LA Port Feels the Heat: U.S. Tariffs Trigger 35% Cargo Plunge and Job Fears
U.S. tariffs on goods from the Chinese mainland cut LA Port cargo by 35%, triggering job losses and higher prices in Southern California and beyond.
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10th World Robot Conference Set to Spark Innovation in Beijing This August
Beijing gears up for the 10th World Robot Conference from August 8–12. Hosted by CIE and the World Robot Cooperation Organization, it features ceremonies, forums, an expo, and a competition.
China Urges Accurate WWII Memory at UNGA to Uphold Rules-Based Order
China’s UN envoy Fu Cong urged a correct understanding of WWII, calling for a UN-centered, rules-based order to counter distortion, unilateralism and bullying in today’s world.
Violence Erupts on India-Pakistan Border: 13 Civilians Killed in Poonch
13 civilians and one soldier killed in Poonch amid India-Pakistan ceasefire violations and cross-border shelling.
Last-Minute Thriller: Al Ittihad Rally Past Al Nassr 3-2
Al Ittihad overturned a 2-0 deficit to beat Al Nassr 3-2 with a stoppage-time goal by Houssem Aouar, moving closer to the Saudi Pro League title.
PSG Triumph Over Arsenal 2-1 to Secure Champions League Final Spot
Paris Saint-Germain stunned Arsenal 2-1 on aggregate, securing a spot in the UEFA Champions League final against Inter Milan. Coach Luis Enrique’s rejuvenated PSG aims for glory on May 31.
Rakhimova Stuns Wang Xinyu in Italian Open Opener
Kamilla Rakhimova edged out Wang Xinyu of the Chinese mainland 6-3, 6-2 in a first-round upset at the Italian Open in Rome.
China Sets Terms for U.S.-Requested Trade Talks in Switzerland
China confirms upcoming Sino-U.S. economic talks in Switzerland, stressing it won’t compromise principles in tariff dispute.
Climate-Fueled Wildfires Linked to 15,000 U.S. Deaths
A study finds climate change–driven wildfire smoke caused around 15,000 deaths and $160B in costs across the U.S. from 2006–2020.
World Central Kitchen Halts Gaza Relief Amid Supply Crisis
World Central Kitchen pauses Gaza relief operations amid critical supply shortages, putting daily meals for hundreds of thousands at risk.