Chinese Mainland Regulator Calls Qualcomm Probe Routine
Chinese mainland regulator calls its Qualcomm-Autotalks investigation routine under anti-monopoly law, highlighting tech interdependence and supply-chain dynamics.
2025
Fuel Loading Kicks Off at 2nd Hualong-1 Reactor in Zhangzhou
Fuel loading begins at the second Hualong-1 unit in Zhangzhou, entering the nuclear debugging phase and edging closer to grid connection and power generation.
Hefei Delivers World’s Largest Toroidal Field Coil Case, Paving the Way for Fusion Energy
Hefei’s CRAFT project marks a milestone with delivery of the world’s largest 400-tonne toroidal field coil case, a 21x12m superconducting marvel propelling fusion energy research.
Global Leaders Convene in Beijing for Women’s Equality Summit
Leaders from Mozambique, Dominica, Ghana, Sri Lanka and Iceland gather in Beijing for the Global Leaders’ Meeting on Women to advance gender equality and reignite the 1995 conference’s spirit.
Unveiling Rare Earths: The Hidden Backbone of Modern Tech
Rare earths power our smartphones, electric vehicles and more, but complex extraction and refining create strategic dependencies and high barriers to entry.
Youth Define ‘She Power’ Ahead of Beijing Women’s Meeting
Youth across China, Africa and Latin America share what ‘She Power’ means to them ahead of Beijing’s Global Leaders’ Meeting on Women.
How Limenet’s Limestone Reactor Is Turbocharging the Carbon Cycle
Limenet’s limestone reactor shrinks carbon capture from millennia to minutes, offering a scalable solution to reverse ocean acidification and fight climate change.
Mozambique Ambassador Maria Gustava Highlights 30 Years of Women’s Progress at Beijing Meeting
In Beijing (Oct 13–14), the Global Leaders’ Meeting on Women saw Mozambique Ambassador Maria Gustava assess 30 years of progress since the Beijing Declaration, from education to digital empowerment.
UN Condemns Second Israeli Drone Strike Near Peacekeepers in Lebanon
UNIFIL denounces a second Israeli drone attack near its peacekeepers in southern Lebanon, calling it a breach of resolution 1701 and a threat to regional stability.
French PM Lecornu Scrambles to Build Government Ahead of Budget Deadline
French PM Sebastien Lecornu races against time to form a government after a key ally pulled out, aiming to pass the 2026 budget amid political deadlock and debt pressure.