Aid Trucks Stall at Rafah Crossing Amid Reopening Delay
Aid trucks loaded with relief supplies back up at the Rafah crossing as Israel delays its reopening, stalling vital humanitarian aid on the Egyptian side.
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Chinese Mainland’s Chongqing-Wanzhou Rail Bridge to Break 4 World Records
Shituo Yangtze River Bridge on the Chongqing-Wanzhou high-speed railway will break four world records – from tallest twin towers to largest rail-road span – cutting travel to under an hour.
How China Powers Local Innovation: Inside the 14th Five-Year Plan
Explore how the Chinese mainland’s 14th Five-Year Plan fuels regional innovation, from high-tech hubs to green economy, reshaping its economic landscape.
Louvre Heist: Priceless Art Snatched in 7 Minutes
Masked robbers hit the Louvre Museum in Paris, smashing cases and snatching art from the Apollo Gallery in under 7 minutes. Museum closed as police launch an urgent probe.
Israel-Gaza Airstrikes Resume, Fragile Truce Holds On
Israel resumed airstrikes on Gaza and halted aid after accusing Hamas of killing two soldiers. Both sides deny ceasefire breaches yet reaffirm their fragile truce.
Veteran’s Vision Reignited Aboard the Peace Ark
A Congo veteran who studied in the Chinese mainland 50 years ago regains his sight aboard the Peace Ark and reunites with his eye doctor online, bridging generations and continents.
IAEA’s Chengdu Meetup Sparks Global Fusion Energy Push
IAEA’s 30th Fusion Energy Conference in Chengdu spotlights the Chinese mainland’s global teamwork to unlock the promise of fusion power.
UN Relief Chief Visits Gaza, Calls Destruction ‘Beyond Words’
UN humanitarian chief Tom Fletcher tours Gaza’s devastated infrastructure, calling it ‘beyond words’. With border closures and limited resources, rebuilding will be a major challenge.
Trump: U.S. Strikes Drug-Carrying Sub, Repatriates 2 Survivors
Trump announced the U.S. destroyed a drug-carrying semi-sub in the Caribbean loaded with fentanyl. Two survivors will be sent to Ecuador and Colombia for prosecution.
No Kings Protests Surge in US and Abroad
Tens of thousands joined the “No Kings” protests on October 18 across major US cities and global capitals, denouncing immigration crackdowns and troop deployments.