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Level 1Hainan to Become China's First Province to Stop Selling Gasoline Cars
Hainan will stop selling new gasoline cars by 2030, becoming China's first province with this policy.
Level 1Strait of Hormuz Tensions Disrupt Shipping and Raise Oil Prices
US-Iran tensions close vital Strait of Hormuz, halting tanker traffic and raising oil prices sharply.
Level 1Fighting Phone Addiction: A Personal Journey
A man seeks therapy for severe phone addiction as experts warn of growing digital dependency
Level 1Concerts Are Turning Chinese Cities Into Weekend Destinations
Young Chinese fans travel to cities for concerts, spending on hotels, food, and tourism beyond tickets.
Level 1Microsoft Restructures Xbox Business as Gaming Industry Changes
Microsoft cuts 4,800 jobs and restructures Xbox, shifting focus from consoles to subscriptions and cloud gaming.
Level 1Space Station Bioprinting Experiment Advances Lab-Grown Tissues
Company successfully bioprints human liver and kidney tissues in space for the first time using microgravity.
Level 1Taiwan's Chips Power the AI Revolution
Taiwan produces advanced semiconductors essential for AI development through TSMC, making it critical to global technology.
Level 1Typhoon Bavi Forces Mass Evacuations in Eastern China
Typhoon Bavi hit eastern China, forcing 1.7 million people to evacuate from dangerous areas.
Level 1Why Do Mosquitoes Bite Some People More Than Others?
Female mosquitoes need blood for eggs and find people using smell and heat signals from our bodies.
Level 1Scientists Search for Habitable Planets
Astronomers are using powerful telescopes to study distant planets that may have conditions suitable for life, but they have not found another Earth or confirmed alien life.
Level 1China Lands a Reusable Rocket for the First Time
China successfully landed its first reusable rocket booster on a sea platform in July 2026.
Level 1Most Popular Baby Names in England and Wales Revealed
Olivia tops girls' names for tenth year while Muhammad leads boys' names for third year.