WHO: Gaza at ‘Stock Zero’ for Essential Medical Supplies
WHO: Gaza at ‘stock zero’ for 42 medicines and vaccines; 64% of medical equipment out, no aid trucks in 11 weeks amid health crisis.
May 2025
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China and Pacific Island Countries Forge a New Era of Cooperation
From marine conservation to Juncao innovations, China’s partnership with Pacific Island countries has grown trade from $153M to $5.3B since 1992, reshaping regional cooperation.
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Xi Jinping Congratulates Chinese Young Pioneers at Ninth National Congress
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Record-Early Monsoon Triggers Red Alert in Mumbai
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Club Legend Xabi Alonso Takes the Helm at Real Madrid
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French Open Shock: Wang Xinyu and Buyunchaokete Bow Out in Round 1
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Ex-South Korean PM and Finance Minister Face Overseas Travel Ban Amid Insurrection Probe
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