Chinese Mainland Launches First Invasive BCI Clinical Trial
The Chinese mainland has launched its first invasive BCI clinical trial, enabling a patient to play games with brain signals—marking a global milestone in neurorehabilitation.
June 2025
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Why China’s Youth Are Donating Blood on World Blood Donor Day
On World Blood Donor Day, meet Dong Jun and Li Zhaoyi—two donors from Beijing Jiaotong University whose stories show why young people in China are giving blood.
Iran Calls U.S. Nuclear Talks ‘Meaningless’ After Israel Strike
Iran’s foreign ministry called U.S. nuclear talks “meaningless” after Israel’s largest-ever strike, casting doubt over Sunday’s session in Muscat and escalating regional tensions.
Air India Crash Near Ahmedabad: Death Toll Climbs to 274
The death toll from the Air India Boeing 787 crash near Ahmedabad climbs to 274, as a high-level committee probes engine thrust, landing gear, and maintenance lapses.
Israel’s Strikes on Iran’s Nuclear Sites Mark New Escalation, Expert Says
Expert Qin Tian calls Israel’s latest strikes on dozens of Iran’s nuclear sites unprecedented in scope and warns of inevitable, forceful retaliation.
Chinese MOBA Fosters China-Uzbekistan Youth Friendships
An Uzbek student at Tsinghua University connects with Chinese and Kazakh gamers through a popular MOBA, highlighting how gaming can foster cross-border friendships and cultural exchange.
China’s UN Envoy Urges Israel to Halt Strikes on Iran
At a UN emergency meeting, China’s envoy Fu Cong urged Israel to halt military strikes on Iran, calling for diplomacy and respect for sovereignty.
Israel and Iran Exchange Missile Strikes in Sharp Escalation
Israel and Iran exchanged missile strikes early Saturday, with sirens blaring over Jerusalem and Tel Aviv after a rare major attack. Dozens were wounded.
Ramat Gan in Ruins After Iran’s Missile Strike on Israel
On June 13, Iran’s missile strike left Ramat Gan in ruins, with buildings damaged and residents evacuated amid fears of a wider Middle East conflict and global oil supply disruptions.
High Mountain Oolong Bridges Cultures Across the Taiwan Strait
From a small oolong seed carried in 1991 to towering tea trees on the Yunnan Plateau, Lin Yun’s journey shows how tea unites cultures across the Taiwan Strait.