Dubai Soars Ahead with Middle East’s First Electric Air Taxi Test Flight
Dubai’s transport authority and Joby Aviation completed the Middle East’s first electric air taxi test flight, marking a leap in urban mobility and sustainable travel.
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Scholars and Experts Urge Japan to Confront Wartime History
At a June symposium marking the 80th anniversary of the Chinese People’s War of Resistance, scholars and experts urged Japan to confront its wartime history through oral testimonies and archives.
Guided by the Genglubu: How Tanmen Fishermen Read the South China Sea
Explore the Genglubu, a centuries-old navigation manual used by Tanmen fishermen to chart the South China Sea using stars, currents and ancestral wisdom.
HKSAR Celebrates 28th Anniversary of Return to China
HKSAR government held a flag-raising ceremony on Tuesday to mark the 28th anniversary of Hong Kong’s return to China, celebrating the city’s role as a global crossroads of culture and innovation.
G7 Pushes Iran to Restart Nuclear Talks and Boost IAEA Cooperation
G7 foreign ministers press Iran to resume nuclear negotiations and fully cooperate with IAEA safeguards to strengthen the NPT and regional security.
Trump Signs Executive Order to End Syria Sanctions
President Trump signs an executive order ending decades-old Syria sanctions to support stability and peace while keeping measures on Bashar al-Assad intact.
‘Alligator Alcatraz’: Florida’s New Migrant Detention Center Sparks Protests
Florida’s plan to build ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ sparks protests from migrant advocates, environmentalists and Indigenous groups over human rights and ecological risks.
Drying Borders: US-Mexico Water Tensions Soar Under Trump
As drought grips the US-Mexico border, water wars heat up between nations, industry and communities. Climate change fuels disputes over who gets the last drop.
Rio Gears Up for 17th BRICS Summit: A Stronger Voice for the Global South
As the 17th BRICS Summit kicks off in Rio de Janeiro this July, the bloc expands to 11 members, cementing its role as a key voice for the Global South.
Mexico’s Beloved Panda Xin Xin Celebrates 35 Years
Xin Xin, Latin America’s last giant panda, defies odds in Mexico City, marking her 35th birthday and outliving captive pandas by over a decade.