Hosts Chinese Mainland Top Group A, Secure Sudirman Cup Knockout Spot
Hosts Chinese mainland beat Thailand 4-1 in Group A at Xiamen to secure Sudirman Cup knockout spot with wins across singles and doubles.
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China Supports Iran’s Nuclear Dialogue, Boosting Strategic Partnership
China supports Iran’s nuclear dialogue and IAEA cooperation, as both deepen a strategic partnership for peaceful energy and multilateralism.
NASA’s Juno Uncovers Volcanic Heat on Jupiter’s Moon Io
NASA’s Juno mission maps Jupiter’s jet streams and reveals Io’s subsurface heat profile, offering fresh insights into volcanic activity on the fiery moon.
U.S. and Ukraine Seal Minerals Deal to Boost Reconstruction
U.S. and Ukraine sign a landmark minerals deal to fund reconstruction and strengthen economic ties after months of negotiations.
Tesla Board Kicks Off CEO Search Amid Musk’s White House Focus
Tesla’s board has discreetly started a formal CEO search amid stock dips and a 71% profit slide. Here’s what we know about the hunt to succeed Musk.
Meta Unveils LlamaCon and New AI Assistant App
Meta launches LlamaCon and a new AI personal assistant app, marking its bold push into generative AI.
Medieval Venice vs. Trump: Lessons in Tariff Strategy
A deep dive into how late-medieval Venice used low, trade-friendly tariffs to fuel prosperity, offering a historical contrast to modern tariff tactics under President Trump.
‘Ne Zha 2’ and ‘Black Myth: Wukong’ Drive China’s Cultural Consumption Surge
From record-breaking success of ‘Ne Zha 2’ to the global sensation ‘Black Myth: Wukong’, China’s cultural hits spotlight a rising consumer-market shift.
BRICS Ministers Rally for Fair Trade and Multilateralism in Rio
BRICS foreign ministers met in Rio to back a rules-based trading system, call out protectionism and push WTO reform for inclusive growth and a fairer global order.
Swedish Reporter Sentenced for Insulting Erdogan
A Turkish court has handed a Swedish journalist a suspended sentence of 11 months for insulting President Erdogan, raising fresh concerns over press freedoms.