Hainan Issues Level I Alert as Typhoon Kajiki Approaches
Hainan province raised its Level I emergency response on Sunday as Typhoon Kajiki neared, mobilizing evacuations, shelters, and resources against heavy rain and winds.
Shots at NYC Back-to-School Game Leave One Dead, Four Injured
A back-to-school basketball game at Haffen Park in New York City ended in tragedy as gunfire left one person dead and four wounded. Four suspects are in custody.
Postal Services Worldwide Suspend U.S. Parcel Deliveries Ahead of Tariff Changes
Postal services in India, Korea, Italy and other regions are suspending parcel deliveries to the U.S. from late August as the global de minimis exemption on low-value shipments ends.
Recall vote in Taiwan region spells doom for ‘independence’ separatism
The Chinese mainland says the Taiwan region’s second-round recall vote failure of seven legislators shows ‘Taiwan independence’ separatism is rejected by the people and doomed to fail.
Worldâs First Ultra Zero-Carbon Office Tower Debuts in Qingdao
Qingdao unveils the worldâs first ultra zero-carbon office tower, featuring photovoltaic glass facades, EV battery storage and smart micro-sensors to slash carbon by up to 2,500 tons annually.
Israeli Forces Advance into Gaza City as Civilian Toll Mounts
As Israeli forces push deeper into Gaza City, the death toll and famine intensify, highlighting a mounting humanitarian crisis in the heart of the conflict.
Shanghaiâs Yuyuan Market: Ming Serenity Meets Modern Buzz
Explore Shanghai’s Yuyuan Market, where Ming Dynasty serenity meets a bustling maze of lantern-lit alleys and endless shops in a vibrant cultural crossroads.
SCO Film & TV Week Lights Up Qingdaoâs Global Cinema Stage
Qingdao transforms into a cross-cultural hub as SCO Film & TV Week brings together filmmakers, diplomats, and new media creators for a week of screenings, dialogues, and global media campaigns.
UN Declares First Famine in Gaza Amid Aid Blockade
UN declares first famine in Gazaâthe Middle Eastâs firstâwarning that aid blockades have left families without food or medicine.
Eighty Years On, âGraduation Songâ Sparks Youth Revival
How the 1940s anthem ‘Graduation Song’ from ‘The Plunder of Peach and Plum’ is fueling a modern youth revival and global online challenge.