater, highlighting international concerns over environmental and health impacts.
Global Concerns Rise as Japan Releases Third Batch of Nuclear Wastewater
Japan begins its third release of nuclear-contaminated wastewater into the ocean, raising global concerns among fishermen and environmentalists.
TEPCO Faces Renewed Scrutiny Amid Japan’s Third Contaminated Water Release
Japan has begun releasing its third batch of nuclear-contaminated water into the ocean, intensifying scrutiny on TEPCO’s management of the Fukushima aftermath.