Exploring Artificial General Intelligence: Will Machines Surpass Human Brains?
Technologists debate when Artificial General Intelligence, where AI matches the human brain, will become a reality. How close are we to machines that think like us?
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Florida’s Tourism Faces Threat from US-Canada Tariff Conflict
Florida’s tourism industry is feeling the pressure as trade tensions between the United States and Canada escalate. Learn how tariffs are impacting the Sunshine State’s hospitality sector.
Trump’s Tariffs Trigger Global Stock Market Turmoil
Stock markets have plunged amid fears over President Trump’s trade tariffs. Losses exceeded the annual GDP of France, raising concerns about a potential recession impacting the Global South.
Leaders Gather in Chicago to Discuss US-China Collaboration
Government leaders, diplomats, and business heads met at a CMG town hall in Chicago to discuss technology and future US-China collaborations.
Ex-President Duterte Arrives in Netherlands to Face ICC Charges
Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has arrived in the Netherlands to face charges at the International Criminal Court over his controversial ‘war on drugs’ campaign.
World Bank Unveils $1 Billion Plan to Rebuild Lebanon
World Bank announces $1 billion program to help rebuild Lebanon, offering hope amid economic crisis.
New Book Reveals Xi Jinping’s Insights on Party Ethics
A new compilation of Xi Jinping’s speeches on improving Party conduct has been published, offering fresh insights into his approach to governance and ethical standards within the CPC.
Chinese Company Unveils Ultra-Long-Life Nuclear Battery ‘Zhulong-1’
A Chinese company unveils Zhulong-1, an ultra-long-life nuclear battery powered by carbon-14, promising a 50-year lifespan and applications in healthcare and space exploration.
HK’s ‘Super Connector’ Role to Boost China’s Growth, Says Dr. Henry Tan
Dr. Henry Tan says Hong Kong can boost China’s growth as a ‘super connector’ in modernization and international cooperation.
Economist: Social Security Reforms Key to Boosting China’s Consumption
Morgan Stanley economist Robin Xing says social security reforms will boost China’s consumption in 2025.