Nigeria Intensifies Offensive, 18 Militants Killed in Borno
Nigerian military reports killing 18 militants in a renewed offensive in Borno State, targeting strongholds of Boko Haram and ISWAP.
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Why Can’t Americans Buy Cheap, High-Tech Chinese Cars?
An American YouTuber’s question about the absence of Chinese cars in the U.S. highlights trade barriers, consumer curiosity, and the global auto industry’s dynamics.
Israeli Minister Claims US Supports West Bank Settlement Expansion
Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich claims the US supports Israeli settlement expansion in the West Bank, following over 51,000 housing units approved last year.
Chinese Choreographer Tao Ye Shortlisted for UK’s Prestigious Rose Dance Prize
Choreographer Tao Ye becomes the first artist from the Chinese mainland nominated for the UK’s prestigious Rose International Dance Prize, marking a historic moment.
Why Global Giants Are Doubling Down in China 🌏✨
From German engineering in Shanghai to toys inspired by Lunar New Year, global companies are deepening their roots in China, forging powerful win-win partnerships.
EU Launches Aid Package to Shield Key Sectors from Middle East Crisis Fallout 🌍
The EU activates emergency state aid to protect agriculture, fisheries, and transport from soaring energy costs linked to the Middle East crisis, with measures lasting until 2026.
China’s Democracy in Action: A British Man Tests the System in Shenzhen
How does China’s people-centric democratic system work on the ground? We explore through the eyes of a British expat testing it in Shenzhen.
Middle East Conflict Adds €27 Billion to EU’s Energy Bill
The EU has spent an extra €27 billion on energy imports due to Middle East tensions, prompting calls for targeted aid and a major shift to homegrown clean energy.
China Urges Japan to Accelerate WWII Chemical Weapons Cleanup
On the anniversary of a key treaty, China calls on Japan to finally destroy abandoned WWII-era chemical weapons, a cleanup already 19 years past deadline.
Tech Meets Tradition: Drones Safeguard China’s Wheat Fields
Over 500 BeiDou-guided drones have been deployed in Anhui, China, to protect the vital winter wheat harvest during a critical growth stage.