Manhunt Intensifies for Suspect in UnitedHealth Executive’s Targeted Murder
Authorities are tightening the noose on the suspect behind the targeted murder of UnitedHealth executive Brian Thompson in New York City.
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Ningxia’s Green Revolution: Turning Desert Sands into a Sustainable Oasis
Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region’s remarkable transformation from arid lands to a flourishing oasis sets a global example in combating desertification.
US Approves Advanced AI Chip Exports to Microsoft’s UAE Facility
The U.S. approves export of advanced AI chips to Microsoft’s UAE facility, deepening ties with Emirati AI firm G42 amid national security concerns.
China’s AG100 Trainer Aircraft Begins Commercial Operations
China’s homegrown AG100 trainer aircraft has officially entered commercial operation, marking a significant advancement in the nation’s aviation industry.
Science Saturday: Breakthroughs in Quantum Computing, Human Skeleton Mapping & More
Discover the latest breakthroughs in quantum computing, a comprehensive human skeleton map, revolutionary cooling technology, and high-purity graphite production in this week’s Science Saturday.
Tengchong Scientists Forum 2024 Unites Global Experts for Tech-Driven Innovation
A thousand experts gather at the Tengchong Scientists Forum 2024 in Yunnan, focusing on tech-driven innovation and high-quality development through global scientific collaboration.
Chinese Observatories Successfully Track and Capture Images of Near-Earth Asteroid 2024 XA1
Chinese observatories capture rare images of near-Earth asteroid 2024 XA1, marking the 11th successful early warning and highlighting China’s pivotal role in space monitoring.
China Unveils Massive Digital Soil Database to Revolutionize Environmental Research
China launches a high-precision digital soil database covering over 63,000 profiles nationwide, enhancing research in environmental and agricultural sciences.
Single Mutation in H5N1 Virus Raises Concerns Over Human Transmission
A new study reveals that a single mutation in the H5N1 virus could facilitate easier transmission among humans, highlighting the need for continued surveillance.
China’s New Trade-In Program Boosts Green Tech Adoption
China’s new trade-in policy is driving a surge in green consumption, encouraging consumers to replace older products with eco-friendly alternatives and boosting sustainable technology innovation.