Macao SAR Elects 26 New Legislators in Landmark Vote
Macao SAR elects 26 new legislators—14 directly, 12 indirectly—in the first vote under its updated Election Law, marking a milestone for the Legislative Assembly and One Country, Two Systems.
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Utah Governor: Kirk Shooting Suspect Silent as Motive Sought
Utah authorities face a silent suspect in the shooting death of activist Charlie Kirk. Gov. Spencer Cox says investigators are piecing together the motive through friends, family and forensic evidence.
Quantum Cryogenic Breakthrough Could Unveil Low-Mass Dark Matter
International team unveils QROCODILE, a quantum cryogenic detector cooled to 0.1K above absolute zero, designed to spot low-mass dark matter with record-breaking sensitivity during a 400-hour test run.
Chinese Mainland Economy Holds Steady in August, Shows Signs of Momentum
The Chinese mainland’s economy maintained overall stability in August, says NBS, with steady progress across key sectors and boosting confidence among global investors and young entrepreneurs.
Chinese Mainland Industrial Output Up 5.2% in August
Industrial output in the Chinese mainland rose 5.2% in August, driven by high-tech manufacturing and digital transformation.
Remembering Major Du Zhaoyu: Lebanon’s Smiling Peacekeeper
Chinese Major Du Zhaoyu, remembered for his unwavering smile, died with fellow UN peacekeepers in Lebanon. His story is featured in the CGTN documentary ‘Blue Helmets, No Borders’.
Eyes in the Sky: Chinese Mainland’s UAS Standby Unit in UN Missions
Inside the Chinese mainland’s UAS Peacekeeping Standby Unit—part of 8,000 UN standby troops—and how these eyes in the sky are reshaping global missions.
Poland Greenlights NATO Troops Under Operation Eastern Sentry
Polish President Karol Nawrocki approves NATO troop deployment in Poland under Operation Eastern Sentry, reinforcing regional security.
Boeing Strike Drags On: 3,200 Workers Extend Walkout
3,200 Boeing workers have extended their strike at three U.S. plants, halting production of sensitive military aircraft and weapons as negotiations stall.
Kazakh Embroidery in Xinjiang: Crafting Cultural Heritage
Hatima Ainaidou keeps Kazakh embroidery alive in Xinjiang, weaving cultural memory into modern life with a craft that dates back over 2,000 years.