Europe Launches LUNA Simulator to Pave the Way for Moon Missions
Europe launches LUNA, a new lunar simulator to train astronauts and collaborate on moon missions alongside NASA’s Artemis program.
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Cyprus Leader Highlights China’s Social Progress Amid Europe’s Challenges
Eleni Evagorou discusses Europe’s neoliberal challenges and China’s achievements in poverty alleviation and gender equality, advocating for learning from socialism with Chinese characteristics.
Chinese Commerce Minister Wang Wentao Visits Europe for EV Tariff Talks
Chinese Commerce Minister Wang Wentao visits Europe on September 19 to discuss EU’s EV tariff measures, aiming to resolve trade tensions and boost cross-border electric vehicle trade.
Global Manufacturing PMI Steady at 48.9, Five-Month Contraction Continues
Global Manufacturing PMI holds steady at 48.9 in August, marking five months of contraction. Asia shows stability above 50, while Europe and Americas remain below.
WHO Confirms Mpox Is Not a New COVID-19 Threat
WHO assures mpox is not the new COVID-19, emphasizing that existing control measures are effective in managing its spread globally.
Norway and Netherlands Gear Up for New Mpox Variant Amid European Alert
Norway and the Netherlands heighten alert for a new mpox variant after Sweden’s first Clade I case, ensuring robust health preparedness and vaccine availability.
Europe Faces Widespread Power Cuts and Water Shortages Amid Intense Heatwave
Europe grapples with widespread power cuts and water shortages amid unprecedented heatwaves, straining energy and water infrastructure across the continent.
Brutal Heat Wave Sparks Deadly Wildfires Across Southern Europe
Devastating wildfires in southern Europe, particularly Italy, claim lives of brave firefighters amid an intense heat wave disrupting daily life.
Apple Delays AI Feature Launch in Europe Amid EU Regulations
Apple delays launching three AI-powered features in Europe due to the EU’s Digital Markets Act, which requires compatibility with rival products.
BCECC Chair Warns: More Trade Barriers Could Set Europe Back
BCECC Chairman Bernard Dewitm warns that Europe’s move to impose more trade barriers could lead to economic regression and retaliatory tariffs from China and other nations.