Infrared Footage Unveils Wapiti Males’ Epic Battles in Inner Mongolia
Infrared cameras in Inner Mongolia capture dramatic battles and bellowing of protected Manchurian wapiti, aiding conservation efforts and population growth.
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Aisake Eke Takes Office as Tonga’s New Prime Minister
Aisake Eke has been elected as Tonga’s new prime minister, succeeding Hu’akavameiliku Siaosi Sovaleni after his resignation on December 9.
Gaza Teacher’s Hope: Praying for Peace Amid Ongoing Conflict
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French PM Bayrou Forms New Cabinet with Former Leaders Valls and Borne
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China Launches 3-Year Plan to Boost Consumer Market
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Harbin Ice and Snow World Unveils World’s Largest Winter Wonderland
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China’s Senior Officials Rally Around Constitution for Future Reforms
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South Korea’s Democratic Party Initiates Impeachment Against Acting Prime Minister Han Duck-soo
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50 Wild Elephants Electrocuted in Sri Lanka This Year
Around 50 wild elephants in Sri Lanka have been electrocuted this year by unauthorized electric fences, threatening the country’s biodiversity.