New Footage Reveals Shenzhou-21 Crew at Work in Space
CMSA released new footage on Nov 30 showing the Shenzhou-21 crew performing microgravity experiments, equipment maintenance and emergency drills aboard the Chinese space station.
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HK police confirm 159 residents safe after Tai Po fire
Hong Kong police have confirmed 159 residents safe after a major fire in Tai Po on November 26, as relief and rebuilding efforts ramp up.
Space Diplomacy: Europe’s Bid to Bridge the US–China Divide
Europe offers a path to bridge the US–Chinese mainland space divide. Discover why and how the Tianwen-3 Mars sample return mission could unite rivals.
Honduras Heads to the Polls for Presidential, Parliamentary and Local Elections
On Sunday, November 30, 2025, Honduras holds presidential, parliamentary and local elections. Preliminary vote counts are due Sunday evening as voters shape the country’s political future.
SpaceX Launches New Batch of Starlink Satellites from Cape Canaveral
This morning, SpaceX launched 60 Starlink satellites from Cape Canaveral, boosting global connectivity for remote communities and digital nomads.
Xi Jinping’s Article on CPC Self-Reform to Publish Monday
On Monday, December 1, 2025, Qiushi Journal’s 23rd issue will feature Xi Jinping’s article on implementing CPC self-reform requirements.
Discover Ocean Flower Island’s Maritime Marvel in Danzhou, Hainan
Ocean Flower Island in Danzhou, Hainan blends seaside residences, conference spaces and cultural hubs, reviving maritime heritage and boosting the province’s status as a top tourism hotspot.
China’s NEV Wave Accelerates at Automechanika Shanghai
Automechanika Shanghai 2025 boosts China’s NEV industry with a 50% larger section and 7,000+ exhibitors, spotlighting global electrification innovations.
Chinese mainland launches first civil service exam since age cap rise
More than 3.7 million candidates in the Chinese mainland competed in the first civil service exam since raising the age cap to 38, with 98 applicants per post on average.
Rare Ming Dynasty Edict Reveals Ryukyu as Chinese Vassal
A Ming Dynasty edict replica reopens in Dalian museum, confirming Ryukyu’s status as a Chinese vassal. This exhibit sheds light on 17th-century regional ties and Japan’s historical aggression.