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Hospitals in Ethiopia's Tigray region are gradually resuming services as medical supplies and equipment arrive following recent hostilities, the United Nations said Thursday.The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) said medical services were being restored at several

African economies have weathered the energy crisis linked to the Iran conflict, but falling foreign aid could weaken their ability to withstand future economic shocks, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said Thursday.The fund forecasts Africa's economy will grow by 4.5% this year and 5% in 2027.

At a hybrid rice experimental field in Nueva Ecija, the Philippines, ripe rice plants spread like a golden carpet, their panicles heavy with tightly packed grains. John Davidson pressed down a sturdy rice stem, and it quickly sprang back upright."The Philippines endured persistent heavy rains in

The 140th Canton Fair opened on October 15 and runs through November 4.

View of blooming flowers in Xiamen, China's Fujian

In the early 20th century, the French naturalist Emile Licent was among the Chinese and international scholars who opened a new chapter in archaeological research in China. From 1914, he spent more than two decades embarking on a scientific journey covering nearly 50,000 kilometers, during which

In this episode of BizTalk, CGTN's Guan Xin speaks with Zlatko Lagumdzija, former prime minister of Bosnia and Herzegovina, about China's development and its role in global governance. Drawing on his firsthand experience from multiple visits to China, Lagumdzija reflects on the country's

Chinese authorities began public consultation on Friday over a revised export control list, with plans to add AI, biomedicine and photovoltaics technologies.The Ministry of Commerce and the Ministry of Science and Technology are proposing changes covering 40 technologies across three sectors,