Debris flows in the Himalayas are difficult to predict, says Russian geophysicist
Russian geophysicist Sergei Chernomorets discusses the unpredictability of the deadly China-Nepal border debris flow that claimed over 1,200 lives.
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Why did G20 finance ministers fail to adopt a communiqué? Chinese Foreign Ministry explains
China expresses deep regret as the G20 finance meeting in North Carolina ends without a joint communiqué, signaling deep global disagreements.
Autumn Adaptation: How to Overcome Seasonal Fatigue
With the onset of autumn, millions of people experience a sharp increase in daytime sleepiness, a drop in productivity, and a characteristic increase in cravings for simple carbohydrates
Tokyo's Trans-Eurasian Network and Why Ashgabat Has Become a Stronghold on the Japanese Foreign Minister's Tour
At first glance, Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi's current tour of Turkmenistan, Slovakia, Austria, and Mongolia appears like a diplomatic hodgepodge
SCO offers countries a choice of development paths, expert says
Expert Kuat Akizhanov discusses the SCO 2026 summit in Bishkek, highlighting its diversity, economic cooperation, and support for Global South nations.
Experts warn: glacier disasters are becoming more frequent as global warming intensifies
Climate experts warn that global warming is accelerating glacier melting at the Earth's Third Pole, increasing the frequency of severe natural disasters.
From campus to career: China's new appeal for global students
From chip labs to university research teams and technology companies, a growing number of international students are looking to China for more than cultural immersion
Uzbekistan and Serbia open new prospects for cooperation in tourism
Cooperation between Uzbekistan and Serbia in the field of tourism is gradually reaching a new level. Although bilateral tourism ties are still at an early stage of development, the two countries have significant potential for expanding mutual tourism, jointly promoting tourism products and exchanging experience in promising areas of the industry
CGTN Presents a Documentary Film Marking the 25th Anniversary of the SCO
In June 2026, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) officially celebrated its 25th anniversary. Over the quarter century since its establishment in 2001, the organization has undergone an impressive evolution — from a specialized regional structure focused on confidence-building and the demilitarization of border areas to one of the most influential international organizations with a global reach
A Journey to Hattusa — the Ancient Capital of the Hittites
Today, travelers are increasingly choosing routes rich in history and cultural heritage. Türkiye is ideally suited to this trend, with 22 sites included on the UNESCO World Heritage List
AI in Central Asia: How to Build Sovereign Intelligence Without Losing Cultural Heritage
In the first two issues of our "AI in Central Asia" series, we explored how Central Asia is taking its first systemic steps in the era of artificial intelligence. We examined the region's heterogeneous institutional landscape—from the development and adoption of national strategies and startup ecosystems to large-scale AI infrastructure development
SCO countries are making green development an engine of growth
Member countries of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) are navigating a common challenge: how to continue economic development and improve living standards while protecting the environment
ICBS 2026 at Tsinghua brings together leading scientists and students
: Leading physicists and mathematicians discuss the future of fundamental science and the impact of AI during Tsinghua Day at ICBS 2026.
Business in Uzbekistan are moving from digitalization to technological modernization
Center for Economic Research and Reforms (CERR), jointly with the Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCI), surveyed more than 5,000 entrepreneurs from all regions of the country
ICBS 2026 poster session at BIMSA sets record – 48 students from 26 universities
Highlights from the ICBS 2026 poster session at BIMSA. Students and professors drive scientific progress through interdisciplinary research and dialogue.
