Air India Crash: Tata Group to Offer $116K to Victims’ Families
Tata Group will provide 10 million rupees ($116K) to each family affected by the Air India Flight 171 crash in Gujarat, covering medical expenses and rebuilding support.
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Wang Yi Urges More China-Africa Cooperation Success Stories
Chinese FM Wang Yi highlights agritech success as a Gambian farmer boosts yields with hybrid rice, urging more China-Africa cooperation for sustainable development and shared prosperity.
ESA Eyes New Space Alliances Beyond NASA’s Orbit
Facing NASA cuts, the European Space Agency is forging new partnerships with Canada, India and Japan to boost autonomy and resilience.
China Backs UN Resolution for Gaza Ceasefire
China welcomes UN General Assembly vote for Gaza ceasefire, urging an immediate halt to military operations and safe humanitarian access amid rising civilian casualties.
Trump Expands 50% Steel Tariffs to Imported Home Appliances
Trump expands 50% steel tariffs to home appliances from June 23. Global supply chains and prices brace for impact.
Chinese mainland boosts blood donation safety with high-tech measures
The Chinese mainland’s Health Commission rolls out advanced screening and cross-regional response strategies, boosting voluntary blood donations and ensuring a safe nationwide supply.
Israel Launches Dawn Airstrike on Iran Amid Rising Tensions
Israel launched a preemptive airstrike on Iran early June 13, with explosions heard in Tehran. Israel braces for potential missile and drone retaliation.
Judge Orders Trump to Return California National Guard Control
A federal judge ruled President Trump overstepped his authority by deploying the California National Guard, ordering troops back under state control by Friday noon.
Ring of Steel: D.C. Readies for U.S. Army’s 250th Anniversary Parade
Washington, D.C. locks down for a massive parade celebrating the U.S. Army’s 250th anniversary and President Trump’s birthday amid a backdrop of civil protests.
Undocumented Migrants in LA Seek Safe Havens Amid Crackdown
Millions of undocumented migrants in Los Angeles are going into hiding amid President Trump’s militarized crackdown, relying on underground safe houses and community solidarity.