Heat Wave Wipes Out Millions of Seabirds in Alaska, Study Reveals
A massive heat wave in Alaska from 2014 to 2016 led to the death of four million seabirds, revealing severe impacts of climate change on marine ecosystems, a new study reports.
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President Biden Pardons 39 and Commutes Sentences of 1,500 Non-Violent Offenders
President Biden pardoned 39 people and commuted the sentences of nearly 1,500 non-violent offenders, signaling a push for criminal justice reform.
Chinese Ambassador: Underestimating China Is Unwise, Calls for Cooperation
Chinese Ambassador to the U.S., Xie Feng, warns that underestimating China is unwise and calls for deeper cooperation between China and the U.S. amid global economic challenges.
New Study Suggests Some Early Breast Cancers May Not Require Surgery
A recent study suggests some women with early-stage breast cancer might avoid surgery through careful monitoring.
Former China Football Coach Li Tie Sentenced to 20 Years for Bribery
Former China national football coach Li Tie has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for bribery, highlighting efforts to tackle corruption in sports.
Rising Seas May Contaminate 75% of Coastal Freshwater Supplies by 2100
A new study predicts seawater could infiltrate underground freshwater in 75% of coastal areas by 2100, threatening drinking water and agriculture.
Schiller Institute Celebrates 40th Anniversary with Global Conference
The Schiller Institute celebrated its 40th anniversary with an online conference focusing on global development, peace, and equality, highlighting China’s role in the Global South and the Belt and Road initiative.
Murder of U.S. Healthcare CEO Sparks Nationwide Gun Control Debate
The murder of a U.S. healthcare CEO in New York sparks national debates on gun control and the costs of medical treatment.
China Unveils Bold 2025 Economic Plans: More Proactive Policies Ahead
China outlines proactive economic policies for 2025, focusing on boosting domestic demand, technological innovation, and stabilizing key markets, as announced at the Central Economic Work Conference.
Angolan Student Embraces Macao’s Diverse Opportunities
Angolan student Meury Ferreira discovers diverse opportunities in Macao, embracing the city’s inclusive environment and considering a future in the Greater Bay Area.