U.S.-China Tech Tensions Fuel Industry Uncertainty
The U.S. tech industry faces uncertainty amid ongoing tensions with the Chinese mainland, dealing with tariffs, supply chain shifts, and talent challenges affecting the global tech landscape.
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Firefighters Race to Contain LA Wildfires Before High Winds Return
Firefighters in Los Angeles are racing to contain wildfires before high winds return, as the flames have destroyed thousands of homes and forced 100,000 people to evacuate.
Harbin Hosts Speed Skating Test Event Ahead of Asian Winter Games
Harbin hosts a speed skating test event, marking a key step in preparations for the ninth Asian Winter Games starting on February 7.
Shi Yuqi Secures China’s Sole Title at Malaysia Open
Shi Yuqi secured the Chinese mainland’s only title at the Malaysia Open, defeating Denmark’s Anders Antonsen in the men’s singles final. Other Chinese players faced tough competition in the tournament.
Alexander Zverev Cruises into Australian Open; China’s Bu Yunchaokete Exits Early
Alexander Zverev advances to the Australian Open second round with a straight-sets win, while China’s Bu Yunchaokete exits after a tough loss to Hady Habib.
Sabalenka Begins Quest for Australian Open Hat-Trick with Win Over Stephens
Aryna Sabalenka begins her bid for a third consecutive Australian Open title with a dominant win over Sloane Stephens, while China’s Wang Xinyu exits in the first round.
Barcelona Crushes Real Madrid 5-2 in Spanish Super Cup Thriller
Barcelona stormed back from an early goal to defeat Real Madrid 5-2 in the Spanish Super Cup final, showcasing a dominant first-half performance and clinching their 15th trophy.
Sky’s the Limit: How the Low-Altitude Economy is Changing Our World
The low-altitude economy is soaring, with flying taxis and drones transforming transportation and logistics. This new industry is set to revolutionize our skies.
Renewed Ceasefire Efforts Amid Continuing Strikes in Gaza
At least eight Palestinians were killed in Israeli strikes across Gaza as indirect ceasefire talks show signs of progress.
China and Grenada Pledge Deeper Cooperation for Shared Future
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Grenada’s Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell met in Beijing to deepen cooperation and strengthen ties, aiming for a shared future of mutual benefit.