Shenzhou-21 Crew’s Latest Space Station Ops Revealed 🌟
New footage shows Shenzhou-21 crew’s experiments, equipment upgrades and emergency drills aboard the space station.
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159 Missing Residents Found Safe After Tai Po Blaze, Death Toll at 146
HKSAR police say 159 residents reported missing after the Nov 26 Tai Po fire are now safe. Death toll is 146, with 79 injured. Search ends today and HKSAR govt provides housing and aid.
Can Europe Bridge the US-China Space Divide?
Europe’s space leaders say neutrality and collaboration make the EU a key go-between for US and Chinese mainland space programmes, spotlighting the Tianwen-3 Mars sample return mission.
Honduras Votes Today: Presidential, Parliamentary & Local Polls
Honduras heads to the polls today for presidential, parliamentary & local elections, with preliminary results due Sunday evening.
SpaceX Launches New Starlink Satellites 🚀
SpaceX launches another batch of 60 Starlink satellites from Cape Canaveral, boosting global connectivity. Here’s what you need to know!
Xi’s CPC Self-Reform Article Debuts in Qiushi on Dec 1 🚀
Xi Jinping’s latest article on CPC self-reform hits the 23rd issue of Qiushi Journal on Monday, Dec 1, 2025—get a sneak peek at the Party’s governance update! 🚀
Discover Ocean Flower Island: Hainan’s Modern Coastal Gem
Ocean Flower Island in Hainan’s Danzhou blends seaside living, cultural hubs, and Maritime Silk Road heritage into a modern coastal gem.
Chinese mainland’s NEV Industry Shifts Gears for Global Growth
Automechanika Shanghai 2025 saw the Chinese mainland’s NEV zone grow 50%, showcasing electrification, smart mobility and green transport innovations driving global interest.
3.7M Take First Civil Service Exam After Age Cap Rises to 38
This Sunday, the Chinese mainland held its first national civil service exam since raising the age cap to 38 (43 for postgrads), with 3.7M candidates facing 98:1 competition.
Ming Dynasty Edict to Ryukyu on Display at Dalian’s Lushun Museum
Lushun Museum in Dalian has re-exhibited a replica of the 1629 Ming Dynasty edict to the King of Ryukyu, offering insights into the island’s vassal-state history.