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A book where magic is born: The Secret Life of the Lubomixes by Iryna Kotlyarevska
This book introduces us to extraordinary creatures who appear in a home precisely when magic is needed most. Not loud or spectacular magic, but something warm, -
Qiu Yong strengthens Tsinghua’s ties with France and Greece
From December 14–18, Qiu Yong, Secretary of the CPC Tsinghua University Committee, visited France and Greece to promote educational, scientific, and cultural cooperation with leading -
Guangzhou launches AI open alliance to drive innovation and application
A new artificial intelligence open alliance has been launched in Guangzhou, Guangdong province, marking a major push to consolidate national resources for AI innovation and development. -
Chinese students face uncertainty amid U.S. visa crackdown
Lainey, a 24-year-old sociology postgraduate from Beijing, is stuck in limbo. After being accepted into her dream PhD program at the University of California, she now finds herself anxiously -
Private schools in China reconsider their future after failing growth assessment
Private schools in China are reconsidering their future in light of challenges brought about by increased regulation, a slowing economy, and diminishing numbers of foreign students.
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Police are investigating a fatal shooting in the Castle Peak area after officers opened fire on a knife-wielding man who allegedly took a woman hostage outside a shopping mall in Tuen Mun on
Hong Kong has strongly condemned the UK’s latest report on the city, which criticized its focus on national security and claimed it was damaging Hong Kong's
Chief Executive John Lee officiated at the opening ceremony of the Hong Kong Park in the Hetao Shenzhen–Hong Kong Science and Technology Innovation Co-operation Zone on December 22,
India is poised to accelerate the issuance of visas for Chinese technicians, aiming to resolve delays at manufacturing sites that have obstructed substantial investments.
Taiwan was rattled by a magnitude 5.1 earthquake on Wednesday, with tremors briefly shaking buildings across the island, including in the capital Taipei. Authorities said there were no
Champion, the iconic sportswear brand with over a century of history, has found a new owner. Hanesbrands announced on Wednesday that it will sell Champion
Taiwan President Lai Ching-te firmly asserted on Sunday that Taiwan is "of course" a country, dismissing China's claims to the island as lacking both historical and legal foundation.
North Korea has criticized China, Japan, and South Korea for discussing the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula, labeling their joint declaration after a summit in
Singapore Airlines (SIA) is set to grant employees a profit-sharing bonus of 7.45 months’ salary, following a strong full-year net profit of S$2.78 billion (approximately 71 billion baht),
Singapore's political landscape witnessed a historic shift as Lawrence Wong, the country's first new prime minister in 20 years, convened his inaugural cabinet meeting.
Within the last three hours, a controversial decision by Pakistan’s government has trended on X, drawing global attention. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announced a compensation
Philippine officials are demanding the expulsion of Chinese diplomats following an alleged breach of protocol involving a leaked phone conversation with a Filipino military leader amidst
British food delivery company Deliveroo announced on Monday its decision to exit the Hong Kong market. The company will sell certain assets to Delivery Hero’s foodpanda for an undisclosed
Philippine law enforcement agencies are actively searching for the whereabouts of six Chinese nationals who were kidnapped in the capital region earlier this week, as reported by the police on
