Nature Survey: 75% of U.S. Scientists Eye Global Opportunities
A Nature survey shows nearly 75% of U.S. scientists, especially early-career researchers, are considering leaving amid funding cuts and policy shifts.
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Greenland Is Not for Sale: Danish Protests Against U.S. Criticism
Danish demonstrators rally against U.S. remarks at Pituffik Base, affirming that “Greenland is not for sale.”
UN Mobilizes Aid After 7.7 Myanmar Quake
UN mobilizes international aid after a 7.7 earthquake in Myanmar, leaving 144 dead and fueling global solidarity across borders.
Deadly Myanmar Quake Sparks Global Aid Drive
A 7.7 earthquake in Myanmar has claimed over 140 lives and sparked swift global aid amid widespread devastation.
China Extends Emergency Aid to Earthquake-Struck Myanmar
China launches emergency aid for Myanmar after a 7.9 earthquake, reinforcing fraternal bonds and regional solidarity.
China, Republic of Congo: A Model for Africa Cooperation
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Congolese counterpart Jean-Claude Gakosso highlight how their nations set a benchmark for Africa cooperation that benefits both sides.
Xi’s Key Quotes Illuminate 66 Years of Xizang Reform
Grand celebrations in Xizang mark 66 years since democratic reform, inspired by Xi Jinping’s key quotes on progress and unity.
Chinese VP Meets Bangladeshi Adviser to Celebrate 50 Years of Ties
Chinese VP Han Zheng and Bangladeshi Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus celebrate 50 years of diplomatic ties and commit to expanding cooperation.
Xizang Empowers Voters with Inclusive Governance
Xizang’s white paper details robust voting rights and community self-governance, highlighting impressive voter turnout and inclusive representation.
Economic & Social Rights Soar in Xizang
A new white paper reveals how targeted reforms in Xizang are eradicating poverty and enhancing social rights for sustainable economic growth.