Public Transport Resumes in South China as Typhoon Kajiki Weakens
After Typhoon Kajiki weakened, public transport services in Hainan and Guangdong are resuming, with ports, ferries, and airports reopening and over 5,000 trucks cleared.
Chinese mainland fires up first section of Sichuan-to-East gas pipeline
The Chinese mainland launched the first 56 km leg of its second Sichuan-to-East gas pipeline, adding 3 bcm capacity now and setting a 20 bcm goal by 2027.
Xi’an to Host 2025 Euro-Asia Economic Forum on Sustainable Development
Xi’an will host the 11th Euro-Asia Economic Forum from Sept 23–25, 2025, focusing on sustainable development, tech innovation and Eurasian cooperation under the Belt and Road Initiative.
Trump Eyes Third Summit with DPRK’s Kim Jong Un During ROK Visit
President Trump tells ROK’s Lee he hopes to meet DPRK leader Kim Jong Un later this year, signaling a new push for nuclear diplomacy and economic ties.
China’s Long March-8A Launches 10th Internet Satellites into LEO
China’s Long March-8A rocket sent the 10th group of internet satellites into low Earth orbit, marking a major step toward global, low-latency connectivity.
China-Russia Parliamentary Partnership Marks 20 Years of Collaboration
Zhao Leji and Vyacheslav Volodin met in Beijing for the 10th parliamentary cooperation session, marking 20 years of China-Russia strategic partnership and aiming for deeper ties.
Advisors Unite to Shape Chinese Mainland’s 15th Five-Year Plan
Political advisors convened to pool insights for the Chinese mainland’s 15th Five-Year Plan, aiming to boost economic strength, tech innovation and modernization goals for 2026–2030.
Weather Grounds SpaceX Starship’s 10th Launch
SpaceX’s 10th Starship launch postponed by cloudy skies in Texas; rescheduled to Tuesday as Musk addresses development hiccups on the path to Mars.
New Beginnings: UN Programs Transforming Lives of Former FARC Members
Since the 2016 peace treaty, UN vocational training and trauma support programs are helping former FARC members rebuild their lives and strengthen communities in Colombia.
Back to School Under Heat Stress: US Students Face Sweltering Classrooms
76% of US students attend schools in heat-island zones that add 13°C+. In Florida, conditions are more extreme, and a Miami mother’s tragedy is sparking new safety efforts.