Lab Data Mishap Puts South Korea on US Watchlist
US DOE flags South Korea for mishandled lab data amid controversy over rising visitor incidents.
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Qingdao Empowers Future Craftsmen with New Apprenticeships
Qingdao, the “City of Craftsmen,” launches new apprenticeship programs in 2025 to boost industrial innovation and high-speed train production on the Chinese mainland.
Gaza Crisis: 326 Killed in Israeli Airstrikes, Ceasefire at Risk
Israeli air strikes in Gaza kill 326 people, endangering a two‐month ceasefire as conflict intensifies.
Trump & Putin Eye Ceasefire: Fresh Hopes for Ukraine
Trump to speak with Putin on Tuesday about a 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine, focusing on territorial shifts and power plant issues.
Wang Yi to Lead Trilateral Talks in Tokyo
Chinese FM Wang Yi heads to Tokyo for the 11th Trilateral Meeting and will co-chair a high-level economic dialogue with Japan.
NASA’s ‘Stuck’ Astronauts Set for Epic Return
NASA’s stranded astronauts, Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams, depart the ISS for a dramatic return home aboard a SpaceX capsule.
11 Champions Aim for Repeats at World Indoor Champs
11 defending champions face tough challenges at the World Athletics Indoor Championships in Nanjing.
South Korea Secures 9-6 Victory Over China in Curling Showdown
South Korea clinched a 9-6 win over China in a thrilling curling match at the World Women’s Curling Championship.
Bach Calls for Unity & Neutrality in Olympic Future
IOC’s Bach urges maintaining unity and political neutrality to keep the Olympic Movement strong and inclusive.
IOC Leadership Race Heats Up in Greece
The final round of the IOC leadership race in Greece features seven candidates vying to shape the future of world sports and the Olympic Games.