Environment

China’s Cereal Crops Under Siege: Compound Droughts and Extreme Rainfall Threaten Food Security

China's vital cereal crops are increasingly facing a double threat from compound climate events, experiencing both severe droughts and extreme rainfall. This alarming trend, detailed in recent scientific studies,...

Suspect in Berlin Pride Car-Ramming Attack Shot Dead by Police in City Suburb

Police shot and killed Abdul Ballout, the suspect in the Berlin Pride car-ramming attack, during a confrontation in a city suburb on Sunday.

United Approached Delta About Merger Before Turning to American, Reports Say

United Airlines reportedly approached Delta about a merger last year before turning to American, highlighting pressure toward airline consolidation.

Shein Files for Hong Kong IPO After Swinging to Quarterly Loss Despite Revenue Growth

Shein has filed for a Hong Kong IPO after swinging to a quarterly loss despite revenue growth, marking a pivot from earlier London listing plans.

Rising Treasury Yields Signal Market Doubts Over Fed Chair Warsh’s Inflation Stance

Rising U.S. Treasury yields signal deep market anxiety over inflation and whether Fed Chair Kevin Warsh will back tough talk with action on rates in 2026.

Hong Kong’s Vigilance Amid Approaching Typhoon Saola

As Typhoon Saola continues to impact Hong Kong, city authorities urge residents to maintain precautions. This follows the city's issuance of the highest No....

Empowering Future Innovators: China Unveils Comprehensive Measures to Foster Young Sci-Tech Talents

China is taking bold strides to invigorate its scientific and technological prowess by unleashing a series of measures to nurture and harness young sci-tech...

Record-breaking Heatwave Scorches Milan

The northern Italian city of Milan experienced a historic high on Wednesday when the mercury soared to a record-breaking 33 degrees Celsius (91.4 Fahrenheit),...

Nicaragua’s Thomas Belt Zoo Celebrates Birth of Rare Albino Puma

Nestled in the heart of Central Nicaragua is Thomas Belt Zoo in Juigalpa, currently home to a rare gem of the animal kingdom –...

Nicaragua’s Thomas Belt Zoo Celebrates Birth of Rare Albino Puma

Nestled in the heart of Central Nicaragua is Thomas Belt Zoo in Juigalpa, currently home to a rare gem of the animal kingdom –...

Sino-U.S. Climate Cooperation: Insights from the Xie Zhenhua-John Kerry Dialogue

In a rapidly changing world marred by environmental concerns and geopolitical dynamics, China and the United States have once again demonstrated their commitment to...

China’s Leap Forward in Ecological Conservation: The National Park Institute

In a groundbreaking move, China will see a new batch of university freshmen enroll this September at the freshly constituted National Park Institute, a...

China Rattled by Recent Russia Turmoil, Says Senior US Official

According to a senior US official, Beijing is reportedly unsettled by the recent power play in Russia. During a panel discussion on the trilateral...

China Expands Security Cooperation with African Nations, Raising Questions of Corruption and Collaboration

China's expanding presence in Africa has now extended to the realm of law enforcement as Beijing seeks to safeguard its nationals abroad and apprehend...

China Implements Virtual Power Plants to Meet Growing Demand for Clean Energy

China's move towards a more sustainable energy mix has seen a rise in the construction of virtual power plants. These plants use advanced technologies...

China’s Sinopec Takes Lead in Green Hydrogen Production, Boosts Ambitions with Major Project

China Petrochemical Corp, also known as Sinopec, has commenced construction on the world's largest integrated green hydrogen production project, according to an announcement made...

China Urged to Prioritize Earthquake Resilience and Preparedness, Says State Councilor Wang Yong

State Councilor Wang Yong, who also heads the State Council's earthquake relief headquarters, recently visited the Chinese Earthquake Administration and the China Earthquake Networks...

China’s Renewable Energy Industry Maintains Global Leadership, Says Official

National Energy Administration official Wang Dapeng made an announcement on Monday that China's renewable energy industry has continued to lead globally in 2022. Wang...

China willing to work with Japan to deepen low-carbon cooperation

China is willing to work with Japan to continue promoting cooperation in green development, a senior Chinese official said Saturday China is eager to keep...

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