Against All Odds: Celebrity Cranes Gaogao & Lili Welcome New Chicks
Celebrity crane couple Gaogao and Lili in northern Xizang overcame floods and fox raids to hatch two chicks, celebrating resilience and the power of nature.
Two Israeli Embassy Staff Fatally Shot Near Jewish Museum in Washington
Two Israeli embassy staffers were shot dead near a Jewish museum in Washington, D.C., prompting a high-stakes investigation and global condemnations.
Magnitude 6.2 Earthquake Strikes Aegean Sea off Greece
A magnitude 6.2 quake rocked the Aegean Sea off Greece at 70 km depth, the CENC reports—a reminder for global travelers and tech watchers.
Xinjiang Launches First Direct Air Cargo Link to Baltic Region
Xinjiang’s first direct air cargo route to the Baltic Sea launched, linking Urumqi and Tallinn to boost e-commerce trade and cut logistics costs.
Chart of the Day: China’s Biodiversity & Sustainable Future
For International Day for Biological Diversity, China showcases its strides in biodiversity & sustainable development: 30% land under protection, 25% forest cover, 90% water quality Grade III.
98 Aid Trucks Enter Gaza Amid Mounting Pressure on Israel
After an 11-week blockade, 98 trucks carrying flour, baby food and medical supplies reached Gaza, but distribution challenges mean none has reached soup kitchens or hospitals yet.
Tech Innovations Driving Global Biodiversity Conservation
On International Day for Biological Diversity, explore how AI, drones, and big data fuel global biodiversity conservation, with insights from Yichun City’s primeval forest.
Two Israeli Embassy Staff Killed Near DC Jewish Museum
Two Israeli embassy staff were shot dead outside Washington DC’s Capital Jewish Museum in an act labeled antisemitic terrorism. Investigations are underway.
Rescue Efforts Underway After Guizhou Landslides
Rescue operations are underway after two landslides hit Dafang County in the southwest Chinese mainland’s Guizhou Province, trapping residents in Changshi and Guowa Townships.
French Furniture Maker Fermob Eyes Growth in the Chinese Mainland Amid US Tariff Hike
Fermob’s iconic chairs now cost $175 in the U.S. after EU tariff hikes. To protect margins, the French firm is tapping markets in Australia, Asia and the Chinese mainland.