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At Davos, former PBOC deputy Zhu Min revealed China's strategy for 2026: ensuring consumption and income growth outpace GDP to drive domestic demand.
Chinese researchers mapped 10 million immune cells to identify a specific gene mutation linked to asthma risk, paving the way for precision immunotherapy.
Texas medical examiner rules the death of Geraldo Lunas Campos in ICE custody as a homicide. Discover why ICE deaths have hit a 20-year high in 2026.
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[email protected]KOSPI hits the 5000 mark milestone for the first time on Jan 22, 2026. President Lee Jae Myung's market reforms aim to shift from a Korea discount to a Korea premium.
Former factory worker Gao Huijun becomes the first mainland Chinese president of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society. Read about his inspiring journey from self-study to global leadership.
PBOC adviser Huang Yiping warns of US national debt sustainability risks as the debt-to-GDP ratio continues to climb, sparking global economic concerns.
Israeli air strikes hit southern Lebanon and the Syrian border on Jan 22, 2026, threatening the 2024 ceasefire. Get the latest on casualties and political reactions.
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[email protected]President Trump reversed his Greenland policy at the 2026 Davos summit, ruling out military force and tariffs. Learn about the internal White House rifts and the new NATO framework.
South Korea aims to reopen three closed DMZ Peace Trail sections in 2026. The Unification Ministry is seeking approval from the UN Command for the Paju, Cheorwon, and Goseong routes.
On January 22, 2026, the Trump administration's Operation Catch of the Day intensifies in Maine. ICE raids target thousands as the feud with Governor Mills reaches a breaking point.
Samsung SDS 2025 earnings report reveals a 5% increase in annual operating profit despite a dip in Q4 net profit due to waning global IT demand.
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[email protected]Scientists from Jilin University discovered natural carbon nanotubes in lunar samples from the 2024 Chang'e-6 mission, proving these materials can form without human engineering.