Nature Survey: 75% of U.S. Scientists Eye Global Opportunities
A Nature survey shows nearly 75% of U.S. scientists, especially early-career researchers, are considering leaving amid funding cuts and policy shifts.
March 2025
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12 Chinese Nationals Injured in Myanmar Earthquake
A powerful earthquake in Myanmar injured 12 Chinese nationals, who are now receiving medical treatment, as confirmed by the Chinese Embassy in Myanmar.
Historic Strides in Xizang Cultural Heritage Protection
A white paper reveals historic progress in protecting Xizang’s cultural heritage and advancing human rights in the region.
Syria’s Interim Leadership Unveils New Transitional Government
Syria’s interim leadership announces a new transitional government with key ministerial appointments amid major political shifts.
Hamas Accepts Ceasefire Amid Rafah Offensive Escalation
Hamas approved a ceasefire proposal amid escalating ground operations in Rafah, as Israel issues a counteroffer tied to hostage negotiations.
Finns Alarmed by Shifting U.S. Policies
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Greenland Is Not for Sale: Danish Protests Against U.S. Criticism
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Modern Postpartum Care: A New Era in the Chinese Mainland
The Chinese mainland’s postpartum care industry is evolving, offering modern holistic recovery that blends tradition with scientific methods.
Heroic Nurses Safeguard Newborns Amid Myanmar Quake
Amid a 7.7 earthquake in Myanmar, nurses in Ruili City quickly protected newborns at a maternity center, showcasing resilience and compassion.
U.S. Homeland Security Chief Concludes Latin Tour in Mexico
U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem wrapped up her Latin American tour in Mexico, addressing key security and migration challenges.