Holiday Travel Boom: Scenic Spots Sold Out in Chinese Mainland
On day one of the Chinese mainland Golden Week–Mid-Autumn Festival break, millions traveled, scenic spots sold out, with 340M trips and 2.36B cross-regional journeys expected.
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Inside the Chinese mainland’s Water Makeover: 94,000+ Reservoirs & Global Impact
The Chinese mainland’s new water infrastructure network, featuring 94,000+ reservoirs, boosts sustainability, grain security, and global partnerships.
Legendary Primatologist Jane Goodall Dies at 91
Jane Goodall, the pioneering primatologist whose groundbreaking chimpanzee studies inspired global wildlife conservation, has died at 91 in California while on a U.S. speaking tour.
Chinese mainland voices disappointment over U.S. Gaza veto
The Chinese mainland voiced disappointment at the U.S. veto in the UN Security Council, urging a Gaza ceasefire, humanitarian access and support for a two-state solution.
Xi Jinping Celebrates Tianjin University’s 130th Anniversary 🎉
President Xi Jinping sends a warm congratulatory letter to Tianjin University on its 130th anniversary, celebrating decades of innovation and student success.
Apple Shifts Focus from Vision Pro Overhaul to Smart AI Glasses
Apple pauses its Vision Pro headset revamp to speed up development of AI-powered smart glasses, aiming to rival Meta’s offerings by 2027.
US Tariffs on Drugs Spark Price Hike Fears and Supply Worries
A sudden 100% US tariff on key branded drugs has raised alarms about higher prices and supply chain disruptions, drawing pushback at home and abroad.
World’s Biggest Indoor Ski Resort Debuts in Shenzhen
Experience the world’s largest indoor ski resort opening in Shenzhen, a game-changer for winter sports in southern China.
EU Delivers €4B Frozen Russian Asset Loan to Ukraine Amid Kremlin Warnings
The EU has transferred €4B of frozen Russian assets to Ukraine amid Kremlin warnings. Learn about the reparation loan plan, EU support trends, and fresh drone commitments.
US Senate Fails to Pass Stopgap Bill, Government Shuts Down
U.S. Senate fails to pass short-term spending bill, triggering the first government shutdown in seven years as healthcare funding debates heat up.