Europe’s Heat Wave Unveiled: The Heat Dome Effect
A heat dome from Africa is fueling Europe’s extreme heat wave, worsened by drought and urban factors, highlighting the urgent impact of climate change.
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BRICS Innovation: Chinese Mainland Urges High-Quality Growth
The Chinese mainland urges all BRICS members to lead in innovation and high-quality development amid a tech revolution.
Australia’s Ecosystem Crisis: Bold Investment Needed!
Australia faces an environmental crisis with rising temperatures and species decline. Urgent investment in monitoring systems is needed.
European Giants Demand Pause on AI Act
Top European companies urge a pause on the AI Act, warning that unclear rules risk stifling the EU’s global AI competitiveness.
New Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS Shines in Our Solar System
A newly discovered comet, 3I/ATLAS, from beyond our solar system excites astronomers as it journeys across space.
Qingdao Floats to a Brighter Future with First Offshore Solar PV Project
Qingdao debuts its first offshore floating solar PV project, generating 7.5 MW and 16.7M kWh of green energy annually, setting a new trend in renewable technology.
BRICS Unite to Fight TB: New Global Health Strategy
BRICS nations unite in 2025 to revolutionize TB prevention, diagnosis and treatment amid funding and drug-resistance challenges.
China Unveils Bold Water Protection Blueprint for 2035
China’s new water protection measures set a bold roadmap to safeguard rivers, boost flood control, and promote sustainable water use by 2035.
Beijing Expo Unveils Future Transport Tech
Beijing’s tech expo dazzles with innovations from e-bikes to warehouse automation on the Chinese mainland.
New Pasture Data Boosts Eco‑Protection on Qinghai‑Xizang Plateau
A novel dataset on cultivated pastures from the Qinghai‑Xizang Plateau, developed through satellite remote sensing, is set to enhance eco‑protection on the ‘roof of the world.’