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With nearly 13 million students competing this year, China's college entrance exam determines not just university placement but lifetime income, status, and opportunity
Violence erupted across Belfast after a stabbing attack, with homes and vehicles torched, public transport suspended, and police urging calm.
Health experts will use sewage analysis and online data to spot possible outbreaks as millions of fans travel across North America for the tournament
In the meantime, environmental concerns mount over the luxury resort which is linked to Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump.
Xi Jinping and Kim Jong Un pledge closer cooperation in politics, trade and culture as Beijing and Pyongyang highlight a renewed partnership.
Brussels says it is seeking clarification from Cypriot authorities after reports that Turkish-controlled air traffic facilities and fighter jets monitored aircraft transporting Greek, French and Dutch defense ministers ahead of an EU defense meeting in Nicosia
The Democratic Republic of Congo’s Ebola outbreak continues to spread, with health workers facing security challenges and limited access in conflict-affected areas
From Plato’s ideal order to carbon accounting, a new organizing principle is reshaping the global economy. As carbon becomes the metric that governs trade, finance, and industry, the real contest is no longer over emissions—but over who writes the rules
