Gene Editing by Chinese Researchers Fights Wheat ‘Cancer’
Chinese researchers use gene editing to enhance wheat resistance to stripe rust, boosting crop resilience without sacrificing yield.
2024
Chinese Premier Li Qiang Kicks Off Historic New Zealand Visit Celebrating Decade-Long Partnership
Chinese Premier Li Qiang begins his three-nation tour in New Zealand, celebrating a decade of strong diplomatic and economic ties between China and New Zealand.
South Korea Extends Short Sell Ban Until March 2025
South Korea’s government extends its ban on short selling until March 2025, increasing fines to crack down on illegal trading practices.
Shanghai Woman Arrested for Sneaking Sugar Glider on Flight
Shanghai authorities detain a woman who illegally brought a sugar glider onto a commercial flight, causing delays and raising questions about airport security.
Hungary Opposes EU’s Tariffs on Chinese Electric Vehicles
Hungary strongly opposes the EU’s decision to impose tariffs on Chinese electric vehicle imports, urging support for Europe’s own EV industry instead.
Apple Surpasses Microsoft as World’s Most Valuable Company Fueled by AI Advances
Apple has reclaimed its position as the world’s most valuable company, overtaking Microsoft, driven by groundbreaking AI advancements and a robust stock performance.
Massive Fire Erupts at Northern Iraq Oil Refinery
A massive fire breaks out at an asphalt storage facility of an oil refinery in Erbil, northern Iraq. Civil defense teams are working to contain the flames and prevent further spread.
AI-Driven Startups Aim to Revitalize Tech Sectors Amid Major Layoffs
Amid massive layoffs at tech giants like Microsoft, Meta, and Google, AI-driven startups are emerging to revitalize industries with innovative solutions.
AI-Powered Startups Spark New Growth in Tech Industry
Tech startups are leveraging AI to revive industries amidst major layoffs at giants like Microsoft, Meta, and Google, driving innovation and growth globally.
Beijing Secures 10 Billion Cubic Meters of Water from South-North Diversion
The South-to-North Water Diversion Project’s middle route has delivered 10 billion cubic meters of water to Beijing, boosting urban water supply and benefiting over 16 million residents.