Man City Dominate Liverpool in Pep’s 1,000th Game 🚀
In Pep Guardiola’s 1,000th match, Man City beat Liverpool 3-0 to stay in the title race. Nottingham Forest stuns Leeds, and Aston Villa thrash Bournemouth.
China’s Wu Yize Stuns Higgins to Claim First Ranking Title in Nanjing
22-year-old Wu Yize shocked four-time champion John Higgins with two centuries, clinching his first ranking title 10-6 at the WST International Championship in Nanjing.
Shutdown Showdown: Senate Advances Funding Bill, Trump Says End Is Near
On day 40 of the longest US government shutdown, the Senate advances a funding bill, and President Trump says an end is in sight as it heads to the House.
West Bank Olive Harvest Turns Violent as Settlers Attack Villagers
During an olive harvest near Beita, settlers attacked Palestinian villagers, activists and journalists, injuring several and raising questions about accountability.
China Suspends Sanctions on US-Linked Hanwha Ocean Subsidiaries
The Chinese mainland pauses countermeasures on five US-linked subsidiaries of Hanwha Ocean for one year as the US halts Section 301 probes into maritime and shipbuilding sectors.
Chinese Mainland Suspends Special Port Fees on U.S. Ships for One Year 🚢
The Chinese mainland will suspend special port fees on U.S. ships for one year, matching the U.S. pause on Section 301 probes, following trade talks in Kuala Lumpur.
Israel Confirms Return of Soldier’s Remains as Gaza Ceasefire Holds
Israel confirms the remains of Lt. Hadar Goldin after 9 years as a fragile Gaza ceasefire holds one month, amid ongoing hostage exchanges and peace talks.
Winter Wings: Birds Return to Poyang Lake Oasis
Thousands of migratory birds have returned to Jiangxi’s Poyang Lake—the Chinese mainland’s largest freshwater lake. Discover why this winter sanctuary is a global biodiversity hotspot!
US USDA Delegation Says Chinese Market Tops Feedback at CIIE
At the 8th China International Import Expo in Shanghai, the USDA delegation learned that the Chinese mainland market drives top engagement, sparking insights for U.S. firms. 🚀
Europe Steps In as U.S. Shutdown Delays Base Salaries
As the U.S. shutdown hits day 40, Italy, Portugal and Germany step up to cover delayed wages for American base staff, while unions warn of growing hardship.