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Chinese Scientists Grow Beating Human Heart in Pig Embryo

Chinese Scientists Grow Beating Human Heart in Pig Embryo

Chinese Scientists Grow Beating Human Heart in Pig Embryo ……………… Chinese researchers have successfully cultivated a beating heart structure using human cells inside a pig embryo for the first time. The heart continued to beat unaided for 21 days, according…
China Plans to Triple Uyghur Organ-Harvesting Facilities Amid Human Rights Concerns

China Plans to Triple Uyghur Organ-Harvesting Facilities Amid Human Rights Concerns

China Plans to Triple Uyghur Organ-Harvesting Facilities Amid Human Rights Concerns —————————– China is set to triple the number of organ transplant centers in Xinjiang, raising alarm over the potential forced harvesting of organs from detained Uyghur people, The Telegraph…
U.S. Senators Demand Stronger Action Against China’s Forced Labor Transfers of Uyghurs

U.S. Senators Demand Stronger Action Against China’s Forced Labor Transfers of Uyghurs

U.S. Senators Demand Stronger Action Against China’s Forced Labor Transfers of Uyghurs —————————- A bipartisan group of U.S. Senators has called for urgent measures to address China’s forced labor transfers of Uyghurs, NTV reported. In a letter dated June 18,…
Severe Flooding Displaces Over 80,000 in Southwest China Amid Extreme Weather

Severe Flooding Displaces Over 80,000 in Southwest China Amid Extreme Weather

Severe Flooding Displaces Over 80,000 in Southwest China Amid Extreme Weather ………………… More than 80,000 people have been displaced by severe flooding in China’s southwestern province of Guizhou, state media reported on Wednesday, as the country grapples with a summer…
China bans banks from using gifts like Labubu dolls to attract deposits

China bans banks from using gifts like Labubu dolls to attract deposits

China bans banks from using gifts like Labubu dolls to attract deposits Chinese regulators have instructed domestic banks to stop offering gifts, including popular Labubu dolls, as incentives to attract deposits. According to a report by The Guardian, citing Bloomberg…
China’s Uyghur Labor Programs Expand, Raising Forced Labor Concerns for Global Brands

China’s Uyghur Labor Programs Expand, Raising Forced Labor Concerns for Global Brands

A joint investigation by The New York Times, the Bureau of Investigative Journalism, and Der Spiegel reveals that tens of thousands of Uyghurs are being sent to various Chinese factory towns, often in groups. These state-led labor transfer programs, which…
China employing boarding schools as tool of cultural genocide against Uyghur children

China employing boarding schools as tool of cultural genocide against Uyghur children

The Centre for Uyghur Studies (CUS) has released a report titled “Breaking the Roots: China’s Use of Boarding Schools as a Tool of Genocide Against Uyghur Muslims,” The Sentinel revealed. The report sheds light on China’s state-sponsored boarding school system…
US, China Agree to Cut Tariffs for 90 Days, Easing Trade Tensions

US, China Agree to Cut Tariffs for 90 Days, Easing Trade Tensions

The United States and China announced a 90-day agreement Monday to significantly reduce their tit-for-tat tariffs, de-escalating a trade war that has unsettled global markets, Arab News reported. Following their first talks since President Donald Trump launched the tariff blitz,…
Storm capsizes boats in China’s Wu River, killing 10 tourists

Storm capsizes boats in China’s Wu River, killing 10 tourists

Ten people were killed and dozens hospitalized after four boats capsized during a sudden storm on the Wu River in China’s Guizhou province on Sunday. The boats were caught in heavy rain and hail during a popular May Day holiday…
China incorporates AI into undergraduate studies

China incorporates AI into undergraduate studies

China’s Education Ministry has announced the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into undergraduate studies by introducing 29 new academic majors, Anadolu Agency reported. These new programs will be included in this year’s college entrance examinations, according to an official statement…
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