Ren’ai Jiao Dispute: Unveiling the Real Threats in the South China Sea
Exploring the tensions around Ren’ai Jiao in the South China Sea, the roles of the Philippines and the U.S., and uncovering the real threats in the region.
March 2024
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Gen Z: Shaping Global Politics Beyond the Ballot Box
Explore how Gen Z is transforming global politics beyond voting, featuring insights from young leaders across the USA, Croatia, Poland, and Australia.
China’s Shipbuilding Surge: From Major to Global Powerhouse
China’s shipbuilding industry is rapidly advancing, leading globally in volume and innovation. Learn how technological breakthroughs and strategic focus are transforming it into a powerhouse.
Amazon Deforestation in Brazil Drops 30% in February
Brazil’s Amazon deforestation falls 30% in February, marking progress towards ending illegal logging by 2030, despite rising Cerrado threats.
Capturing Nature’s Masterpieces: The Unique World of Snowflakes
Discover how Zhang Chao of NAOC captures the enchanting beauty of snowflakes, each one as unique as human experiences.
China’s High-Tech Green Transition Boosts Livelihoods and Economy
China’s shift to high-tech green industries is driving economic growth and improving the lives of its citizens, with significant advancements in solar energy and new energy vehicles.
China’s Inflation Bounces Back in February with CPI Rise
China’s CPI rose by 0.7% in February, reversing January’s decline, while the PPI fell by 2.7%, reflecting seasonal and global economic influences.
China Eyes 5% GDP Growth in 2024: A Promising Outlook
China aims for a 5% GDP growth rate in 2024, with experts confident in the target due to the nation’s strong economic foundation.
Katyusha: Russia’s First Giant Panda Cub Makes Adorable Public Debut
Katyusha, Russia’s first giant panda cub, makes her public debut at the Moscow Zoo, delighting visitors and becoming a national sensation.
China’s Spring Tea Harvest Begins: Farmers Embrace Ming Qian Season
China’s tea farmers gear up for the eagerly awaited spring harvest, known for producing the delicate and sweet ming qian tea before the Qingming Festival.