Malaysians Voice Concerns Over Japan’s Fukushima Water Release
Malaysian residents express concerns over Japan’s plan to release treated Fukushima wastewater, fearing impacts on fishing, agriculture, and global ecosystems.
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India Train Crash Survivor Demands Railway Reform
A deadly train collision in Odisha, India, kills 275, linked to signal failure. Survivors call for urgent railway reforms to prevent future tragedies.
India’s Odisha Train Crash: Survivors Recount Horror as Death Toll Hits 294
India’s deadliest train crash in decades leaves 294 dead; survivor recounts harrowing moments as rescue operations continue in Odisha.
Indian Social Workers Rally Support After Deadly Odisha Train Crash
Following India’s deadliest train crash in 20 years, social workers in Odisha mobilize supplies and support for survivors, showcasing global solidarity in crisis response.
India Train Crash Death Toll Reaches 288; Survivors Receiving Care
A tragic train collision in India’s Odisha state leaves 288 dead, 803 injured—the country’s deadliest rail disaster in over two decades. Survivors rushed to hospitals as investigations begin.
Gen Z Voices: Japanese Student Backs BRI’s Global Impact
A Japanese student highlights BRI’s global influence on its 10th anniversary, emphasizing trade and mutual benefits beyond direct participants.
Philippine Student Bridges Cultures Through ‘Journey to the West’ Passion
A Philippine student’s love for Chinese classic ‘Journey to the West’ fuels academic pursuits at Tsinghua University, highlighting cultural connections in global education.
Gen Z Bridges Cultures: Chinese and Japanese Architecture Under BRI Spotlight
A Japanese student at Tsinghua University shares how BRI-driven cultural exchanges reveal shared architectural heritage between China and Japan, empowering Gen Z collaboration.
Japan Faces Growing Global Pushback on Fukushima Water Release Plan
Japan’s proposal to release treated Fukushima wastewater faces global resistance as G7 withholds support and Seoul citizens rally against potential environmental risks.
From Poverty to Prosperity: Xizang Families Thrive After Relocation
Xizang’s poverty alleviation efforts have transformed lives, with over 628,000 residents overcoming poverty. A story of relocation, opportunity, and new beginnings.