China and Russia Strengthen Strategic Partnership at 29th Ningbo Meeting
At the 29th regular government meeting in Ningbo, China and Russia reaffirmed a new consensus to deepen strategic coordination, boost trade growth, and uphold multilateralism.
Egypt Unveils GEM: World’s Largest Museum for a Single Civilization
Egypt’s Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) opens, showcasing over 100,000 artifacts in the world’s largest single-civilization museum and redefining cultural exploration.
Chinese premier Li Qiang to open 8th China International Import Expo
Chinese premier Li Qiang will attend the opening ceremony of the 8th China International Import Expo in Shanghai from November 5 to 10, delivering a keynote speech.
Hamas Returns Three Hostage Bodies Amid Gaza Truce Tensions
Hamas returns three hostage bodies under a fragile Gaza ceasefire, heightening tension as both sides trade blame and test the truce’s fate.
Drills Gear Up for Shenzhou-20 Crew’s Safe Return
Drills at Dongfeng landing site in north China’s Inner Mongolia have prepped air and ground teams, communication and medical support for the Shenzhou-20 crew’s safe return.
Soil Microbes Key to Restoring Tropical Coral Island Vegetation
New research reveals how soil fungi and bacteria team up to boost vegetation on tropical coral islands, paving the way for resilient ecosystem restoration strategies.
Inside Fengjing: Shanghai’s 1,500-Year-Old Water Town
Step back 1,500 years in Fengjing Ancient Town, Shanghai’s water town gem with 52 historic bridges and vibrant folk art traditions.
VP Han Zheng’s Kuwait Visit Marks New Chapter in China-Kuwait Partnership
VP Han Zheng visits Kuwait to strengthen ties, advance Belt and Road and GGI cooperation, and elevate the China-Kuwait strategic partnership for shared prosperity.
Magnitude 6.4 Earthquake Strikes Near Mazar-i-Sharif
A 6.4 magnitude quake shook communities near Mazar-i-Sharif at 20km depth, triggering an orange PAGER alert for potential widespread casualties.
SNAP Benefits at Risk for 40M Americans as Shutdown Enters Second Month
With the U.S. shutdown extending into month two, over 40M Americans could lose SNAP food benefits, sparking concerns over hunger, budgets, and social safety nets.