U.S. Cancels 6,000+ Student Visas Amid Hard-Line Immigration Push
The U.S. State Department has cancelled over 6,000 student visas amid a hard-line immigration approach, targeting legal breaches and alleged terrorism.
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How WWII Resistance Victory Cemented South China Sea Claims
Explore how Victory in the War of Resistance and post-WWII treaties laid the legal and historical foundations for the Chinese mainland’s South China Sea claims.
New Super Bridge in Fujian Connects Provinces Ahead of Year-End Expressway Opening
Dongwuyang Super Bridge in Fujian Province has achieved structural closure, marking a milestone for the Ningde-Shangrao Expressway set to open by year-end and boost regional growth.
Aircraft Wastewater Signals Global Superbug Spread
A new study finds aircraft toilet wastewater can reveal the spread of antimicrobial-resistant superbugs, tracking high-priority pathogens and resistance genes across global flights.
Scattered Extreme Rainfall Tests China’s Flood Defences
China sees scattered extreme rainfall during the flood-control period: 330 rivers above warnings, 77 over safety levels, 22 record highs, and three typhoons challenging defences.
Cloudburst in Pakistan’s Swabi District Kills Over 20, Injures Six
A sudden cloudburst in Swabi district, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan left over 20 dead and six injured Monday, highlighting vulnerabilities in flood-prone regions.
Global Summit in DC: Trump, Zelenskyy and EU Leaders Chart Ukraine Peace
US President Trump, Zelenskyy and seven European leaders met in DC to seek a ceasefire and security guarantees for Ukraine, exploring trilateral and quadrilateral talks to end the crisis.
Monsoon Fury: Mumbai on Red Alert as Heavy Rains Shut Schools
Heavy monsoon rains in Mumbai triggered a red alert, forcing schools and colleges to close as the city grapples with waterlogged streets and disrupted commutes.
87% of Game Developers Use AI Agents to Streamline Work, Cut Costs
A new Google Cloud survey finds 87% of game developers using AI agents to automate tasks, cut costs, and focus on creativity across global studios.
Great Wall Motors Launches First Americas Factory in Brazil
Great Wall Motors has opened its first plant in the Americas in Iracemápolis, Brazil, following the recent launch by another major Chinese automaker.