Kirsty Coventry: First Woman & African IOC President
Olympic champion Kirsty Coventry becomes the first woman and African IOC president, breaking barriers in 131 years of history.
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Historic Breakthrough: Zimbabwe’s Kirsty Coventry Named IOC President
Zimbabwe’s Olympic champion Kirsty Coventry becomes the first woman and African to lead the IOC in a historic change.
US Strikes Iran Nuclear Sites: Global Tensions Rise Amid Calls for Peace
After the US struck three nuclear sites in Iran, global leaders call for de-escalation and peaceful dialogue amid rising tensions.
Israeli Strike Damages Iranian Nuclear Site; Tehran Rebounds
An Israeli strike damaged an Iranian nuclear facility in Isfahan with no casualties, while Tehran sees a return of residents, highlighting resilience.
Watermelon Magic: Xiazhi Celebration in Beijing
Celebrate Xiazhi in Beijing with pure watermelon juice – a refreshing twist on the summer solstice tradition.
Israel’s Operation Narnia: Nuclear Scientists Assassinated
Israeli forces reportedly killed 10 top Iranian nuclear scientists in a coordinated strike, marking a bold move in Operation Narnia.
China Fast-Tracks Rare Earth Export Licenses
China speeds up rare earth export license reviews to boost stable supply chains and promote compliant global trade.
Breakthrough in Alpine Grassland Carbon Sink on Qinghai-Tibet Plateau
New study uncovers the key mechanism behind the alpine grassland carbon sink on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, boosting our understanding of ecological security.
Xinjiang Girls Aim for National Football Glory
Young football talents from Xinjiang share their dreams of joining the Chinese national team, inspiring a new era on the pitch.
Shenyang Palace Lights Up Imperial History
Shenyang Palace in Liaoning Province dazzles at night with a light show that revives its imperial legacy, captivating locals and visitors.