Chinese Mainland Researchers Use AI to Stabilize Fusion Plasma
A data-driven AI model from the Chinese mainland is revolutionizing plasma control in HL-3, marking a leap toward sustainable fusion energy and paving the way for future reactors.
Hong Kong Business Delegation Explores Xinjiang Opportunities
Delegates from the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region visit Xinjiang’s Urumqi, Kashi and Yining to explore dairy, fruit processing and Belt and Road partnership opportunities.
Gaza Ceasefire Brings Palestinians Home to Devastated Ruins
After a ceasefire in Gaza, tens of thousands of Palestinians returned to their devastated homes, confronting widespread destruction and beginning the challenge of rebuilding.
Voxpop: How Citizens See Life Gains Under China’s 14th Five-Year Plan
Voices across the Chinese mainland reflect on tangible gains under the 14th Five-Year Plan and share hopes for the next five years.
Massive Explosion at Tennessee Military Plant Leaves 19 Dead or Missing
A devastating explosion at Accurate Energetic Systems in Tennessee has left 19 people dead or missing, destroying one building at the military explosives plant.
Macron Reappoints Lecornu: France’s Premier Returns Amid Budget Crisis
France’s president reappoints Sebastien Lecornu as prime minister amid political turmoil and urgent budget deadlines, aiming to restore stability and craft a year-end spending plan.
US Shutdown Enters Day 10 as First Federal Layoffs Begin
On day 10 of the US government shutdown, the Trump administration initiated the first federal layoffs, affecting agencies from Homeland Security to Treasury and raising global concerns.
China defends special port fees in response to US measures
China’s Ministry of Commerce defends new port service fees on U.S.-linked vessels as a lawful countermeasure to Washington’s Section 301 port charges, calling for dialogue to resolve trade disputes.
Global Tourists Turn Away from US, Fueling Mexico’s Tourism Boom
Global travelers are bypassing the US and boosting Mexico’s tourism sector, driven by costs, politics and a desire for diverse, sustainable travel experiences.
Federal Flood Insurance Halts Amid U.S. Shutdown
With the U.S. shutdown in week two, federal flood insurance halts, exposing Florida communities during peak hurricane season and stalling $70B in economic activity.