China's reusable rocket launch sparks global buzz as a technological leap

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Global Times   By Global Times     LandSpace, the private commercial space firm that developed the Zhuque-3, has found itself among wide supporting and encouraging comments. →

Astronomers find a planet orbiting at a wild angle no one can explain

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Science Daily   by National Institutes of Natural Sciences     To study the moments when the planet crossed over starspots, researchers relied on the multicolor MuSCAT3 and →

Engineered imperfections supercharge graphene’s power

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Science Daily   by University of Nottingham     Recent research has revealed a technique for producing graphene that deliberately incorporates structural defects to enhance →

In Goma, skepticism and fear persist as Congo–Rwanda peace deal is finalized in Washington

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Africa News   By Agencies     As political leaders in Washington hailed a “historic” peace agreement between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda on Thursday, →

Children: The Measure of a Society

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Americal Thinker   By Christian Vezilj     “The test of the morality of a society is what it does for its children.” These words, attributed to Dietrich Bonhoeffer, echo like →

Tucker’s Wrong Turn? How His Middle East Vision Recasts America’s Friends and Foes

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Americal Thinker   By Kim Ezra Shienbaum     Many Americans sense our country is drifting into turmoil—and, in many ways, it is.     The headlines tell a →

America’s Magical Thinking About Ukraine

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Foreign Affairs   by Sergey Radchenko     In August, U.S. President Donald Trump was disappointed when a meeting in Alaska with Russian President Vladimir Putin failed to →

Who was Yasser Abu Shabab, Israel-backed militia leader killed in Gaza?

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Al Jazeera   By Abubakr Al-Shamahi     The killing of Gaza militia leader Yasser Abu Shabab, confirmed by his Popular Forces group and by Israeli media, is the final chapter →

Putin challenges US pressure on India over Russian oil during state visit

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Al Jazeera   By Al Jazeera Staff and News Agencies     Russian President Vladimir Putin has questioned Washington’s stance on India’s oil purchases from Moscow, pointing to →

South Korea Is Getting Nuclear Submarines? Good!

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National Interest   by James Holmes     Many countries want nuclear submarines for national prestige rather than for security needs. But South Korea is well-positioned to use →

Etched in stone: Relic from Emperor Qinshihuang’s Kunlun quest highlights China’s pluralistic yet unified civilization

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Global Times   By Chen Xi     Perched on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau, a stone has captivated scholars by reshaping the narrative of early Chinese history. The Garitang Keshi, →

Chinese airline launches world’s longest one-way flight, shortens travel time between China and South America by over 4 hours

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Global Times   By Global TImes     A Chinese airline launched the world's longest one-way flight in the early hours of Thursday, the Global Times learned. →

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