Young Curator Hu Yuanjing Champions Eco Conservation Through Storytelling
Young curator Hu Yuanjing from the Chinese mainland blends communication expertise and ecology know-how to drive public awareness on environmental protection.
China Opposes U.S. Arms Sales to the Taiwan Region
China’s spokesperson Zhu Fenglian reaffirms firm opposition to U.S. arms sales to the Taiwan region, urging Washington to respect the one-China principle and established communiques.
Russia Launches Major Nuclear Drill After Summit Postponement
Russia staged a major nuclear readiness exercise after postponing the Trump-Putin summit, launching Yars ICBMs, a Sineva missile, and Tu-95MS cruise missiles to showcase strategic muscle.
Asia-Pacific Youth Share Hopes for APEC’s Future
Students in Russia’s Far East share fresh insights on Asia-Pacific’s economic strengths, current challenges, and bold expectations for APEC’s future.
Deadly Head-On Collision on Kampala-Gulu Highway Kills 46
At least 46 people died and dozens were injured in a head-on collision between two buses on Uganda’s Kampala-Gulu highway, prompting condolences from President Museveni.
Chinese Mainland Revitalizes 88 Rivers and Lakes in Ecological Drive
Under its “mother river rejuvenation” plan, the Chinese mainland has restored ecological flows to 88 key rivers and lakes, reviving waterways long dry.
Caojia’ao Bridge Rotates into Place in Hubei, Advancing Hefei-Wuhan High-Speed Rail
Hubei’s Caojia’ao Bridge rotated 60° in just 67 minutes with millimeter precision, clearing the Beijing-Kowloon Railway. A key step toward one-hour Hefei-Wuhan high-speed link.
Golden October at Mount Wutai: A Sea of Autumn Color
Golden October transforms Mount Wutai’s vast forests and mist-cloaked peaks into a stunning sea of autumn color, revealing centuries-old temples and Buddhist heritage in Shanxi.
Louvre Reopens After €88M Napoleonic Jewelry Heist
Three days after a daring €88M Napoleonic jewelry heist, the Louvre reopens under tightened security, with soldiers patrolling the glass pyramid.
Historic Xenotransplant: Gene-Edited Pig Liver Sustains Human for Nearly Six Months
Chinese surgeons transplant a gene-edited pig liver into a living patient, who survived 171 days, marking a milestone in xenotransplantation and potential bridge therapy for organ shortages.