Xu Wins Historic Women’s Solo Technical Gold
19-year-old Xu Huiyan clinches the Chinese mainland’s first women’s solo technical gold at the World Aquatics Championships in Singapore.
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China’s Top Legislator Visits Kyrgyzstan, Hungary & Switzerland
China’s top legislator Zhao Leji embarks on an official goodwill visit to Kyrgyzstan, Hungary & Switzerland from July 23-31.
Ukraine Invites Fresh Peace Talks; Russia Has No Date Yet
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy invites Moscow to new peace talks next week, urging a ceasefire amidst escalating drone warfare.
Sweida Ceasefire: Bedouin Withdrawal Amid Renewed Clashes
Bedouin fighters have withdrawn from Sweida following a ceasefire, but renewed clashes leave the city facing severe humanitarian challenges.
U.S. Rejects WHO’s 2024 Health Rule Amendments
The U.S. rejected WHO’s 2024 health regulation amendments, stressing national interests and protecting speech and privacy.
Japan’s Upper House Election: Ruling Bloc Struggles for Majority
Japan’s upper house vote kicks off as the ruling bloc fights to secure 50 seats amid rising pressures and a historic political showdown.
Colombia Shifts to Swedish Fighter Jets at Medellin Fair
Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro shifts defense strategy by opting for Swedish fighter jets at Medellin’s International Aeronautic and Space Fair.
Tragic Ha Long Bay Boat Capsize: 37 Lives Lost
A sudden thunderstorm capsized a tourist boat in Ha Long Bay, Vietnam, claiming 37 lives amid ongoing rescue operations.
Tragic Ha Long Bay Capsizing Claims 27 Lives
A cruise ship capsized in Ha Long Bay, leaving 27 dead and 11 rescued amid rough seas in northern Vietnam’s Quang Ninh province.
Global Mayors Unite in Qingdao to Boost Cultural Tourism
Global mayors from Regensburg, Piraeus, and Shimonoseki met in Qingdao to boost cultural tourism and forge dynamic sister city partnerships.