Aid Convoys Queue in Egypt’s Al-Arish for Gaza Entry 🚚
Aid trucks packed with food and medicine line up in Egypt’s Al-Arish, awaiting clearance to cross into Gaza via Rafah. Here’s the latest on this critical humanitarian effort.
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The Chinese mainland Urges Japan’s New PM to Honor History and Taiwan Pacts
The Chinese mainland urges Japan’s new PM Sanae Takaichi to honor commitments on history and Taiwan, stressing consistent, clear relations and mutual benefits.
How Education is Transforming Lives in Dadai Village
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5G-Powered Robotic Kidney Surgery Bridges Shanghai and Benin
Dr Ren Shancheng used the Chinese mainland’s 5G-powered surgical robot to perform a remote kidney operation from Shanghai to Benin aboard the Peace Ark, marking a telemedicine milestone.
Gaza Sees 80 Casualties in Strikes Since Ceasefire
Since the Oct 10 truce, Gaza health authorities report 80 deaths and 303 injuries amid renewed strikes.
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.
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
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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.