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Level 1Rhossi the Sea Turtle's Journey Home
A rescued Kemp's ridley sea turtle travels 5,000 miles from Wales back to the Gulf of Mexico.
Level 1Shein Finds China's Supply Chain Hard to Replace
Shein's Vietnam experiment showed how difficult it is to recreate China's established supply chain elsewhere.
Level 1Lettuce Prices Rise as Food-Safety Outbreak Hits Restaurants
High prices and a recall linked to a Cyclospora investigation are putting new pressure on U.S. restaurants.
Level 1Young South Koreans Seek Jobs in Japan
Young South Koreans face job competition at home and look for work in Japan's aging society.
Level 1High Diving Competition in Paris Seine
Divers compete in the cleaned River Seine, showing Paris's effort to make the river a public space.
Level 1Apple Tests Chinese Memory Chips
Apple is testing memory chips from Chinese company CXMT for iPhones and MacBooks but hasn't decided to buy them yet.
Level 1Why Satellites Are Vulnerable in a Space Conflict
Satellites support daily services on Earth, so disruption and space debris are becoming important security concerns.
Level 1Typhoon Dolphin Hits Eastern China
Typhoon Dolphin struck China's coast with strong winds, prompting large evacuations and flight cancellations.
Level 1Night Trains Are Making a Comeback in Europe
New routes, operators and cabin designs are renewing interest in overnight rail travel, although the revival still faces challenges.
Level 1Burkina Faso’s Deaf Dancers Feel Music Through Vibrations
Fientan Company turns signs, touch and floor vibrations into dance.
Level 1How Emojis Became a Shared Digital Language
Born on Japanese mobile phones, emoji became a common part of online communication after Unicode helped them work across devices.
Level 1South Korea's Clinics Are Drawing Medical Tourists
More international visitors are travelling to South Korea for medical services, especially dermatology and cosmetic care, alongside a normal holiday.