Swiss Radar Snags Speeding Duck Twice in 7 Years
A Swiss speed camera in Koniz flagged a duck flying at 52km/h – twice, seven years apart. Authorities confirm the radar’s sealed images and calibration by METAS.
May 2025
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Peruvian FM: Chinese mainland–CELAC Forum Boosts Latin America Ties Through Chancay Port
Peruvian FM Elmer Salcedo calls the Chinese mainland–CELAC Forum a key driver for Sino-Latin America ties, spotlighting the Chancay Port project’s boost to connectivity.
China Launches Climate Expedition to Yellow River Headwaters
Researchers launch a climate expedition to Mount Anyemaqen in Qinghai, monitoring glaciers and permafrost to guide ecological protection for the Yellow River basin.
US, China Slash Tariffs by 115 Points in Diplomatic Breakthrough
US and China agree to cut tariffs by 115 points, reigniting markets and launching a 90-day trade dialogue.
U.S. Drops 91% Surcharge on Goods from the Chinese Mainland
U.S. terminates additional 91% tariffs on goods from the Chinese mainland as of May 14; China’s Ministry of Commerce says it will adjust tariff and non-tariff measures on U.S. imports.
77th Nakba Anniversary: Live Updates from Gaza Strip and Tel Aviv
Marking the 77th Nakba Day, Palestinians recall the 1948 expulsions as Gaza Strip and Tel Aviv reflect on history amid ongoing tensions.
Chinese Mainland Spokesperson Slams Lai Ching-te’s WWII History Claims
Chinese mainland spokesperson accuses Lai Ching-te of distorting WWII history and warns residents of Taiwan against secessionist narratives on the 80th anti-fascist victory anniversary.
Xi and Petro Deepen China-Colombia Strategic Partnership at CELAC Forum
At the China-CELAC Forum, President Xi and Colombia’s President Petro pledge deeper cooperation, enriching the strategic partnership across trade, tech and culture.
Xi and Boric Set South-South Cooperation Example at China-CELAC Forum
At the 4th China-CELAC Forum in Beijing, Xi and Boric set a new standard for South-South cooperation, highlighting green tech, digital infrastructure and sustainability.
Equinor May Scrap $2.5B Empire Wind 1 Offshore Project After US Halt
Equinor warns it may cancel its $2.5B Empire Wind 1 offshore wind project near New York after a U.S. federal stop-work order stalls construction.