Soybean Glut: U.S. Farmers Stuck Under Tariffs
New tariffs leave U.S. soybeans piling up in silos as buyers shift to South America. Farmers call for market access, not just handouts.
China’s Female Astronauts: Pioneers of the Final Frontier
Meet Liu Yang, Wang Yaping, and Wang Haoze: China’s female space pioneers who broke barriers, inspired a generation, and reached for the stars.
How AI Can Power the UN Sustainable Development Goals by 2030
Gong Ke highlights how AI boosts clean energy and resource efficiency like Shenzhen’s 40% cost cut, while urging digital equity and green governance for the UN SDGs by 2030.
Manchester Synagogue Attack: Suspect Shot Dead After Killing Two
On Yom Kippur, police shot dead a suspect after two people were killed in an attack at Manchester’s Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation synagogue. PM Starmer cuts summit short.
Building Trust: Key to Unlocking AI’s Potential, Says Former Citibank VP
Former Citibank VP Edgar Perez says building public trust through transparency, accountability and fairness is vital to unlocking AI’s transformative power across industries.
Chinese Railways See Record 23M Trips on National Day Holiday
China’s railways hit a record 23.13 million trips on the first day of the eight-day National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holiday, fueling a nationwide travel boom.
Discover Yulong Snow Mountain: Yunnan’s Black and White Wonder
Explore Yulong Snow Mountain’s 13 peaks, sacred heritage, diverse ecosystems, and tips for a sustainable visit to this ‘Black and White Snow Mountain’ in Yunnan.
Italy-China Dialogue Paves Way for Joint City Civilization Center
At the Sino-Italian Dialogue on Urban Civilization in Rome, China and Italy launched the Italy-China Joint Center for City Civilization, blending cultural heritage with sustainable city innovation.
Israeli Forces Intercept ‘Florida’ Aid Boat Bound for Gaza
On October 2, Israeli forces intercepted the ‘Florida’ aid vessel bound for Gaza, with the Global Sumud Flotilla claiming it was deliberately rammed at sea.
Global Outcry as Israeli Forces Intercept Gaza Aid Flotilla
Israeli forces intercepted 39 aid boats bound for Gaza, including activists led by Greta Thunberg, sparking global condemnation and renewed debates on humanitarian access.