2025 Chengdu World Games: Innovative Coverage Set to Shine
ISB CEO Ursula Romero previews bold, fresh broadcast plans for the 2025 Chengdu World Games, promising equal spotlight for events from tug of war to flag football.
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IWGA President Applauds Chengdu’s Prep for 12th World Games
IWGA President praises Chengdu’s prep for the 12th World Games, lauding its history-making program and athlete readiness.
Pandas Roll Out the Red Carpet for Athletes Ahead of 2025 Chengdu World Games
International athletes explore Chengdu’s panda sanctuaries, ancient canals, and mountain trails on a culture tour ahead of the 2025 World Games.
Son Heung-min Joins LAFC After Decade at Tottenham
South Korean star Son Heung-min leaves Tottenham after 10 years to join MLS side LAFC, reuniting with Hugo Lloris in LA and eyeing World Cup 2026.
China Roars to 6-0 Win Over Syria in U20 Women’s Qualifier
China’s U20 women opened their AFC Under-20 Women’s Asian Cup qualifying in Yinchuan with a 6-0 win over Syria. Lu Jiayu scored twice, and the team now eyes Cambodia.
Trump to Meet Putin in Coming Days: Venue Locked In
U.S. President Trump and Russian President Putin will meet in the coming days, marking a milestone in the Ukraine conflict and shaping future peace negotiations.
Meet the Reindeer: Spirits in the Frozen Forest of the Chinese Mainland’s North
Reindeer roam the snowy expanse of the Greater Hinggan Mountains on the Chinese mainland, grazing on moss and mushrooms in one of the region’s rare winter wonderlands.
Gaza on the Brink: Only 1.5% Farmland Usable Amid Humanitarian Crisis
Gaza’s farmland is only 1.5% usable as the UN warns the situation is “beyond catastrophic,” with rising malnutrition and blocked aid.
Trump’s 100% Tariff on Semiconductor Imports Shakes Up Chip World
President Trump announced a 100% tariff on semiconductor imports from countries not building in the U.S., aiming to boost domestic chip manufacturing and reshape global supply chains.
U.S. Tariffs on Brazilian Coffee Jump to 50% – Market Shakeup Ahead
U.S. tariffs on Brazilian coffee jump from 10% to 50% as of Aug 6, potentially driving up prices for consumers and roasters in both countries.