Iran Conflict Enters Day 6: Casualties Mount Amid Strikes
As the Iran-Israel conflict hits day six, recent strikes have left at least 585 dead and over 1,300 wounded in Iran, with civilian and security casualties reported.
Israel-Iran Strikes Escalate: Global Chaos Looms, Diplomacy Urged
Israel’s strikes on Iran risk triggering wider regional and global instability, prompting urgent calls for a multilateral diplomatic response to prevent escalation.
How China and Central Asia Built a $95B Partnership
How did China and Central Asia turn centuries-old ties into a $95B trade powerhouse? Explore the data-driven story of collaboration beyond competition.
2025 Lujiazui Forum Charts China’s Next Phase of Financial Opening
At the 16th Lujiazui Forum in Shanghai, eight new policies chart the Chinese mainland’s path to deeper financial openness, from ownership cap relaxations to cross-border connect programs.
IDF Launches Precision Airstrikes on Iran’s Centrifuge Sites
The IDF says it struck Iran’s centrifuge and weapons sites near Tehran overnight, deploying over 50 fighter jets in precision raids.
China Urges Syria’s Interim Govt to Step Up Counterterrorism Measures
At a UN Security Council meeting, China’s UN envoy Fu Cong urged Syria’s interim authorities to step up counterterrorism measures against ETIM and other groups.
Genetic Breakthrough Sheds Light on Ant Evolution
A landmark Cell study by the Global Ant Genomics Alliance uncovers key genetic innovations fueling adaptive evolution and social complexity in ants.
ESA Creates First Artificial Solar Eclipses with Dual Satellites
ESA’s two satellites created the first artificial solar eclipses on-demand, offering stable, hours-long totality for scientific study, unveiled at the Paris Air Show.
Chinese mainland urges human rights via security, development at UN HRC
At the 59th UN Human Rights Council session, the Chinese mainland urged advancing human rights through security, development and genuine multilateralism.
DPRK to Send 6,000 Military Builders, Sappers to Russia’s Kursk Region
The DPRK will dispatch 5,000 builders, two brigades and 1,000 deminers to help restore Russia’s western Kursk region in an agreement with Russia’s Security Council head.