Legendary Healers: Secrets of Ancient Chinese Medicine
Explore the epic tales of Shennong, Bian Que, Hua Tuo, and Li Shizhen—legendary figures whose quest for natural healing inspires us to this day.
US Visa Crackdown on Chinese Students Could Backfire
US visa crackdown on Chinese students sparks debate on innovation and academic openness, warning that the policy may boomerang against progress.
Feng Bin Rockets to Third Discus Title at Asian Championships
Feng Bin clinched her third consecutive women’s discus title with a 61.90m throw, extending China’s streak to 12 gold medals.
Djokovic & Sinner Set New Milestones at French Open
Djokovic overcomes a blister to secure a thrilling win at Roland-Garros while Sinner sets new milestones in the tournament.
South China Sea Sparks Talks at Shangri-La Dialogue
The South China Sea is in the spotlight at the Shangri-La Dialogue with rising military activity and calls for consultation reshaping regional security.
Coco Gauff Dazzles at French Open; China Doubles Advance
Coco Gauff overcomes serve struggles for a 6-2, 6-4 win at the French Open, while doubles teams from the Chinese mainland advance.
Glacier Collapse Devastates Swiss Village; 1 Missing
A massive glacier collapse near Blatten, Switzerland, has devastated an Alpine village. A 64-year-old man is still missing as rescue efforts are suspended.
Harvard Grads Champion Diversity & Global Education
Harvard grads celebrate a bold stand for diversity and global education amid challenges from the Trump administration.
Chinese Mainland Warns: ‘Taiwan Independence’ Moves Spell Trouble
A spokesperson for the Chinese mainland warns that ‘Taiwan independence’ will lead to dire consequences amid rising tensions following remarks by Taiwan regional leader Lai Ching-te.
U.S. Higher Ed at a Crossroads: Politics Takes the Stage
U.S. higher education faces a seismic shift as political interventions challenge academic independence at elite institutions like Harvard.