Deadly Rio Police Operation: 64 Killed in Gang Crackdown
A massive police operation in Rio de Janeiro against the Red Command gang resulted in at least 64 deaths, highlighting the city’s fight against organized crime.
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Mexico City Exhibit Celebrates Century-Old Chinese Migrant Legacy
Discover Mexico City’s new exhibit spotlighting over a century of migrants from China’s Canton region shaping local culture.
Bird Flu Spread in Germany Sparks Pandemic Warning
German virologist warns bird flu (H5N1) spread in Germany could spark a pandemic. Experts call for new vaccines, stronger monitoring, and updated plans.
Global Forum Spotlights Xizang’s Modernization Journey
Global forum in Nyingchi City unites experts & officials to explore Xizang’s modernization, sustainable development & cultural exchange on the plateau.
US Scales Back Troops in Eastern Europe: What It Means for NATO
US to cut troop rotations on NATO’s eastern flank, including at Romania’s Mihail Kogalniceanu base. Around 1,000 troops remain as NATO adjusts force posture.
Israel Resumes Gaza Ceasefire After Deadly Strikes
Israel resumes a Gaza ceasefire after deadly air strikes killed at least 91 people, including 30 children, highlighting the fragile pause in fighting.
US Shutdown Hits Day 28, Could Stretch Into November
Senate votes down stopgap funding bill for the 13th time, pushing US shutdown to day 28 and risking November extensions with soaring health and food aid cuts.
Trump and Lee Jae-myung Eye US-ROK Trade Deal at APEC
At the APEC forum in Gyeongju, Trump and ROK President Lee Jae-myung pressed ahead on a US-ROK trade deal, focusing on tariff relief, $350B investments, and defense support.
Open-Source AI Revolution: Who Shapes Our Future?
Explore how open-source AI—from mind-reading glasses to smart bots—is empowering young creators and raising new ethical questions.
Caregiving Redefined: Prof. Hu’s Journey & the Call for Change
Professor Hu from Peking University shares his dual life as scholar and caregiver, pushing for a care-oriented society and dignified end-of-life support in the Chinese mainland’s aging society.