China Clinches Three Titles at BWF Japan Open
China secured three titles at the BWF Japan Open in Tokyo, with Shi Yuqi, Liu Shengshu & Tan Ning, and Jiang Zhenbang & Wei Yaxin claiming gold.
Rainout Secures Japan’s Fourth Straight Women’s Softball Asia Cup Title
Japan claimed its fourth straight Women’s Softball Asia Cup title after a rainout in Xi’an froze standings. Japan, China and Chinese Taipei qualify for the 2026 World Cup.
Warsaw’s Rise: From WWII Ruins to Vibrant Capital
From near-total destruction in 1939 to a thriving cultural and tech hub, discover how Warsaw rose with unwavering spirit and resilience.
China Cruises Past South Korea for Bronze at FIBA Women’s Asia Cup
China dominated South Korea 101-66 in Shenzhen to secure bronze at the FIBA Women’s Asia Cup, powered by sharp shooting and versatile lineups.
Squad from the Chinese mainland Wins Team Free Routine Gold at World Aquatics Championships
The squad from the Chinese mainland won gold in the team free routine at the World Aquatics Championships, scoring 348.478 with “Gravitation” to outpace Spain and Japan.
Chinese Mainland Condemns EU’s New Sanctions on Its Companies
The Chinese mainland condemns the EU’s 18th round of sanctions targeting its companies and financial institutions, warning of trade fallout and promising to defend its rights.
Economist Exec Editor Warns US Tariffs Could Deal Blow to Global Economy
Charlotte Howard of The Economist warns that the US’s proposed 30% tariff on EU imports risks serious economic fallout if the EU retaliates, despite temporary inflation buffers.
EU Firms Call for ‘Business First’ Response to US Tariff Threats
EU firms and experts warn that unpredictable US tariffs are choking global investment and call for a ‘Business First’ strategy to boost growth and stability.
U.S. Plans 100K-Bed Migrant Detention Expansion by 2025
ICE aims to boost U.S. migrant detention capacity from 40K to 100K beds by late 2025, sparking debate over tent-style camps and rights concerns.
Japan Pushes Ahead with U.S. Tariff Talks Despite Election Setback
Japan’s tariff talks with the U.S. remain on track despite the ruling coalition losing its upper house majority ahead of an August 1 deadline.