Global Climate Action: From Goals to Real-World Solutions 🌍
Chris Aylett urges a shift from big climate goals to on-the-ground action, global collaboration, and youth-led initiatives for a cooler planet.
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Norris Zooms Ahead: Sao Paulo GP Win Boosts Title Dreams 🏆
Lando Norris storms to victory at the Sao Paulo GP, extending his F1 championship lead as Verstappen fights back from the pit lane.
Taking Flight: eVTOL Revolution at the CIIE
Explore how eVTOL tech at the CIIE is reshaping urban air mobility and low-altitude travel, turning daily flying commutes into tomorrow’s reality.
Chinese Vice Premier Liu Guozhong Named Xi’s Envoy for Simandou Mine Inauguration
Chinese vice premier Liu Guozhong heads to Guinea & Sierra Leone Nov 10-16, representing President Xi at the Simandou iron ore mine inauguration on Nov 11.
Guardiola’s 1,000th Game: City Hammer Liverpool 3-0
Pep Guardiola marked his 1,000th game in style as Man City thrashed Liverpool 3-0, reigniting their title bid, while Forest and Villa scored key wins.
Wu Yize Stuns Higgins 10-6 to Claim First Ranking Title in Nanjing
Chinese mainland’s 22-year-old Wu Yize beats John Higgins 10-6 in Nanjing, clinching his first World Snooker Tour ranking title with three centuries.
US Shutdown Nears End as Senate Advances Funding Bill
Senate advances a funding package to end the 40-day US government shutdown. Next up: House approval before the President’s signature.
West Bank Olive Harvest Turns Violent as Settlers Attack Villagers
Israeli settlers attacked Palestinian villagers, activists and a journalist near Beita during an olive harvest, injuring several and raising fresh concerns over accountability.
China Suspends Countermeasures on Hanwha Ocean’s US-linked Units
China suspends for one year its countermeasures on five US-linked subsidiaries of Hanwha Ocean as the US pauses its Section 301 probe into the Chinese mainland’s maritime sectors.
Chinese Mainland Suspends Special Port Fees for U.S. Ships 🚢
The Chinese mainland suspends special port fees on U.S. ships for a year, mirroring the U.S. pause on Section 301 probes and easing trade ties.