US Energy Flags South Korea for Lab Data Misstep
US DOE flags South Korea over lab data mishandling, sparking debate in Seoul while broader cooperation remains unaffected.
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Qingdao Sparks Growth with New Apprenticeship Programs
Qingdao, the “City of Craftsmen,” launches new vocational training programs in 2025 to boost industrial development and cultivate technical talent.
Ceasefire on Edge: Gaza Strikes Kill Hundreds, Tensions Escalate
Gaza air strikes kill 326 people, jeopardizing a two-month ceasefire and escalating tensions amid a hostage crisis with Hamas.
Trump-Putin Talks: Ceasefire on the Horizon?
Trump and Putin are set to discuss a 30-day ceasefire and reshape Ukraine territorial talks in a high-stakes meeting.
Wang Yi to Lead Trilateral Talks in Tokyo
Chinese FM Wang Yi, a Political Bureau member of the CPC Central Committee, attends the 11th China-Japan-ROK meeting in Tokyo, co-chairing an economic dialogue set to boost cooperation.
NASA Astronauts Begin Return Home on SpaceX Capsule
NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams begin their return home on a SpaceX capsule after a dramatic marathon mission at the ISS.
11 Champions Defend Titles at Nanjing Indoor Championships
Eleven champions are set to defend their titles at the World Athletics Indoor Championships in Nanjing, promising record-breaking performances.
South Korea Clinches 9-6 Victory Over China in Curling Thriller
In Uijeongbu, hosts South Korea clinched a dramatic 9-6 win over China at the World Women’s Curling Championship, marking their fourth consecutive win.
Bach Calls for Unity and Neutrality at IOC Session
Outgoing IOC President Bach calls for unity and political neutrality to safeguard the future of the Olympic Movement.
IOC Presidency in Final Stretch: 7 Contenders in Greece
The race for the IOC presidency nears its climax as seven top contenders vie to shape the future of the Olympic Games in Greece.