China’s Archives Receive Russian Evidence on WWII’s Unit 731
China’s Central Archives receives Russian evidence on notorious WWII Unit 731, unveiling trial records and reports of Harbin bio-warfare experiments on over 3,000 victims.
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Seized Venezuelan Oil Tanker Spotted En Route to Houston
Satellite images this week show a U.S.-seized Venezuelan oil tanker carrying 1.85M barrels headed to Houston, sparking offshore transfers and heated U.S.-Venezuela clashes.
Historic Flooding in Washington State Sparks Massive Evacuations
Torrential rain this week triggered historic floods across Washington state, forcing tens of thousands to evacuate as rivers hit record levels and a state of emergency is declared.
Beijing’s Li Bin Soars to Two Golds at Chinese mainland’s National Games for Persons with Disabilities
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Defending Champions Guangsha Roll Past Shanxi 88-74 in CBA Opener
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12th National Memorial Day: Remembering Nanjing Massacre Victims
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China Secures Women’s Singles Title at WTT Hong Kong Finals Ahead of Semis
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UNEA-7 Wraps Up with 11 Green Resolutions for a Resilient Planet 🌍
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Remembering the Nanjing Massacre on National Memorial Day
On December 13, China observes National Memorial Day for the Nanjing Massacre. In 1937, over 300,000 civilians and soldiers lost their lives. Today, only 24 survivors remain.
Jeffrey Sachs Warns: U.S. Ties Could Endanger Taiwan Region
Columbia Prof. Jeffrey Sachs warns that U.S. ties could pull the Taiwan region into proxy conflicts, threatening regional stability.