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Japan Plans to Nickname Its Sixth-Gen Fighter 'Reppu', Reviving the Militarist 'Roster' of the Past
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The Vanishing Collective Outrage: Why India's 'Dowry Deaths' Are Fading from Public View
A latest study shows that, although thousands of women still die each year, India's "dowry deaths" no longer stir the kind of public outrage they once did. In the study, Kriti Kapila, a social anthro...
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Daocheng Yading Scenic Area to Waive Admission for Three Months, Cut Transport Fees, and Introduce Reservation-Based Access for Private Vehicles
Sichuan's Daocheng Yading scenic area will waive admission fees for three months (Aug 1–Oct 31), cut shuttle bus fees, and launch a reservation-based private-vehicle access system after a Ministry of Culture and Tourism rebuke over unfair charges.
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Details of Tax Evasion by a Livestreaming Host with '6 Million Followers': Evading Taxes via a 'Hidden Ledger'
Tax authorities disclosed the investigative process behind the tax evasion case of livestreaming host Xu Jingwan, who underpaid 3.1345 million yuan in taxes and was ordered to pay 6.3196 million yuan in back taxes, late fees, and fines.
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28 Medical Paper Misconduct Cases — Including Data Fabrication and Paper Trading — Publicly Disclosed
On July 10, China's National Health Commission publicly disclosed 28 cases of research misconduct in the medical field — including data fabrication, paper trading, and honorary authorship. This fourth-batch notice details penalties such as funding bans, award cancellations, and forced retractions imposed on the respons
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China's Summer Grain Harvest Hits Record as Output Surpasses 300 Billion Jin for the First Time
In 2026, China's summer grain output reached 301.49 billion jin, surpassing 300 billion for the first time—a 0.7% increase year on year—with stable sown area and steadily rising per-unit yields, according to the National Bureau of Statistics.
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On the 'Sky Road': A Railway Attendant and His Watch Over Four High-Altitude Stations
On the afternoon of July 5, at the Shigatse railway station platform under blue skies, the rumble of the rails rushed in. An Haiping, a passenger attendant, had not a moment's rest.
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Coaching Exodus at the World Cup: Departure Rate Hits Record High as Managers Step Down
So far at the USA–Canada–Mexico World Cup, 14 national-team head coaches have confirmed their departure — nearly 30% of the 48 participating teams. From Dalić to Nagelsmann, a wave of managers is stepping down.
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Instant Commentary | Deputy Division Chief Accused of High-Handed Parking; 'After-Hours' Conduct Also Subject to Discipline
A Changsha dispute in which a female car owner identified as a deputy division chief at the city's Sports Bureau arrogantly occupied a neighbor's parking space and refused to apologize has gone viral, prompting an investigation and a reaffirmation that officials' after-hours conduct is also subject to discipline.